Would Ending The Degradation Change The Next Generation
A 1953 Mount Dora commentary condemns visible poverty in East Town, noting unsanitary backyards, outdoor toilets, and blocked homes. It contrasts poverty with surprising car ownership and neat houses. The piece recalls Mayor Heaton and school officials stressing community duty and cleanliness to break generational hardship.
City To Suspend Health Fines As Cleanup Starts
City officials suspend health fines for three violators after a police court hearing as the sanitation drive continues. Mayor Lou L. Heaton reports two residents began building cesspools to install flush toilets, a third pledges to follow. In East Town six more homes or restaurants commit action or promise to start cess pools amid cleanup efforts and rat and fly control. The issue will be discussed at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
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East Town
Health Department
Lou L. Heaton
Heaton
John Ragan
A. J. Waltz
Lake County Board Sets Five MPH Boat Speed Through Dora Canal
A resolution adopted by the Lake County Board of Commissioners this month limits motor boats on the Dora canal to five miles per hour to reduce waterway damage. Violations will be punishable under Florida law.
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Lake County Board of Commissioners
Dora Canal
Florida
Mount Dora Golden Hurricanes Eye Fair Season Opener
Coach Dan Spear leads the Mount Dora Hurricanes into a 1938 gridiron season with 10 returning lettermen and a mix of new players. The opener is Sept 18 on the local field, with a schedule featuring trips to St. Cloud, Clermont, Umatilla, Titusville, and Eustis among others. Spear notes two lettermen missing at start and flags Umatilla and Titusville as toughest foes.
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Mount Dora
Golden Hurricanes
Dan Spear
Hurricanes
Kenneth Dawson
Fred Roseborough
Spear
Robert Alderman
Charles Brown
Henry Bryant
Tom Cleary
Jerry Dake
Sidney Davis
Marvin Day
Don Gregg
Billy Harding
Ossie Hawkins
Wiley Hobdy
John Keller
Fred Kurras
Jay Kurras
Roland Lane
Bill Langford
Charles Norton
Tyrone Parker
Bobby Partridge
Jeff Ray
Grady Sills
Billy Spilliard
Jimmy Stark
George Wilson
John Wilson
Robert Wilson
All Brothers
St. Cloud
Tavares
Clermont
Umatilla
Titusville
Groveland
Ma-Ma-Moo Nurtures Deaf School Pupils In Mount Dora
Editor notes Carolyn McMurray of Mount Dora, a Florida School for the Deaf and Blind supervisor at St. Augustine, heads a dormitory and classroom routine for 16 to 18 hearing impaired children. She describes their adjustment, fears, and daily regimen starting at 5:30 AM.
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Carolyn McMurray
Mount Dora
Florida School For the Deaf and Blind
St. Augustine
Florida School
Schedule of daily routine at Mrs McMurray's home
Mrs McMurray enforces a strict day for girls with meals at set times. Breakfast at 7, class at 8, milk and cookies at 10, lunch at 1, bath at 4, dinner at 5 30, and bed by 7. Many girls arrive from distant areas and adjust to the regimen.
James Claude Pritchett III Born in Waterman Memorial
A son James Claude Pritchett III was born to Mr and Mrs James C Pritchett Jr at Waterman Memorial Hospital on August 21 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces The mother is listed as an IceHouse player.
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James C. Pritchett, Jr
Waterman Memorial Hospital
James Claude
Lake County PTA Charts Five Point Program To Reduce School Discord
Lake County PTA leaders after an Leesburg session outline five goals to improve understanding of the Minimum Foundation Program and county tax structure, raise teacher integrity, and foster better public relations between teachers and lay citizens. County Supt. C. A. Vaughn Jr explains the 1953-54 budget and a $2 million building program, including a $200 cost of living deduction previously taken from building funds.
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Lake County
Parent-Teacher Association
Leesburg
Fante An Tha Eshnani Cituations
MFP
W. T. Edwards
Florida Congress of
P-Ta
Florida State University
Lake County Council
Sybil Griffin
Tampa
Florida Congress
National Congress
C. A. Vaughn, Jr
Edwards
Miamians Start Boat Trip Here
A group of eight motor boats left Gilbert Park to head for Silver Springs in a two week holiday finale. They belong to the Miami Outboard association and are touring Lake county waterways via the Ocklawaha river and Silver River. The party travels from Winter Haven to Mount Dora and Moss Bluff where about ten more boats joined to compare routes.
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Gilbert Park
Silver Springs
Miami Outboard Association
Lake County
Ocklawaha
Silver River
Springs
Mount Dora
Winter Haven
Miami Club
Moss Bluff
Five Days Left in Youth Center Drive
The Youth Center urges subscriptions and renewals for its building fund with a Sept 1 deadline. Top sellers win cash prizes of $10, $5, and $3. Subscriptions yield 50 percent to the center, renewals 25 percent, or $1.50 per sale.
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Youth Center
Center
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C. O. Lott
Professor Lott
Board of Health
Waltz
Mabel
Ray
Turkey
PTA
Dostoyevsky