Mount Dora Thursday Publication Note
Published at Mount Dora Florida every Thursday by Mount Dora Publishing Company. Oty.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
4
Published at Mount Dora Florida every Thursday by Mount Dora Publishing Company. Oty.
The text presents the pledge as a pledge to the flag of the United States of America and the Republic for which it stands. It asserts one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
The text proclaims American creed as government of the people through consent, a democracy in a republic, and a union of sovereign states. It asserts duties to love country, support the constitution, obey laws, respect the flag, and defend the nation against enemies.
A tribute notes a departed figure urging business leaders and parents to guide youths toward better choices. It laments society’s focus on history and pride while neglecting duty to youth, cites wartime neutrality, and questions handling of youth automobile risks.
A reader cites examples from Dickens Conan Doyle Defoe and Rider Haggard found in John O London’s Weekly Letter Box. The note mentions misplacements and improbabilities in their works such as setting winter scenes and improvised wills.
The America First Committee labels as war-mongers anyone who would aid democracy’s defense and questions why Americans should fight in England's war as Hitler expands his reach.
The piece argues that Germany and Italy forced war on democracies, not Britain or the United States. It accuses Lindbergh and the America First Committee of promoting aggression against Britain and even proposes plans to control Latin America through puppet governments.
Field Representative John R. Tulis awarded American Red Cross First Aid and Water Safety certificates in Leesburg under Lake County Chapter. Noted standout Robert Quixley of Mount Dora among top candidates. instructors listed across Groveland, Mount Dora, Fruitland Park, Leesburg, Lady Lake.
The State Road Department plans an overpass crossing the T and G and ACL railroads in Lake County. Cone Brothers Contracting Co. of Tampa bid $234,521.85, approved despite being above estimates, with work to extend from the Route 55 junction north of Minneola to Roller Coaster Road in Clermont. Construction should start within 30 days and will take months, offering local employment and boosting rentals and retail sales due to arriving officials and inspectors.
A historical quotation attributed to W.G. Sumner from 1887 warns that failed laws cannot be simply abandoned. Even set aside, these experiments leave vested interests that hinder repeal, shaping future policy despite poor results.
Directors of the Florida Photographers Association voted to hold their next annual meeting in Tampa in May 1942. President Al Burgert said about 250 members are expected to attend.
G P Howe president of Florida Motor Lines announced last week the promotion of W E Abbott to the position of assistant to the president. Abbott will assist in executive duties and company operations as part of the leadership team.
Vito Martini runs experimental perfume work at Charles R. Short’s Clermont lab. He uses Florida citrus and swampland flora to create fragrances like Christmas Night and Evening in Paris. The process blends plant oils with alcohol and animal extracts, aging in glass-lined tanks.
Household furniture for sale and an eight room unfurnished dwelling for rent. Contact L. R. Tremain at 411 Donnelly Street or 350 Tremain for details.
The Florida State Fox Hunters Association will hold its 1941 hunt in Haines City October 12 to 15. Activities start with a beach show October 12 and hounds on October 13, followed by a horse show, a business meeting, a puppy race on October 14, and a barbecue. Neal Adams appointed Dr A M Hedick master of hounds and Milton Baxley judge of the beach show with field judges including Homer L Allen Fred Roper Randall Silaro Virgil Goolsby Ray Horne John Nunez Charlie Stokes and John P Steele.
A C Newman assistant sanitary engineer for the Florida State Board of Health was named Leesburg city manager at the City Commission meeting. He succeeds A C Stubbs after 18 months in the post and has previously served as city manager and engineer for Winter Haven. Newman, 42, now based in Jacksonville, will relocate with his family to Leesburg. Stubbs will leave Friday for a position with the Florida Industrial Commission.
Secretary Morgenthau announced expansion of Defense Savings Stamps to retail outlets after a Treasury meeting with associations representing over a million stores pledging participation. Stamps will be sold in department stores, groceries, drug and variety shops, furniture and hardware stores and other outlets. Retailers for Defense Week will run September 15 to 20 with nationwide store participation to enlist buyers. Before that week, most stores are expected to stock Defense Stamps.
The Church of Christ on Rossiter Street at Sanford begins with Bible Study at 10:00 a.m. and preaching with communion at 11:00 a.m. First Sunday guest Bro. David Harold from Daytona Beach. third Sunday L. B. Chastain. fourth Sunday Lester Starling from Ocoee. Evening service 7:30 p.m. with Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. All are invited to attend each service.
Monthly meetings and regular gatherings listed for church groups civic clubs fraternal and service organizations. Items include Baptist Church Lambert Mary Simpson and Overhiser Circles W M A Community Church Ladins Aid Sewing Miastinnaty Woman's Society of Christian Service Kiwanis Lions O E S Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and Home Demonstration Club with scheduled dates and meeting times across local buildings.
A reflection on choosing restraint to protect finances, noting how avoiding risky bets and impulsive investments prevented losses. The tone emphasizes prudence and long term stability over quick gains.
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