Welcome Wagon Report Shows Mount Dora Bedroom Growth
In November Wendy Alderman visited 22 new Mount Dora families, seven retired, with 38 children under 18 among the rest. At least 10 adults will work outside the area, underscoring Mount Dora’s rise as a suburban bedroom community in Central Florida.
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Wendy Alderman
Mount Dora
Central Florida
Widow Blanche Irwin’s self written obituary notes
A personal note dated April 25 1962 by Blanche Irwin lists her life achievements from Danville Illinois born 24 November 1885 to Evanston leader roles and wartime Red Cross service. It records marriages to Donald H Mann and later Col Burr P Irwin and winters in Florida after retirement.
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Danville
Ill
Donald H. Mann
Evanston
North End Mothers’ Club
District SS Board
Evanston Plan Commission
League of Women Voters
State League
Red Cross
The rPIC Editor and Publisher Jacquelin Bow advertising
Jim Waldr on editor and publisher and Jacqueline Bow advertising page header line reads like a newspaper masthead note. The fragment mentions leadership roles and ad department labeling.
Topic newspaper contact and filing details
The TOPIC lists Sandy Waldr on as business manager with a Mount Dora Florida mailing address and offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue. It notes subscription rates of 18 per year and $7 for two years. The paper was entered as a mail class matter on April 7, 1916 in Mount Dora under the 1879 act.
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Mount Dora
Florida
West Fifth Avenue
Dora
Mt Dora school walkout headlines in 1968 TOPIC notes
A 1968 snapshot shows Mt Dora teachers joining the Florida Education Association protest while most classrooms remained open. The TOPIC recalls Captain Jerry Woodall’s Vietnam death, the paper’s sale in March, Sailing Regatta April 4, and a 1.2 million dollar Mount Dora budget approval in August plus Jean Cook’s Chamber leadership appointment.
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Mount Dora
Florida Educational Association
FEA
Florida
Mount Dorans
Jerry R. Woodall
Vietnam
Mount Dora 1968 Year in Review From Local Letter and Notes
A compilation from George L. Kress and community notices recount Mount Dora events in 1968. Topics include the Varsity football title bid against Eustis, the Hurricanes 15 12 finish, new Gaslite Apartments, police and fire building work, Gladys the near hurricane, Homecoming Queen Linda Hodges, seven new downtown businesses, the national election, Kennedy death coverage, Villa Dora Hotel sale, Castle property zoning for apartments, and local births deaths and weddings.
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Steve Vaughn
Roy Ledford
Mount Dora
Gaslite
Police and Fire Department
Gladys
Florida
Linda Hodges
Care-O-Lott Day Center
Robert Kennedy
Villa Dora
Subscriptions Renewed in Florida Towns
A list of renewed subscriptions appears from residents across Mount Dora Apopka Ormond Beach Mount Dora Pa Texas Texas and Florida communities. Names include Julia Hill Charles Jenkins James Krukewitz Ivan Mac Dougal Norman Schraut Helen Smith and many others with numerous Mount Dora entries.
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Julia Hill
Tavares
Charles Jenkins
Mount Dora
James Krukewitz
Ivan MacDougal
Norman Schraut
Apopka
John Shand
Helen Smith
Guy Thurmond
W.G. Tomlinson
Mount Plymouth
Gardner Meeting Reveals Civil Association Ties
Ted Gardner of Mott Plymouth represented the seven member group at a local meeting. The discussion covered the association’s role and the relation to civic matters in town.
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Ted Gardner
Mott Plymouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Irwin
Tribune
Jim Waldron
Jacqueline Bow! Advertising
Sandy Waldron
Jean Cook
Chamber of Commerce
George L. Kress
Eustis
Hurricanes
Grace McCurdy
Highland Street
Ethel Wages
J. A. Campbell
Texas
Calvin A. Messide
Orlando
George McDonald
W. A. Dingman
J. A. Williams
Ormond Beach
Leonard A. Gottfried
D. Clinton
John A. Mueller
Mt. Dora
L. C. Reichert
Dora Major
H1.g. Shires
Gertrude A. Richardson
Harry Prentice
Hzel Perry
Gardner