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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1954
Page
6
A Mount Dora feature notes the department reflects public opinion with no self written entries. Bob and Grace Bullard compiled the articles surveying local conditions and notable people.
Timothy Croak is described as a progressive business leader and builder in Mount Dora. The article highlights his thorough building knowledge, local understanding, honesty in dealings, and active civic involvement. It credits these qualities with past success and expected continued success.
Mount Dora welcomes Bill Fisher of the Dixie Drive Inn on Highway 441 whose emphasis on service fuels local business and civic involvement. He blends modern ideas with old experience to support community growth and public relations while maintaining high standards of service and food.
In this period of growth Mount Dora honors Attorney W M Kennedy for his foresight optimism and steadfast belief in local prosperity He has shown willingness to advance civic projects and contributed to the public good reflecting success in private affairs and commitment to the community.
The article lauds K F Remley for honesty and dependable deals in business and notes E F Remley as a developer offering choice home sites in Remley Heights. It credits such progressive men with civic betterment and Mount Dora’s growth, with customers praising the Remleys’ work.
A mother introduces her bright son to visitors and tests his physics knowledge. The child replies that steam pouring from a kettle means you are opening its letters, a clever misread of the phrase.
A tribute highlights Evelyn Machlanski formerly Evelyn Page as a designer and builder now shifting to design work and soon teaching art. She and husband will offer classes starting Dec 3 through the Mount Dora Art League, with civic contributions noted in the community.
The article hails M. M. Cheatham Sr who runs a lumber mill on Sorrento road as a progressive and resourceful Mount Dora businessman. It highlights his optimistic outlook, civic involvement, and executive skill that boost the mill’s efficiency and popular regard.
In Mount Dora Frank Edenfield of City Cab 2 6681 is highlighted for his balanced role in business and civic life. The piece praises his taxi service for safe courteous transport and his steadfast support of city and county progress, portraying him as a valued community leader.
The review honors Fred J. O'Hara repairing contractor for his businesslike operations and strong customer relations. He has played a key role in civic ventures in Mount Dora, contributing to progress and maintaining a friendly local spirit.
Attorney Roy Christopher stands ready to aid his city with money and time and a positive spirit. He exemplifies civic leadership and earns public approval, expected to keep pace with Mount Dora's growth for years to come.
The Sleights are praised for expanding Way side Packing House services and handling large volumes of business. They are noted for civic responsibility, good will, and strong community ties, establishing themselves as leading figures in Mount Dora's business life.
Mount Dora honors Margie Ricks and Cookie Ricks known as Margie and Cookie for their pivotal role in local business. Their leadership at the Green Lantern on Highland Street helped community welfare, patronage, and the city’s prosperity through keen insight and strong civic engagement.
Fred S. Foust, a prominent builder, is praised for his role in Mount Dora’s growth and development. The tribute highlights his leadership in business and civic progress, and notes his readiness to volunteer for worthwhile community efforts.
Esther Bishop and Dan Bishop of Bishop Gate Guest Home at Seventh and Alexander are lauded for their civic and business leadership. The piece credits their courtesy and service with helping Mount Dora become a tourist center and notes the patronage enjoyed by their guest home as evidence of ongoing city progress.
Carl S Risley is praised as a progressive Mount Dora business leader with four decades of experience in cement work and products. The article credits his integrity, broad knowledge, and personable approach for earning respect and goodwill in the community and cement industry.
Bill Shriner, Packing House operator, is praised for aggressive drive and broad support of local citrus business. His prominence has boosted Mount Dora and aided regional progress, earning him wide respect among business associates and friends.
Frank Stewart of Frank Stewart Radio and TV Service is highlighted as a progressive Mount Dora businessman. The tribute notes his knowledge of radios and televisions, aggressive yet practical methods, and valuable service to the public. It praises his civic mindedness and contributions to community projects as Mount Dora shows steady growth.
A Mount Dora feature lauds Quentin Cooper for his long set standards at the Western Auto Associate Store. The piece notes strong community support, his hard work, and faith in products as he boosts the city’s growth and development.
Henry W. Meineke II of the Meineke Spreader Works in Astatula is honored as a progressive business figure aiding Mount Dora and surrounding areas. He earns a reputation as a leading manufacturer of the Spredall fertilizer spreader and is noted for civic involvement and broad respect among friends.
A church listing details services at multiple churches including Baptist at Sixth and Tremain with Rev. David Coffield, Community Church Seventh Ave and Connally St with Rev. Robert R. Reed, Methodist Fifth Ave led by Rev. H Maurice Felton, Church of Christ Fifth Ave with Roy Burgess, and Presbyterian Sixth Ave with Rev. Charles A. Carriel. Optional MYF and drive in vesper hours noted. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 1117 Fifth Ave led by Elder H P Kelly with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Midweek prayer and discussions also listed.
The Eustis listings show Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist at 11 a.m. and Sunday School also at 11 a.m. Faith Lutheran Church of MO Synod offers 8:30 a.m. service with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by Rev. Phillip Schlessmann. St Thomas Episcopal at Lemon and Mary Streets hosts 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:30 a.m. Family Service with Morning Prayer on weekdays and First Sundays.
Sunday service at Tangerine Community Church begins at 11 a m with Rev Roscoe Graham and Rev Louis Johnston alternating leading duties.
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