Bank of Mount Dora to Open in Temporary Center
The Bank of Mount Dora will open in temporary quarters at the new Triangle Shopping Center on Tuesday morning, offering full banking services. It is FDIC insured and plans a permanent home near US 441A with a 40,000 square foot site. The staff discusses opening hours, services, gifts for new accounts, and a board of directors featuring local and regional names.
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Bank of
Proctor
Golden Triangle Shop Center
Mead
Mead, Warfield
E. A.nimnicht
Vernon L. Conner
van N. Marker
R. D. Flippo
S. Carey Colley
Paul H. Oberhelman
George R. Stege Jr
J.G. Ray Jr
Mount Dora
C. Robert Crow
Eugene A. Moss
Swift & Co
Frederick C. Andrews
Guy E. Beardsley Jr
Tangerine
First National Bank & Trust Co
Eustis
Colley
Mount Dora Growers Cooperative
Conner
California Travel Topic by Kiwanis Club Preview
The Kiwanis Club of Mount Dora sponsors a Travelog program with LeRoy Crooks presenting The World of California at 8 p.m. Friday January 8 in the Community Building auditorium. Crooks, a veteran travelog filmmaker and OSS photographer, highlights four National Parks and landmarks including Death Valley Mount Whitney Lake Arrowhead Lake Tahoe and Spanish Missions in all color footage.
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Kiwanis Club
Mount Dora
LeRoy Crooks
California
Crooks
Office of Strategic Services
Cape Kennedy
Death Valley
Mount Whitney
Lake Arrowhead
Lake Tahoe
Spanish Missions
Hospital Patients at Water Man Memorial This Week
Mount Dora patients listed include Mrs Lavonia Drawdy Mr Homer Bickhart Mrs Jean Hemm Mr Earl Blair Miss Katherine Pardue Mr Hugh Leaming Mrs Helen Holmes Mrs Connstance Fenske Mr Wade Cowart Mrs Clara Stark and Mr John B Webb.
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Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Lavonia Drawdy
Homer Bickhart
Jean Hemm
Earl Blair
Katherine Pardue
Hugh Leaming
Helen _ Holmes
Connstance Fenske
Wade Cowart
Clara Stark
John B. Webb
Telephone Official To Discuss Service At Lions Meeting
Claude Locke general commercial manager of Florida Telephone Co will speak at the Mount Dora Lions Club Tuesday night. He will discuss the proposed extended area service allowing subscribers to call anywhere in Wet Lake County with a toll. The Lions meet in the Community Building.
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Claude Locke
Florida Telephone Co
Mount Dora
Lions Club
Wet Lake County
City Hall Close Friday for New Year Observance
City Hall will be closed Friday in observance of New Year’s Day. Regular hours will be maintained Thursday, and the usual half day will be observed Saturday for city business transactions.
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City Hall
Lake Sumter Junior College campus inspection scheduled
Lake County school officials led by the School Board and Junior College President Paul P Williams will inspect the Silver Lake campus buildings on Wednesday at 10 am. The first phase, including four structures, was built by Thompson Brothers for 502 218 dollars with completion planned for early January.
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Lake County
Lake-Sumter Junior College
Silver Lake
Lake County School Board
Paul P. Williams
K. Whitney Dalzell
Clearwater
Thompson Brothers Construction Co
Thompson Brothers
Present Council To Conduct Last Meeting Tuesday
The Mount Dora City Council schedules its final meeting of the current term for 8 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall Council chambers. E. E. Wyn Brown and Tommy Houser will leave the council as Gordon Dake and Charles R. Javens are to take seats later this month. Brown Houser and President J. P. Turner sought re-election in the December 8 city race. Dake led the slate Javens Turner edged Houser by three votes for the third seat. Other continuing members are Tom Champion Oscar Schubert Warren Morgan and Dr. Robert Vason.
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Mount Dora City
City Hall
E. E
Wyn) Brown
Tommy Houser
Gordon Dake
Charles R. Javens
Brown
Houser
J. P. (Pinkney) Turner
Dake
Javens
Turner
Tom Champion
Oscar Schubert
Warren Morgan
Robert Vason
Kiwanis Club of Mount Dora Names 1965 Officers
Kiwanis to install officers at a noon Thursday meeting in the Community Building. Charles S. Pettyjohn, current first vice president, will be installed to lead the club during 1965.
