Mount Dora Community Notes From 1927 Anniversary Issue
Fifty years ago Mount Dora details include the Merry Matrons Club hosted at a country home with prizes for a poultry contest directed by Miss Marie box. A quiet wedding at the Methodist parsonage united Elsie Hill and Orville Swartz. Local politics cover a mayoral reelection of W. D. Patton and a crowded council race with five candidates.
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B. R
Tavares
Merry Matrons Club
A. L. Huff
Becker
Huff
Rees
M. Rees
Charles Close
W. M. Kennedy
Harry Johnson
Bruce Morton
Blaine Nickel
L. G. Cowen
W. J. Sims
Paul Daniel
Fifth Avenue
Elsie Hill
Orville Swartz
James H. Elder
Swartz
Sixth Avenue
Buster Williams
Carl Malcolm
David Brown
Kenneth Atkins
Buddy Atkins
John Obcat
Kenneth DePew
Ken Davis
Mark Hines
Arthur Link
Mount Dora
W. D. Patton
Margaret Lofroos
Lou L. Heaton
New York
Florida
Howard J. Simpson
University of Florida
David Bowen
Princeton University
American Can Co
Robert “Dude” Grantham
Ocilla
Lions Club
Letters Vote to Save the Old Library and Park
Mount Dora residents urge preservation of the old library as a city museum and park noting public benefit beyond revenue. Margaret Carson argues the park and library upkeep are funded in the 1977 78 budget and asks voters to keep the library park.
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Dean) van Landingham
Mount Dora
van Landingham
Margaret Carson
Florida Four Year Assessment Cycle Backed By County Appraisers
The Property Appraisers Association of Florida endorses a four year cycle for assessing real estate. Lake County would review all parcels in the first three years and then adjust all rolls statewide in year four. New construction would follow current timing. Petition drive to place this on the November 1978 ballot is underway, with offices in Tavares offering copies.
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Lake County
Princess Theatre
Insurance Underwriters Association
Sorrento
Helen Driver
Mount Dora
Driver
Perso
Florida
Appraiser’s Association
Constitutional Revision Commission
Tavares
Florida Economy Forecast Says Growth May Accelerate
Florida economists forecast strong growth into 1978 with construction surging near 25 percent annually and multi family building rebounding after the 1973 75 recession. Consumer spending is seen rising about nine percent in 1977 and 1978 while tourism stays robust amid a improving national economy. The report notes farmland values rising seven percent to 78 per acre and farm values averaging 302 200 per farm in February 1977 with total Florida farm buildings valued at 1 008 million.
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Florida
Florida Chamber of Commerce
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Mount Dora Golden Hurricanes
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A.M. Liveright
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Library Board
Carmody
Joan Marvin
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