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Mount Dora Topic

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Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

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Florida Symphony Plans Mount Dora Evening of Music

The Kiwanis sponsored concert features Yves Chardon and the 75 member Florida Symphony Orchestra performing Delius The Walk to the Paradise Garden from A Village Romeo and Juliet along with Carmen Suite no 1 L Arlesienne Suite 2 Brahms Fourth Symphony Vivaldi Bach Mozart Andante for Flute and Orchestra. The event supports the Underprivileged Children's fund and local culture.

Florida Orange Grove Mount Dora Frederick Delius Yves Chardon Florida Symphony Orchestra Paradise Garden Creere Bizet Richard Edger Bizet Brahms Antonio Vivaldi Vivaldi Tally Johann Sebastian Bach Mozart Kiwanis Club Children’s Fund

Attorney Seeks Mercy for Groveland Defendant Irvin

Paul C. Perkins of Orlando petitions the Florida parole board for a commutation of sentence for Walter Lee Irvin the sole surviving defendant in the Groveland case. Irvin awaits execution in Raiford after U S Supreme Court decisions and a 1950 remand for retrial citing improper jury representation.

Paul C. Perkins Orlando Walter Lee Irvin Groveland U. S. Supreme Lake Marion Perkins Parole Board Florida Supreme Court Air Agvin South Lake County U. S. Supreme Court Irvin U. S. Court Charles Greenlee Ernest Thomas Florida Samuel Shephard Willis McCall

Mount Dora Leaders Named Judges For Washington Birthday Parade

Mayor Lou L Heaton of Mount Dora will judge the floats and Mrs John Alden Murray with Mrs Daniel Bishop will help judge the baby section during the Washington Birthday celebration at Eustis. Gov Charley E Johns and State Road department officials join the day long event with Mount Dora Scouts in the parade opening at 10 am. Prizes awarded later at Pendleton.

Lou L. Heaton Mount Dora John Alden Murray Daniel Bishop Eustis Chamber of Commerce Charley E. Johns State Road” Department Lake County Johns State Road Board Cecil Webb Mount Dora Pendleton

Mount Dora Student Recovers From Near Fatal Eye Injury

He il Lee Edward McRee returned to Mount Dora high school classes after treatment for an eye injury sustained in the wood shop. A lathe spun too fast, a vice released, and cherry wood struck his right eye fracturing his forehead and nose. The blow knocked him three feet but spared the pupil as he looked at an angle.

Lee Edward McRee Mount Dora High School Lee

Lake County bids sought for three school projects

The Lake County Board of Public Instruction announced bid dates March 16 and 23 for Mount Dora Tavares and Clermont school buildings. Projects include Mount Dora four classrooms and passageway about 53220, East Town new Negro elementary four classrooms office cafe tori um and passages about 94914, and Tavares elementary expansion five classrooms boiler room clinic lounge and passages. Architects are James Gamble Rogers Winter Park and Howell C Hobson Leesburg.

Lake County Board of Public Instruction Mount Dora Tavares Clermont East Town James Gamble Rogers Winter Park Howell C. Hobson Leesburg Fectoemnnte Bonds

Price War and Farm Labor Bill Debate Path

Herlong discusses a price war in Florida fruit markets and federal probes by FTC examiners. He also analyzes the Farm Labor bill, arguing foreign workers may be needed to harvest crops under government oversight to prevent wage cutting and exploitation.

Herlong Tribune Florida Orlando Sentinel The Weekly Dispatch Federal Trade Commission Rio Grande United States Department of Labor

Two Dora Area Candidates Formally Announce for Office

Two Mount Dora hopefuls for the Lake County Board of Public Instruction announce runs while Chester Crowder an Eustis High School principal also enters the race. Atty John P Wilkerson and Warner Dillard pursue the commissioner post, with Dillard indicating he will resign his school post to focus on the board job.

Lake County O. M Jack” Simpson Warner Dillard Eustis Crowder

City Okays Hiring of Tree Expert and Helper

City Council approved hiring a tree expert at $75 weekly and a helper at $37.50 weekly for a total of $5 750 to replace Bill Ward whose contract expires Ward will split duties with the city light department insuring tree care for oak trees to prevent removals Park Board Chairman Carl Graves urged improved maintenance noting seven trees inspected could be saved with proper care 27 trees slated for removal but later reduced to 18 the new expert with seven years experience will move from Orlando to Mount Dora with his wife and daughter and will provide insurance coverage while on call for the light department

Bill Ward Ward City Light Department Park Board Carl Graves City and Park Board Fifth Av Graves Mount Dora Orlando Light Department

Donor Day Scheduled at Community Blood Bank

The Central Florida Blood Bank announces Donor Day next Tuesday at the Community Blood Bank corner Fifth and Donnelly. Donations are accepted 1 to 7 pm with a goal of 50 donors. those who donated recently should replace within three months.

