World Problems Of Churches Told In Talks To Chain Of Missionary Assemblies
Grace Campbell reports on a Triangle area series where church leaders discuss Indian policy, Nepal, India, Congo, and Brazil. Speakers warn of housing and education gaps for Native Americans, praise mission schools, note hope in economic reforms, and urge Christian unity to aid self governance and development.
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Triangle Area
Grace C. Campbell
Miller
Dr. Miller
Henri R. Ferger
India
Asia
Ferger
America
Nehru
Russia
Korea
Congo
United States
Montgomery
Albany
New Orleans
Chattanooga
U. S
Arthur M. Depew
Frank E. Soules
Brazil
Soule
Africa
Nepal
South America
John Biegeleisen
Local Resident Norlander Honored For Journalism Career
Norlander, a veteran journalist and former president of the Chicago Press Club, received a local honor. Born in Chicago and raised in Waukegan, he exposed mental hospitals and slum landlords, served in World War I, and spent 42 years in newsrooms before settling in Mount Dora.
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Norlander
Theews
John Q. Public
Chicago
Waukegan
Lake Forest College
149Th Field Artillery
France
University of Missouri
School of Journalism
City News Bureau
The
Daily News
Chicago Journal
Chicago Press Club
Club
Chicago Press Veterans Association
Mount Dora
Heim Rd
Flower Show Dedicated To Karl Lehmann
The Lake County Flower Show at the Eustis Fair Grounds in mid March is dedicated to Karl Lehmann known as Mr Lake County. Lehmann is Lake County Chamber of Commerce secretary and long time manager of both fair and show. The show has expanded floor space and improved facilities over 14 years of exhibitions. A special 75th anniversary flower arrangement will grace an invitational niche.
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Lake County
Eustis Fair
Karl Lehmann
Mayor Proclaims Poppy Day Observance by VEW
Mayor Jesse D. Willmott issues a proclamation urging the community to support Buddy Poppy sales on Saturday February 24. The sale, annual for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, funds aid for disabled and needy veterans and widows and orphans of deceased veterans. The slogan is Honor the Dead by Helping the Living. Citizens are asked to wear Buddy Poppies as a sign of gratitude to those who served.
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Jesse D. Willmott
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Willmott
Girl Scout Drive to Begin Monday in Mount Dora
Letters for the annual Girl Scout Fund drive will be mailed to Dorans Monday according to Howard Simpson chairman of the Mount Dora Lions Club sponsors of the program in this City. Through the program more than 100 girls receive training in citizenship homemaking arts camping health and safety.
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Dorans
Howard Simpson
Mount Dora
Chamber Raises 3270 During First Week Drive
The Chamber of Commerce reports 126 new members in the first week of the drive, contributing 3270 dollars. Eight new individual memberships and four new business memberships joined, with 63 individual renewals and 38 business renewals. New business members include Food Fair, Mount Dora Triangle Drug Corp, Harris Fuel Oil, and C. D. Owen. new individuals include Marion Brinker and Israel Denney among others.
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Chamber
The
Chamber of Commerce
al Rehbaum, Jr
Memhavrehine
Walilnl. Huisinace
Mt Dora Jr. Woman's Club Bake Sale and Meeting
The Mount Dora Junior Woman's Club hosts a bake sale Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. in front of the Princess Theatre. A club meeting follows Monday February 26 at Mrs. B. D. Hurley's home with guest speaker Mrs. John W. Northrup of Orlando. A rummage sale is planned for March and donations are collected by callers Harold Osborne and Harold Overheiser Jr.
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Mount Dora
Princess Theatre
B. D. Hurley
John W. Northrup
Orlando
Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harold Osborne
Harold Overheiser, Jr
None Of Funds On Auto Tags Used In State Road Work
Marvin L Holloway of the Peninsula Motor Club AAA told a Tampa civic club that Florida diverts license tag money from highways. He blasted Gov. Bryant’s toll road plan Tampa to Miami and questioned funding for a project worth well over half a billion dollars and a 40 year obligation. He urged voters to consider the decision carefully and warned against hasty conclusions.
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Tampa
Florida
Marvin L. Holloway
Peninsula Motor Club
AAA
Holloway
Farris Bryant
Miami
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