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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

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Dr Holt pleads for world government to curb the H bomb

Dr John Hamilton Holt Rollins College president emeritus urged Mount Dora attendees to back United World Federalists and create a world court parliament and executives to deter the H bomb. He warned peace depends on reason and world law, with Russia possibly joining later.

Hamilton Holt United World Federalists Mount Dora Rollins College Community Church Hiroshima Russia Dr. Holt Holt

IceHouse Players Need Piano for Juliet Show

Two admirers of the IceHouse Players quickly helped provide a piano for the Charles Street Little Theatre production There's Always Juliet. Henry Crapo and Arthur Dufour are named as the benefactors aiding the stage scene.

IceHouse Charles St. Little Theatre Juliet Henry Crapo Arthur Dufour Crapo

Carl Graves grows a garden at Villa Dora in Mount Dora

In Mount Dora Carl Graves, son of Fred Graves, expands from Villa Dora lodging toward Florida garden life. He recalls being a Florida newcomer and waters a budding project. Mrs Celia Claflin, president, notes 150 dollars still falls short of buying a piano as funds remain tight.

Dufour Celia Claflin Carl Mount Dora Florida Carl Graves Villa Dora Deep South New England Fred Graves

Chamber Seeks 10 Percent Increase in City Grant

The Chamber of Commerce asks the city for a 10 percent grant increase to cover growth and expanded duties in Mount Dora. The request, presented by Al Rehbaum Sr for President George J. White, will be studied by the finance committee and return at the March 7 meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Financial Committee al Rehbaum George J. White Mount Dora Commerce Organization Merchants Division Chamber Rehbaum R. C. Bardwell Carl Graves Th Chamber Chamber Yacht Club John Bethel Ernest Mosteller

Births of interest in Mount Dora this week

Beverly Gayle Sutley born February eight to Mr and Mrs Eugene Sutley Jacksonville daughter of Pas ai and Mrs J H Sutley and Mrs Iley daughter of Police ref and Mus Richard Dice who are listed as relatives in the birth notices from Mount Dora.

Mount Dora Beverly Gayle Sutley Eugene Sutley Jacksonville Mr. Sutley Pasai Iley Police Richard Dice

City Attorney Faces Continued Service After Attack

City Attorney Tom Cooley weighed his resignation after a Saturday night assault linked to an eviction he ordered. A warrant was issued for Elbert Smith, the alleged attacker, by Orange County officials. Attorney Roy Christopher asked the council to table the resignation for reconsideration while Cooley’s 25 years of service were cited. Mayor Crane urged a written reconsideration request. The assailant, a husky father of 11, struck Cooley, breaking his glasses and causing a cut eye.

Tom Cooley Cooley Camp St. Shack Board of Health Elbert Smith Orange County Roy Christopher Christopher

Collins appoints appeals board for building permits

Council President Collins Tuesday appointed five members of the board of appeals for 1950 with terms of one to three years. The board includes T A Brotherson, Richard Brown, William Lafroos, Ralph Paul, and Angus McDonald to hear cases of building permit rejections and building code objections.

Council Marshall Collins Board of Appeals T. A. Brotherson Richard Brown William Lafroos Ralph Paul Angus McDonald

Kiwanis To Hear Taft Hartley Talk Today

Captain F. J. Cleary USN will speak on Labor Management Relations to the Kiwanis club at noon. He is noted as an expert on the Wagner act and the Taft Hartley law. A recent music recital raised about 100 for the Gilbert Park Scout house. new members Seth Minor William P. Wingler and Fred Sage joined this week.

F. J. Cleary USN Kiwanis Club Cleary Delbert Sterrett Jane Richards Sterrett Claude Murphree Boy Scout Fund Gilbert Park S. S. Sadler, Jr Seth Minor William P. Wingler Fred Sage

Merchants decide not to close for Washington’s Birthday

The Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce voted Monday night not to observe Washington's Birthday Feb. 22 by closing their stores this year.

Merchants Division The Chamber of Commerce Washington

Chamber Probes Coast Line Over Lax Express Service

Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce lobbies City Council over reduced Atlantic Coast Line express and messenger service. Elimination of express runs to Mount Dora three days weekly logs, with trains arriving late and missing express handling. Investigation targets ACL schedule adherence and Railway Express messenger gaps.

Chamber of Commerce Atlantic Coast Line Carl Graves Mount Dora Jerry Carter Wilbur King Richard Mack Graves Villa Dora Leesburg Railway Express

Shrine Chanters to Visit Eustis for Southern Melodies

Shrine Chanters from Tampa will perform at Eustis Auditorium on Sunday February 26 in a concert sponsored by the Lake County Shrine club. Last season they appeared at Mount Dora Community building. The program features southern melodies.

Egypt Temple Shrine Tampa Eustis Auditorium Lake County Shrine Club Shrine Club Mount Dora

Cram and Marsh Cram Families Highlight Michigan Ties

Roy Cram praises his wife Esther Marsh Cram as the notable Cram, while she credits him for engineering the first dynamometer for General Motors and advancing wartime engine production. Esther, first woman elected to Michigan's board of regents, is now limited by illness. The Crams, visiting Florida after long Detroit ties, stay with Dr. E. E. Lewis in Old Eustis as Roy contemplates his busy future.

