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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
8
Wartime editorial urges home front sacrifice and intensified effort to defeat the Axis. It stresses that German military power, not Italy, is the main obstacle to victory and calls on every citizen to contribute, support production, and support allied efforts, warning against those who hinder.
A letter from Tom Cooley argues that the great cause of human life demands accountability and condemns a liberalized world. He warns that unconcern and sympathy for responsibility will lead to chaos and inevitable loss, urging support for the home front.
Miss Mary A Nugent longtime resident with Mrs Mary Morse on Seventh avenue died at 2 00 am last Wednesday August 4 services were held at the Roman Catholic Church in Eustis at 9 00 am Thursday burial followed at Forest Cemetery Mount Dora born Providence Rhode Island daughter of a longtime Rhode Island Locomotive Works employee on her mother's side she belonged to one of Rhode Island's pioneer families
Miss Anna Louise Thorpe of 1645 Post Road Fairfield Conn died Sunday August 1 in a convalescent home at 50 Paradise Place after a long illness. Services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at John M Shaughnessy funeral home with Rev Delmar S Markle officiating Burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery Fairfield She was in her 70th year born in Fairfield daughter of Charles W and Sarah ald Thorpe Survived by brother Charles Thorpe of Fairfield and Mount Dora and sister Mrs Alice Mitchell of Fairfield She spent winters in Mount Dora with her brother and had many friends in Fairfield.
First Sergeant Tom Kimball arrives to spend the balance of the week with his father Lieutenant Harvey Kimball and Mrs. Kimball continuing a family visit while on duty.
The credits may be taken now or after the war and amount to 40 percent for married persons 25 percent for single persons and 2 percent for each dependent. They depend on premiums and policies in force on September 1 1942 payments of old debts and net purchase of War Bonds. U S Treasury Department.
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