Mount Dora Residents Return From July Stay
Captain and Mrs. Oscar Schubert and daughters Esther and Delcia end a July visit and plan a long stay. Misses Martha and Elizabeth Fenn return from Alabama with Jesse Dooley after baseball duties. City crosses repairs completed on Donnelly Grandview McDonald Third Fourth and Liberty Streets easing travel. President Truman announces Japan surrender and MacArthur named Allied Commander as Mount Dora observes a holiday. mail delivery to extend Sept 1 with new truck reaching Pinecrest Sylvan Shores and 90 new homes. Danny Patton returns from Navy duty with family staying on Clayton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schubert
Esther
Delcia
Atlanta
Martha
Elizabeth Fenn
Dr. Fenn
Union Springs
Ala
Kome
Jesse Dooley
Donnelly Street
Grandview
McDonald
Third
Fourth
Liberty
Truman
Japan
Philippines
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
New
Mount Dora
Patsy Dean
Susie Scott
Darlene Schaff
Betty Stockton
Alice Williams
Trudie Williams
Harry Hopcraft
Helen St
11Th Ave
Pinecrest
Sylvan Shores
Hopcraft
Danny Patton
Walter Douglas Patton
Key West
Navy
Midge Patton
Clayton Street
Mount Dora Court Docket for August Six
Mount Dora Municipal Court docket lists dozens of defendants with guilty pleas and fines. Names include Rose Mae Furse, Joe Wyatt Byrd, Robert R. Aylward, Harold W. Kauff, and Theodore Patrick among others, with offenses ranging from speeding and careless driving to assault and battery and contempt of court. Several defendants face failures to appear and jail terms, with fines typically from $15 to $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Rose Mae Furse
Joe Wyatt Byrd
Carl Lyles Garrison
Robert R. Aylward
Hubert Williams
Roy Lee Jones
Harold W. Kauff
Paul D. Isenberg
Walter Bell
Carl R. Dotson
John H. Hauser
William E. Stidham
Dannie P. Wilbanks
Linda D. Felts
Burton Bibbs
Travis Branton
Belinda Peterson
Mount Dora Police July activity report totals 486 items
The Mount Dora Police Department logged 486 total calls in July with 53 moving traffic violations including speeding and 40 suspicious person calls. There were 15 breaking and entering incidents with two cleared by arrests, plus one attempted entry, 51 disturbances, and 3 missing person complaints. Additional figures include 2 felony narcotics arrests, 1 family offenses arrest, 1 DUI, 3 disorderly conduct, 6 all other offenses, 1 attempted death by own action, 18 suspicious vehicle calls, 265 all other incidents, and traffic accidents 3 with injuries, 16 without, and 1 unreported.
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Mount Dora
B & Es
Youth Will Be What Youth Will Be Across Eras
A reflective poem surveys attitudes toward youth across decades from 1900s to 1920s. It argues adults set patterns through permissiveness and standards, and that youth behavior follows social norms, suggesting little real change over time.
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Diane Demro
Mount Dora Court
Paint and Painters’ Supplies
Moore Z Paints
Creative Paint Center
the Poet’s Corner
Shear Magic
Donnelly St
Turner’s Restaurant