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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
4
A Mount Dora and national fluoridation clash questions safety and control. Proponents push compulsory state bills while opponents cite Delaney findings and local health risks, urging caution amid conflicting studies and Chicago Commerce data.
The piece links Leo Lania's Germany era insights in Ten Shortcuts to World Con fusion with The Case of John Carter Vincent in the Christian Science Monitor. It argues against widening Far East military action, urges reevaluating China policy, and favors diplomacy over broader war in the postwar era. It stresses that war now involves whole peoples and continents and questions U S military overreach toward China and possible UN inclusion.
The Pilot Club of Lake County launches a small fund raising effort to support UNESCO, financed mainly by its女性 office workers and shopkeepers members. Florida faces opposition to UNESCO in schools, with NEA reports noting need for world aware curricula while balancing patriotism and national laws.
A reflective narrator recalls meeting a remarkable man named Harvey. He impresses with quiet wisdom, distant horizons, and unspoken depth, keeping personal details vague while earning trust and admiration from comrades. Harvey never boasts yet subtly dominates conversations.
The article notes the reorganization of the church founded by Joseph Smith in 1830 and contrasts it with Brigham Young's Utah church. It traces origins from Kirkland Ohio to Minnesota and Florida, highlighting the Wise family from Esota who joined the Gulf State district in Orlando after moving from Wayratta. (Continued next week)
The Rev Fr David OSA will address the St. Thomas Woman's Auxiliary at 3 p.m. on Tuesday February 10 in St. Thomas parish house Eustis. He will discuss the work of Anglican Order monasteries and the Augustine rule guiding the monks at Orange City established in 1948. All interested persons are welcome.
Henry Ford argues that a great new era requires unprecedented American business leadership and responsibility. He says firms must guide powerful domestic and global forces and provide constructive support to government.
The passage argues against portraying foreigners positively to U S children noting that critics would favor teaching about domestic evils instead. It questions patriotism and suggests appreciation of other peoples requires balanced exposure rather than insular bias.
National Office confirms no similar case of three brothers and a father son pair earning Eagle Scout at once. Lake District Court of Honor in Mount Dora will recognize six Scouts and Assistant Scout Master Slater Cox, plus his son David, all earning Eagle. The Brown brothers Buster Charles and David and Merrell Beebe family members also named Eagle Scouts. Kiwanis leader M. O. Buster Williams notes records show no other matching cases.
Mount Dora citrus growers are invited to meet Duncan Hines next Wednesday from 2 to 6 p.m. at Fos gate Citrus Growers open house in Forest City. More than 100 Fos gate members will show visitors the enlarged Fosgate where Duncan Hines approved orange juice is concentrated quick frozen and packed.
Lake County high school students compete in the American Legion oratorical contest on the Constitution. Sixth District Commander Richard Eddy announces prizes of 10 and 5 dollars for top speakers. The county contest is set for March 14 and emphasizes the Constitution as a bulwark of freedom.
Mount Dora Methodists invite the public to a 7:30 p.m. lecture at the First Methodist Church in Orlando. Mrs. Clifford A. Bender, United Nations observer for the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service, will discuss church policy on promoting world peace through the UN. She will also visit Tampa Lakeland Gainesville Miami Fort Lauderdale Jacksonville Tallahassee Daytona Beach St. Petersburg and Clearwater. A 4 p.m. clinic workshop on social action and the WSCS role is on today's schedule.
Rev. Fred Brown a nationally known evangelist from Chattanooga Tennessee will preach at the Baptist church revival. He will be joined by Bill Mc Dougal who will lead the music, a veteran of the Old Fashion Revival Hour program and a former Hollywood double. The pair have traveled the country as an evangelistic team and are currently in Modesto California.
Sorrento News notes 5000 acres of watermelons in the area as growers seek guidance on frost risk and planting timing. Sgt and Mrs Paul return to Mount Plymouth with orders forcing a departure after Christmas. Mrs Paul to stay with Major and Mrs Story until arrangements to go to Germany are made. Civic association meeting, delayed to Feb 10, and a free chest X-ray event slated for Feb 19 at Driggers Grocery amid community calendar notes.
Ellis Winton set a brisk pace in January as he won this week's prize and the monthly award at the Chamber of Commerce Bass event. His strong showing put him ahead of the field in the standings.
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