Mount Dora Thursday Publication Details
Local Mount Dora newspaper notes publication by Mount Dora Publishing Company Ward Eis Reeisis cscccense pagesannespotanweeeeine Publisher Mabel Norris Reese and post entry dates. Includes classification as second class matter and archival date April 7 1916 with regional circulation notes and postage terms.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Ward Eis Reeisis
Mabel ‘Norris Reese
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Tiny Poses As 4 H Model at National Congress
Mount Dora sophomore Tiny Larsen returned from a National 4 H Club Congress trip where she served as one of three teen models for Farm Journal. She posed for six hours beside cook stoves and cake making while also attending meetings and enjoying Chicago parks snow games.
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Tiny Larsen
Mount Dora
Tiny
Mount Dora High School
Cage
Farm Journal
Chicago
Chlorophyll And The Court Sparks Public Debate On Food Safety
A Johns Hopkins warning on synthetic chlorophyll used in foods and dental products contrasts with a Supreme Court ruling allowing a Washington apple grower to bar inspectors. The piece argues for stronger laws and FDA authority to prevent unsafe additives and ensure products prove safety before sale.
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Johns Hopkins University
U.S. Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
Johns Hopkins
Supreme Court
Washington
FDA
Nansen Sees World Government Tied to Human Rights
In a Boston talk to the New England Convention of the United World Federalists, Odd Nansen argues that world government is essential yet must be built on human rights. He rejects Russian communism, warns against collectivism, and emphasizes peace anchored by democratic rights and individual dignity.
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Odd Nansen
Mr. Nansen
Norway
Germany
Nansen
Boston
New England
United World
Federalists
the World’ Federalist
Russia
Europe
America
Glass Mountain and the Quiet Aftermath of a Play
The writer reflects on memory and emotion after a New England theater production of Glass Mountain. He recalls the cast as a close family, the final performance, and the abrupt emptiness when the IceHouse is left bare. He laments the death of the imagined world and cherishes the lingering memories and the sense that love is a wingspan.
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New England
Amaryllis Growing Guide by Mrs Calhoun
The Garden Spot explains amaryllis thrive in wet drained soil with little care. Plants reach 12 to 15 inches before the swelling bud opens into a branching umbel of pink white or red flowers. Plant from October to January with careful watering. avoid overwatering to ensure bloom.
Prophets Uphold Belief With Accuracy In Prophecy
The Rev. David Toffield preached that Isaiah foretold Christ's coming with exact details 700 years before birth. He cited Micah Zechariah Psalms and Isaiah as fulfilled prophecies proving the divinity of Christianity and the historicity of Jesus.
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Isaiah
David Toffield
Baptist Church
Jesus
Micah
Bethlehem
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Psalms
Galilee
Mr Chapdelaine rites held for 66 year old resident
Last rites were held for Edmond W. Chapdelaine 66 a Lawn Bowling club member and Lake county resident since 1948 Funeral services were conducted at Rehbaum Funeral home with Dr Robert R Reed officiating Burial followed at Pine Forest Park He is survived by his wife three daughters two sisters and nine grandchildren
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Edmond W. Chapdelaine
Lawn Bowling Club
Lake County
Mount Dora
Chapdelaine
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Robert R. Reed
Pine Forest Park
Mary Chapdelaine
Virginia M. Clare
Colmar Manor
Ruth A. McLarney
Washington
Dr. C
Ida C. Chapdelaine
Alma
Eustis Chapdelaine
Passaic
N. J
D A R Spreads Christmas Cheer At Ocklawaha Chapter Meeting
Daughters of the American Revolution collected toys and clothing for two welfare projects and will send gifts to Kate Duncan Smith and Crosnore in South Carolina. The chapter plans an all day sewing session January 8 and a January 30 card party at Mount Dora Community Building with entertainment and new member welcomes.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Ocklawaha
J. P. Wilkerson
Eustis
D.A.R
Kate Duncan Smith
Crosnore
South Carolina
Tarmassee
Alabama
Mount Dora
Samuel T. Lton
J. M. Douglas
Weirsdale
Near
Far East
Margaret Choate
Helena M. Johnson
R. E. Harrington
J. D. Cottrell
Edward Bower
Hendersonville N. C
M. J. Walter
Brookline
Mass
R. L
George R. Walker dies at 70 in Leesburg area
George Roy Walker aged 70 and father of Dr. Robert Walker of Mount Dora passed away last week at Durham Young hospital Leesburg after a lingering illness. He leaves besides Dr. Walker two sons George A. of New Brighton Pa and Blake R. of Beaver Falls Pa, two daughters Mrs Louise Snyder New Brighton and Mrs June Forrest Morrison Col two sisters Mrs Harry Kissick Butler Pa and Mrs Bertha Marion Ellwood City Pa and seven grandchildren. A civil engineer for 45 years he retired seven years ago and resided near the Methodist church in New Brighton where funeral services were held this week with burial at Sylvania Hills Memorial cemetery.
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George Roy Walker
Robert Walker
Mount Dora
Durham Young Hospital
Leesburg
Walker
George A
New Brighton
Blake R
Beaver Falls
Louise Snyder
June Forrest
Morrison
Col
Harry Kissick
Butler
Bertha Marion
Ellwood City
New of the Methodist Church
Sylvania Hills Memorial Cemetery
Mount Plymouth Opens Monday
Mount Plymouth hotel and Country club near Sorrento in Lake county opens for the season next Monday under manager Frank Mebane Jr with golf pro Andy LaPola in charge of the 18 hole course. A pro am tournament is set for Dec 21 and a supper room will open Saturday December 20.
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Mount Plymouth Hotel and Country Club
Sorrento
Lake County
Frank Mebane, Jr
Orlando
Andy LaPola
Mrs Rosa E Larsen Dies Mother of Ira J Mc Limans
Mrs Rosa E Larsen, mother of Ira J Mc Limans, died at 78. Funeral services were held November 24 in Pacific Palisades where the Mc Limans now reside. the family previously lived in Mount Dora.
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Pacific Palisades
Cat
Rosa E Larsen
Ira J. McLimans
Bake Sale Planned By Wesleyan Guild At Princess Theatre
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church plans a bake sale Saturday morning at the Princess Theatre. A parcel post sale will be held in conjunction with the bake sale.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Princess Theatre
Christmas tie exchange and odd health notes
A collage of light items including a Christmas tie exchange with prizes for ugliest ties, a reminder about a window display, humor on life spans and shaving tips, and various quirky observations on fashion, body measurements, and local shopping support.
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