Fifty Years in Mount Dora Celebrate Lights on Lake Shore Drive
Fifty year Mount Dora resident John P. Donnelly was honored by neighbors who gathered last Saturday to mark his birthday. The Lake Shore Drive deLuxe lighting, provided by Lake Shore Light and Power Company, marks a notable improvement for the area. Florence Heim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Heim, is slated to be Miss Mount Dora at the Eustis Washington Birthday celebration next Tuesday February 22.
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Lake Shore Drive
Lake Shore Light and Power Company
John P. Donnelly
Mount Dora
Donnelly
Florence Heim
L. R. Heim
Eustis Washington
Mahoneys Return From Round the World Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul R Mahoney arrive back at their Sylvan Shores home after a round the world journey undertaken for Wahl Company Chicago to study foreign business conditions. The editor’s desk features a bouquet from Mrs William Watt in Mount Dora showing a flowering gardens and scenic setting. Natalie Spilky hosted a sixteenth birthday party February 11 with several young guests and escorts. Not a vacancy remains in Mount Dora hotels Tuesday night.
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Paul R. Mahoney
Sylvan Shores
Ladies hold baby shower and game party in February
Mrs Archie Tucker and Mrs Carl Tucker hosted a social at Mrs Tucker's home on Feb 6 with a baby shower for Mrs William H Conliffe and a card party. Attendees included Ruby Chapman Virginia Dumas Alene Holt Hazel Avery Pearl Overhiser and others. Also, fifty chambers of commerce across several states received Lake County attraction folders this week.
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Archie Tucker
Carl Tucker
William H. Conliffe
Mmes
Ruby Chapman
Virginia Dumas
Alene Holt
Hazel Avery
Pearl Overhiser
Wren Bowie
Dorothy Tremain
Phyllis Mowry
Modelle Treadwell
Mary Christ
Myrtle Bowie
Martha Danesky
Connie Widmer
Florence Atkins
Othell Lane
Willie Kate Benwell
Trudie Hale
Myrtle
Lake County Board to consider married students policy
Twenty years ago a policy may be established on married students and married teachers when the Lake County Board of Public Instruction meets next month. The board currently governs only married teachers and seeks a revised rule to deter child marriages, noting Leesburg as a testing ground. Meanwhile Mount Dora shows interest in policy about a man and wife teaching together. Also, Mr and Mrs McVey host Mrs Virginia Young and Mrs Elizabeth Linard. American Legion Post 206 boxing event at Mount Dora High School on Feb 23 is billed as a major local attraction.
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W. D. McVey
Virginia Young
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Linard
Cincinnati
McVey
American Legion Post
Mount Dora High School
Life Begins at Sixty and the Neurotic World
The article argues half of patients show no organic disease and many are neurotic. It notes media overemphasis on health, widespread use of pills, and how retirement increases worry. Emphasizes ignoring minor ailments and seeking care only if symptoms persist, to curb costs.
Rectal symptoms vanish after mother-in-law departs
A case from Dr. Josephus C. Luke describes a married mother of two with persistent rectal complaints. Exams were negative and reassurance given, yet symptoms recurred. Months later an acute gall stone attack occurred and rectal symptoms disappeared when the mother-in-law left, prompting continued mental health coverage next week.
Birds In Winter Gardens Reflect On Roosting And Mating
In January and February readers observe migratory birds around ponds and yards. Males defend dance grounds while some females roam freely, with debate on lifelong pairing. The ruby throated hummingbird remains the region’s sole resident, while other visitors like redwinged blackbirds and yellow headed blackbirds appear each year.
Open Letter Compliments Mount Dora Art Festival Police
A Mount Dora reader commends the city police for traffic handling during the Art Festival and lauds festival organizers and participants for a successful event. The letter highlights smooth crowd control and courteous officer conduct amid heavy exhibitor traffic.
Did you know postal charges affect undelivered topics
The notice notes the U S Postal Service now charges 25 cents for a topic not delivered to a subscriber and returned to the office. It asks readers to help by reporting such issues to avoid extra costs.
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