Fifth Donnelly St Central Florida Lions Club Swiger

Lets Laugh The Two Dollar Used

A fragmented note notes a joke about a two dollar item with unclear meaning and potential misprint. It hints at value or reputation questions but provides few concrete details.

CofC Membership Drive Expands With New and Returning Members

The Chamber of Commerce drive reached 3 525 in contributions as new members joined and others rejoined. Leading this week were Mount Dora Lions Club Brown Builders Supply and Mount Dora Growers Coop with five memberships each, each valued at 10. The list shows a wide array of local businesses and individuals contributing across multiple levels as the push toward 500 members for 1954 continues.

Chamber of Commerce Mount Dora Lions_ club Brown Builders Supply Mount Dora Growers Coop Carl Graves Dick Edgerton Mount Dora Lions Club Mount Dora Growers Cooperative Fralick’s Lovett’s Grocery J. G. Ray, Jr Club Rudo Triangle Gas Co Roy Christopher Mount Dora Kiwanis Club Clark Chevrolet Mount Dora Publishing Co Ocklawaha Nurseries W. M. Kennedy Hill Top Jones Bros. Seed Green Lantern Station Wlbe Swift Woodcraft, Inc Frock and Frill O. M. Simpson Riley’s Park W. J. Wingler Rev Mauriece Felton Medenwald Plumbing and Heating Dunnagan Roofing and Metal Works Hughes Realty Homer Morris Edwin Wallace O. D. Stephens, Jr Charles Bradford, Jr Stephens Cleaners F. F. Fiizell W. E. Holler Mary Truskett H. G. Morse A. E. Bell Dixie Drive Inn Jackson’s Curt Minkley Harry R. Patten Glenn Brown Daniel Bishop Story Bros Eres Triangle Cab Co RW. Scott R. J. Denson Vincent Cortland’s William P. Wingler William Cannicott G. B. Hurlburt Vernon Conner O. W. Conner O. H. Con

Churches Seek Use of Mount Dora Community Building

Mount Dora City Council discussed allowing a Presbyterian group to use the civic assembly hall to build a new church. Dr C A Carriel urged equal access, noting housing constraints and future growth, while noting possible interdenominational scheduling. The council tabled the request to craft a Sunday sharing plan and considered loan terms from the Florida Synod.

Civic Assembly Hall Mount Dora C. A. Carrier Florida Synod of the Presbyterian Church Stuart Fla Milwaukee Ihowae Aikthig Osanell Aming Ongregeton Carmier Florida Wayne Moon Council Episcopal Church Catholic Church Carriel

Women Editors Begin Florida Citrus Tour in Mount Dora

A delegation of 11 women editors and food writers from major magazines will tour Central Florida citrus groves starting February 24 in Mount Dora. The Florida Citrus Commission sponsors the visit to promote citrus in family diets, with dinners and courtesy events at Lakeside Inn and Howey Country Club, followed by a similar science writers tour beginning March 9.

Florida Mount Dora Lakeside Inn Lakeland Florida Citrus Commission Helen McCully McCall’s Magazine Grace White Family Circle Myrna Johnston Better Homes and Gardens Beryl Walter Seventeen Glenna McInnis Woman’s Day Prudence Dorn Everywoman's Esther Kimmel Living Dorothy Marsh Good Housekeeping Louella Shouer La+dies Home Journal Dorothy Kirk Woman’s Home Companion Martha Stewart Tupper Dudley Anderson Yutzy Agency Chamber of Commerce Howey Country Club

Mount Dora Promotes Eat More Citrus Month

Local effort partners Mount Dora's Rehbaum Hardware and Growers Cooperative to spotlight Florida Citrus Fare. A Friday citrus display runs daily through Feb 27 with grapefruit and oranges prepared for families. Rehbaum's will host demonstrations by their home economist and provide recipe booklets.

Mount Dora Florida Rehbaum Florida Citrus Commission

Artists to Hear Talk on Jefferson

I. T. Frary of Winter Park will speak on Thomas Jefferson as architect and builder at the Mount Dora Art League annual banquet. The event occurs Friday evening February 26 at the Community building, with dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available from Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Mount Dora.

Lawn Bowling Club Orlando Milner-Rosenwald Academy Chorus Old Man River H. L. Whitehurst Charles L. Marsh Mount Dora Club Harold Esch American Lawn Bowling Association J. Carroll Molloy Thomas Jefferson I. T. Frary Winter Park Mount Dora

Permits Now Ready For Gun Owners

City Council approved a third reading amending the firearms ordinance to allow youths with a permit from Police Chief James Orr to buy ammunition. The permit requires parental consent and relaxes prior restrictions on children purchasing ammunition.

James Orr

Lake County Chamber Report Records December 1963 Trade

The Lake County Chamber of Commerce reports December 1963 average daily volume at Ocala reaching 8251. The figure reflects activity in Lake County during the month, with emphasis on trade and commerce momentum in the region.

Ocala Lake” County

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