Roy Cram Cram Esther Marsh Cram General Motors Michigan Board of Regions Detroit Esther Marsh Sanane Floris Mount Dora Florida Mackinaw Mrs. Cram University of Michigan E. E. Lewis Old Eustiard University of Mexico Lewis Flint, Mich Regions Big Michigan University Fred Green Alma College Uni

Esther Cram Pioneer Teacher Remembered in Michigan

Esther Marsh Cram taught in Grand Rapids and Calumet, guiding a 57 student high school class with 23 nationalities. She endured a stroke seven years ago and a later hip fracture left her right side disabled. The couple’s career spanned decades, with LeRoy Cram joining General Motors after their marriage. Continued on Page 6.

Versity Esther Cram University of Michigan Alma College Grand Rapids Mich United Nations Calumet Lake Superior Esther Marsh A. P. Brush Brush Aeons Leoy Cram Engineers General Motors

Methodist Fund Reaches $25 710 For New Sunday School

The Methodist church building fund campaign has raised 25710 this week toward a new Sunday School addition. Last week the Day of Destiny banquet yielded 22800 in two hours. Construction will begin on the sanctuary annex early summer and furnish the space for use next fall. Pastor Rev Robert M Blackburn praised the members and campaign team for the success.

Methodist Church Building Fund Robert M. Blackburn J. G. Ray, Jr Liften Laurie Ray

Griffin Fired by Governor Warren Over Gambling Probe

C. V. Griffin advisor to Gov. Warren and prominent Lake County citrus grower was dismissed by the governor on Wednesday amid a split in Warren’s circle. Griffin had planned to investigate Miami gambling and threatened to disclose information he learned, while Warren accused him of overstepping his duties.

C. V. Griffin Lake County Warren Griffin Miami William H. Johnston Jacksonville Howey-in-the-Hills

Mount Dora Baseball Club Wins City Backing for Heimfield Lights

The Mount Dora Baseball association won city council approval to fund half the $3,300 cost of installing lights at Heimfield with the city covering the other half. The club has raised $1,800 through revenue notes and plans to lease Heimfield for up to 10 years to cover repayments. The plan hinges on city maintenance obligations and rapid incorporation to legalize note sales.

Mount Dora Baseball Association Heimfield Baseball Association Roy Christopher Council Christopher Helmfield Association Marshall Collins Donnelly Park Bill Prinz D. Fletcher Crane L. R. Heim Collins C. A. Lee The Osee Stephens John Bethel Stephens First National Bank

CofC Half Way Toward Its Member Goal

Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce pushes membership drive toward a 400 goal with 185 signed for 1950. Carl Graves and Richard Edgerton lead campaign with George J. White, Al Rehbaum, and Howard Simpson among top collectors. Eighteen new members welcomed to date including Palm Terrace Fruit Co and Mount Dora Flower Shop.

Chamber of Commerce Mount Dora Carl Graves Richard Edgerton George J. White First National Bank al Rehbaum Rehbaum’s Hardware Rehbaum Co Howard Simpson Simpson Packing Co Simpson Hotel White Chamber Florida Rehbaum Simpson Palm Terrace Fruit Co The Smart Shop Harry E. Fuller Vincent’s E. W. Smith Bojano J. €. Cooper A. E. Bell Vernon Conner J. G. Groves K. W. Haverstock Dale B. Brown Smith’s Marine Mart O. D. Stephens, Jr Col John Bethel W. R. Shriner Nelson's Drive Inn A. J. Waltz

Mistletoe Theorists To Have Their Day

Mount Dora officials approve a $200 mistletoe elimination program led by Parkways Chairman Carl Graves. An expert will remove the vine believed to weaken about 150 oaks as the season for action begins.

Mount Dora Parkways Carl Graves Council Graves

Red Cross Fund Drive Opens in Two Weeks in Lake County

A 1950 Red Cross membership drive for the Lake County Chapter begins March 1 with 300 volunteers aiming to raise 11 376 to fund humanitarian services. First National Bank serves as chapter chairman, George G. Ware leads fundraising, and Mrs Celia Claflin heads Mount Dora efforts. Local and field staff spoke on campaign needs and disaster relief costs, noting 1949 hurricane funds and extensive veteran aid, home nursing, water safety in schools, and long distance communications expenses.

Lake County American Red Cross George J. White First National Bank George G. Ware Leesburg Celia Claflin Mount Dora Tavares White Bess Mackintosh St. Augustine Red Cross Igh William Jay Barker Roy Christopher County Home Service Pro

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John Branscomb First Methodists of Orlando United World United States Ben Pete City Council Blackburn Ray Chamber Eyes Lax’ Service of Coast Line Eustis Mabel Norris Reese Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Cram Methodist Gov. Warren Heim Lights Cofc
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