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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1969
Page
12
Abigail lived with the John Cain family in Mount Dora starting in 1960. She befriended some neighbors and teased others, loved bacon mornings, barked signals at a squeaky window, and aged as the town remembered her. She died last week after years of watching Mount Dora evolve.
Sorrento Mt Plymouth Fire Department asks residents to avoid burning trash on windy days and to extinguish fires before leaving, after answering two calls last week from trash fires. The text notes a first Christmas gathering in 25 years including Sorrento Mt Plymouth residents and family members Riley Clouse and Robert Godwin.
The Choir of Bethune-Cookman College Daytona Beach presents its third annual concert on January 8 at 8 p.m. in Mount Dora Community Auditorium. Co-sponsors are Mrs J W Thetford and Prof C CO Low. The 40-voice choir, directed by Prof W Dewks, recently toured Florida. Compton Realty opens new Mount Dora office at 610 N Donnelly with Fred Compton as broker and Mrs Alice Lane as associate.
Mrs. Nancy Curry was feted at Mrs. Jane Bach’s Tavares home celebrating her 86th birthday. Seated beside her were Mrs. Margaret Badley and Mrs. Ruth Stone. A longtime Fifth Ave Church of Christ attendee she lives with her daughter Mrs. Margaret Badley in Mount Dora. Attendees came from Mt. Dora Church and former Orlando residence.
A continuation notes that fewer maintenance burdens and more apartment options could make Mount Dora more appealing to retirees. The idea emphasizes the link between housing availability and retirement appeal, stressing practical benefits over ornate amenities.
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