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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
6
The Sunday lesson in all Christian Science churches centers on the golden text from II Timothy about power love and a sound mind. The service will be conducted at the Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis this Sunday.
Wiley T. Bagwell 81 a Sorrento resident for 55 years died Saturday Aug 12 He was born in Tennessee came from Kansas and belonged to the Paola Church of Christ Survived by wife Elzora Lou four sons Arlen Bethel Tonner Clayton Hubert three daughters Jessie Hobdy Herschell Haskins Roy Ballicom 26 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren Services were Sunday Aug 13 at 4 pm at Rehbaum Harden Chapel with William Hammond and Cletus Stutzman officiating Interment Seminole Springs Cemetery.
Local churches across Mount Dora Eustis and nearby areas publish upcoming service times. Includes Mount Dora Baptist Church Saint Edward s Episcopal Church Presbyterian Central Christian Faith church and various Lutheran and other congregations with weekly schedules and contact details.
Rainy services despite weather as Bethel Free Methodist carried on with Greater St. Mary Bethel Church members joining Greater Mt. Carmel in Tangerine. Rev B J Lane preached two sermons amid heavy attendance and Friday notes remind readers of the 42nd Usher Board anniversary and upcoming National Baptist Convention in Denver.
A new insecticide AKTONR from Shell Chemical Co. offers eight weeks of protection against chinch bugs and sod webworms in Florida lawns. It remains effective after rain and mowing, with no known damage to ornamentals, aiding professional sprays before the season.
Thomas A. Chasteen of Mount Dora is promoted to Airman Second Class at Keesler AFB Mississippi and trains at the Air Training Command Center. Amos Ransom Jr. of Mount Dora lands first duty assignment after basic at Lakeland AFB Texas and heads to Mountain Home AFB Idaho as a construction equipment operator in the Strategic Air Command. Ransom graduated in 1967 from Bates Avenue High School in Eustis.
A nationwide series of labor law workshops focusing on reform will be held in 12 cities including Orlando in September. Sponsored by national state and local chambers of commerce, the sessions will review bills on secondary boycott picketing at construction sites EEOC powers and age discrimination. Shiver defends reform as restoring balance in industrial relations.
Florida saw a 67 percent rise in retired workers on social security from 1960 to 1965, reaching 464,910 by 1965. Including disabled workers, spouses, children, widows, and parents, total Floridian recipients numbered 811,596 who received 714 million dollars in 1965.
Clara R. Atkins age 56 of Mount Dora died Tuesday morning after living in the city 31 years. She was born in Cedar Bluff Virginia and belonged to local churches and orders. Survived by husband Lloyd, two daughters, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral from First Methodist Church Mount Dora at 3 p.m. Thursday with Eastern Star graveside services at Pine Forest Cemetery. Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home of Eustis in charge.
Telephone directories are available in the Chamber of Commerce office for reference. The list includes city entries across Atlanta to Orlando and nearby communities, covering major U S cities such as Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco St Louis and Tampa with Florida and Georgia locations noted.
The article outlines planned mass immunization programs in Dade Polk Clay and Volusia counties for September or October with prior campaigns in multiple counties. It notes 35 000 children immunized in clinics and 11 000 in joint efforts, estimates 1 700 cases so far and under reporting. Dr Sowder urges vaccination and highlights Palm Beach's 77 percent coverage. A German measles vaccine is under field tests with hopes to finish in about a year.
H J Malsberger of Atlanta cites a $25,153,258 planting total for 1966 67 season by pulp and paper firms and pulpwood suppliers. He describes a perpetual forest as one managed by humans and notes seedlings aid continuous wood supply and restoration of the South's timber resources.
Winter visitors at Warren Indiana farm celebrate 1917 marriage in a Fairmont church reception. Aug. 4 party in Warren hosted by Florida friends includes Alva Myers and S M Whin ery among others. Also notes Miss Gertrude Baker’s trip to Springfield Vermont and Shelbourne Antique Museum. Richard Poling family visits for Jim’s Clemson birthday dinner. Debbie Poling to begin Furman University in September.
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