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Kiwanis Club of
Mount Dora
Charles S. Pettyjohn
Fannie Spilky, Mount Dora resident, dies at 69
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Fannie E. Spilky a 69 year old Mount Dora resident since 1927 at Fairchild Funeral Home Chapel with Rabbi Rudolph J. Adler officiating. Interment followed in Ohev Shalom Cemetery. She was active in the Lake County Pilots Club Eastern Star Pythian Sisters and Haddassah. Survived by two daughters Natalie Levi and Sheila Grossman two brothers Ted Ehrlich and Ben Ehrlich and two sisters Bess Ehrlich and Jill Davis.
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Mount Dora
Fairchild
Rudolph J. Adler
Ohev Shalom
Sol Spilky
Grand Leader Department
Florida
New York City
Spilky
Lake County Pilots Club
Eastern Star
Pythian Sisters
Professional and Business Women’s Club
Home of Sages of Israel
Lawrence
Senior
Haddassah
Natalie Levi
Washington, D.C
Sheila Grossman
Mass
Ted Ehrlich
Leesburg
Ben Ehrlich
Miami
Bess Ehrlich
New York
Jill Davis
Chicago
Ill
Lions hear on air strip use and funding for builds
Mount Dora Lions Club welcomed Joe Swift a Mount Dora commercial pilot who operates a Leesburg based charter business as guest speaker. He outlined how federal and sometimes state aid could cover about 75 percent of air strip costs and demonstrated a film on community air-strip projects and benefits. Perry Flora chaired the program at the Community Building.
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Joe. Swift
Mount Dora
Perry Flora
Mount Dora Issued Building Permits Totaling 421250 in 1964
Eighty four permits valued at 421000 were issued in Mount Dora during 1964, a drop from 1963. The largest single permit was 159000 for a First National Bank building at Seventh and Donnelly.
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Mount Dora
John Cain
First National Bank of
Seventh and Donnelly
Cain
First National Bank
Burgett
Gilbert Park
Bronsons
Roy Christopher
Lake County approves near five million in building permits
Lake County planning reports a rise in construction for 1964 with an estimated 840 permits and a total valuation just under five million dollars. Residential permits reached 210 valued at 2.45 million, commercial 55 at 1.38 million, additions 184 at 377 thousand, and 391 other permits totaling 721 thousand.
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Lake County
Robert S. Webb
Webb
Florida agriculture outlook for 1965 shows strong citrus rebound
Florida farmers anticipate total farm cash income near one billion dollars in 1965 with 1964 totals well above the line as citrus prices hit records after a 1962 freeze recovery. Sugar, vegetables, cattle, and pigs also shape future prospects amid weather, marketing gains, and industry shifts.
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Florida
Hendry, Martin
St. Lucie
Indian River
Brevard
Mystery Cast Opens Jan 12 at Ice House Theatre
The Ice House Theatre announced the January production Laura a murder mystery by Vera Caspary with cast members Dorothy Watson Vera Bauer Richard Litsinger Bill Rodda Ralph Wood Doug Jones and Carol Dwight. Sets are by Ray Harrington and Howard Earl. Performances run January 12 to 16 at 8 15 pm admission is by membership with guest memberships available for $2 per performance.
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Laura
Vera Caspary
George Vaughan
Dorothy Watson
Vera Bauer
Richard Litsinger
Bill Rodda
Ralph Wood
Doug Jones
Carol Dwight
Vaughan
New York City
Ray Harrington
Howard Earl
IceHouse
Reedy Plans Attendance at Tallahassee Inaugural Event
Rep. W. H. Bill Reedy will attend Haydon Burns's inauguration in Tallahassee on Tuesday. He says the visit offers a chance to meet state officials and discuss Lake County proposals.
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W. H
Bill) Reedy
Haydon Burns
Tallahassee
Reedy
Lake County
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Lions Meeting
Lake-Sumter
Leesburg High School
Kiwanis
Don Conkling
Golden Gem Growers
Viola Sutphin
Golden Gem
Fannie Spilky
Fannie E. Spilky
Citrus Culture
Joe Swift
Doyle Conner
Florida Department of Agriculture
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