Midnight chimes disrupt Mount Dora quiet night
In Mount Dora a 12 hours late chime from the First Presbyterian Church startled the town. The church air conditioner had cut power and reset the timer causing the bells to ring at 20 minutes past midnight. Rev. Kenneth Book learned of the mystery and confirmed the fix.
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Topic newspaper contact and notice from Mount Dora Florida
The Topic published in Mount Dora Florida lists editor Jim Waldron and editor Sandy Waldron with offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue and P O Box 197 Mount Dora. It notes a water emissions class material mention dated April 7 1916 and admission under a Florida act.
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Rev. Book said he received no complaints about the chimes at the late hour. He defended the timing as understandable given the circumstances.
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