Human Resource Conservation Is Mankind's Greatest Need
Dr. Darrell Mase urged higher focus on character building and mental health in children at a community meeting of the Woman's Club and PTA. He blamed parental failure and a materialistic world for rising mentally ill and underchallenged youths, calling for more preventive community programs and teacher training to aid handicapped children.
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Darrell Mase
Woman’s Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Tieaataw
Mawida Manian
University of Florida
Mase
Florida Farm Colony
Gainesville
Ing
Mason Squier
Woman's Club
PTA
Pane
Conference on Child Problems in Four Counties
A four county conference of the Florida Children's Commission will meet in Leesburg at the Recreation Center on Friday December 12 from 10 a.m. State leaders in children's work will speak and a Lake County committee will host representatives from Polk Sumter Marion counties.
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Florida Children’s Commission
Leesburg
Recreation Center
Lake Committee
Polk
Sumter
Marion
New Scout Officers To Be Announced
New officers of the Lake District Boy Scouts will be announced at a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Tavares courtroom for all Lake County Scout workers. Other plans include the Central Florida Council annual dinner at the Episcopal church parish house in Sanford next Tuesday.
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Lake District
Boy Scouts of America
Tavares
Lake County
Central Florida
Episcopal Church Parish
Sanford
Lake
Lake County agricultures 1951 52 income totals and crops
Lake County farmers received 11 628 000 from 1951 52 agricultural products. Citrus sales yielded 7 484 350 from 11 771 000 boxes on 68 834 acres. Other income came from watermelons 843 750 vegetables 1 506 475 ferns 650 000 Sealand cotton 82 500 and pasture beef poultry honey and forest products totaling about 11.6 million dollars.
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Lake County
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
USDA
Florida State’ Marketing Bureau
PMA
R. E. Norris
Norris
Dr C W Colby rites held after illness claims life
Dr Cleon Woodward Colby died after several weeks illness at Waterman Memorial hospital in Eustis. A Mount Dora resident for three years, he was 66 and formerly practised in Exeter New Hampshire for 27 years. He had trained at Amherst College and Jefferson Medical College. He leaves his wife Caroline and two daughters Elizabeth Colby Nome Alaska and Ruth Ilma Colby Hart Conn. Funeral services were conducted at the Rehbaum chapel by Dr Robert R Reed.
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Cleon Woodward Colby
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Mount Dora
Colby
Exeter
N. H
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Jefferson Medical College
Aaandellsville
Ohio
Sanford Lions Host Henry Witte Jr District Governor
Lions Club welcomes Henry Witte Jr of Sanford district 35 0 to its Mount Dora meeting next Tuesday evening. Witte, a vegetable grower and shipper, active Sanford club leader, Rutgers alumnus, vice president of Sanford Oviedo Truck Growers, and Delta Upsilon member, serves as a Sanford Congregational church deacon. He will discuss Lions International humanitarian work and efforts to promote civic education and moral welfare locally and nationally.
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The
Lions Club
Henry Witte, Jr
Sanford
Sanford Club
Seminole High School
Rutgers University
Jersey
Sanford-Oviedo
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Congregational Church
Mount Dora
Lions, International
Nerous
Daytona Beach votes down fluoridation plan
Daytona Beach rejected adding sodium fluoride to the city water 3090 to 1323 amid a turnout near half of registered voters. The move followed Mount Dora and echoed debates over fluoride initiated by the U S Public Health Service and Congress investigations.
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Mount Dora
Daytona Beach
Daytona
Atlanta
U.S. Public Health Service
Congress
Rth
County Personalities Delves Into Declaration of Independence
Dorothy Alexander reviews the signing of the Declaration in a talk on patriotism, likening radicals of history to the radical implications of Christ’s era. She cites unalienable rights and reflects on governance, corruption, and the enduring call for republican virtue and divine Providence.
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Dorothy Alexander
Alexander
Personal pledge echoes patriotic duty in women’s talk
Mrs. H. L. Alexander concludes her address by pledging personal responsibility as a patriot. She frames democracy as a sacred trust and warns against idle words and prejudice that erode faith, urging citizens to uphold democratic ideals.
Dorans City Election Tuesday Seeks 10 Posts
Dorans voters head to City Hall next Tuesday December 9 to fill ten posts with many offices uncontested. Top names include Jerry Barnhart John Groves and William Prinz for City Council plus Park Commission candidates Mrs Cora Sadler James Hughes and a Charter Board slate led by Mrs Lillian Christie D Fletcher Crane J G Ray Jr Al Rehbaum Jr and A J Waltz. Mayors appointees will complete terms and a council seat opens after Ernest Mosteller's October death.
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Dorans
Jerry Barnhart
John F. Groves
William Prinz
The
Park Commission
Cora Sadler
Emma Burkart
James M. Hughes
Myron Cronwalt
Charter Board
Lou L. Heaton
Lillian Christie
D. Fletcher Crane
J. G. Ray
al Rehbaum, Jr
A. J. Waltz
Heaton
Florida Hotel Association Mount Dora Conference Opens Sunday
A sectional Florida Hotel Association conference begins Sunday in Mount Dora with a board meeting and dinner at Villa Dora. President William Faw of the Monson Hotel presides. Lakeside Inn hosts, and Richard Edgerton is host. About 40 visiting hotel professionals are expected. local officers R O Bill Riddle and Carl Graves attend. this is the first such conference here in three years.
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Florida Hotel Association
Mount Dora
Villa Dora Hotel
William Faw
Monson Hotel
St. Augustine
Lakeside Inn
Richard Edgerton
Association
Villa Dora
R. O
Bill” Riddle
Jacksonville
Carl Graves
Hotel Association
Central Flora
St. Petersburg
Miami
City Waterworks Plan Probed as Bids Opened Today
City Council meets to open bids for a $300 000 waterworks improvement project to expand a main from the water plant to the water tower and downtown area. Judge Truman G Futch to hear legality of issuing revenue notes. financing handled by Leedy Wheeler and Aleman of Orlando.
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Truman G Futch
Futch
Lou L. Heaton
William C. Stewart
Finnanciart
Oyay
Albert O’neill
Leedy, Wheeler and Aleman
Orlando
Orange Hill
Glass Mountain shows veteran IceHouse cast shines
Mount Dora's IceHouse Players stage The Glass Mountain at Charles St theatre with an all local lineup. Jean Patterson and Marguerite deliver standout performances as the Mayflower dowager and wheel chair bound aunt Cissie, supported by Sara McCain Col. Paul Bronson Walter Patton and Mrs W D Patton guiding a mix of comedy and tragedy through the production.
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IceHouse
Mount Dora
Little Theatre
Glass Mountain
Charles St. Theatre
Sara McCain
Paul Bronson
Girl
Glass Rain
Momn
Walter Patton
Players
Central Florida
É Live Theatres
W. D. Patton
Hill-Top Records Ten Aces At Mount Dora Course
Pro Stan Foe resumes the column noting Mount Dora Hill-T Golf Course has recorded ten aces over six years. The item highlights high scoring, referencing the course's notable reach and the golfing milestone amid local sports chatter.
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Mount Dora Hill-T
Stan Foe
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