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Newspaper

Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1966

Page

8

Collisions On U S 441 Claim Woman’s Life

A multi-vehicle crash on U S 441 involved William M. Rhodes Jr. of Eustis driving south and a car carrying a 13 year old passenger Tommy Wise. Rhodes and Wise were hospitalized with Rhodes not admitted. Mrs Kinsman died hours after the mishap. Originally from Bayside New York she had lived in Tangerine 12 years and belonged to local clubs. She leaves four daughters, several relatives and seven grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements.

U. S. 441 William M. Rhodes Jr Eustis Rhodes Tommy Wise Mount Dora Florida State University Kinsman Waterman Bayside Long Island N. Y Tangerine Tangerine Improvement Society Tangerine Garden Club John Hornseth Enon Ohio William T. Dabney Richmond Theodore Page Madison Rehbaum Funeral Home

Airline Schedules Many Winter Runs

Eastern Airlines will carry 2.6 million Florida passengers this winter as 212 flights daily serve the state, with 106 arrivals and 106 departures each day. C R Mathews calls this the greatest airlift in 37 years of Florida service, with extra sections on peak days.

Florida State Line Eastern Airlines Florida C. R Mathews Eastern

Blackout Spurs Interest in Oil Powered Total Energy Systems

The Oil Fuel Institute of Florida highlights oil powered total energy systems that supply continuous electricity and heat within a building. Diesel engines or oil fueled turbines run lighting, elevators, and appliances while recovering heat for hot water, steam, and air conditioning, offering savings over utility power. Applications span schools motels hospitals and shopping centers, with sea vessels already adopting the concept.

Oil Fuel Institute of Florida

Symphony Delights Full House With A Touch Of Vienna

Florida Symphony Orchestra under Henry Mazer drew a full Community Building audience. The program mixed Vivaldi and Brahms concertos with Strauss and Lehar tunes and featured soloists Gail Divine and Jack Thompson delivering strong voices and engaging performances.

Florida Symphony Orchestra Henry Mazer Lehar Gail Divine Jack Thompson Symphony Orange Blossom Playhouse Orlando Florida Val Johnson

Leesburg Group Pays Record Saving Dividend

First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Leesburg paid a record dividend of $1,026,628.47 for 1965, the highest in the institution's history. President Frank L. Cogburn announced the payout, noting it aids the local economy and that the bank has total payouts of $7,376,628 since organizing.

First Federal Savings and Loan Association Leesburg Frank L. Cogburn First Federal Cogburn

Classes Begin Soon Under Lake County Adult Institute

A set of courses will start soon under the Lake County Adult Institute direction. Persons interested in attending from 7 to 10 p.m. should contact Lou L. Bethea, the institute director, in Tavares.

Lake County

Barracks To Meet With New Officers

The veterans of World War I and the Barracks auxiliary will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the American Legion Post Home on Highland Avenue. It is the first meeting under new officers including Thomas Thomas as commander Abram Boomer Jr first vice commander W F Williamson second vice commander Carl Seabury judge advocate Charles J Cooper quartermaster Clarence Owen three year trustee Charles Javens two year trustee Roscoe Dissinger one year trustee and Charles Mead chaplain.

Barracks’ Auxiliary American Legion Highland Avenue Thomas Thomas Abram Boomer Jr W. F. Williamson Carl Seabury Charles J. Cooper Clarence Owen Charles Javens Roscoe Dissinger Charles Mead

Indoor Plant Care: Light Humidity and Water Don’t Suit Pots

The article explains how indoor light is uneven and weaker, and winter air has low humidity, harming house plants. It notes pot culture limits roots, warns against overwatering and overfertilizing, and classifies plant diseases into soil borne, airborne, and systemic virus types with control tips.

Hospital Patients at Waterman Memorial in Mount Dora

Mount Dora patients at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis this week include Sabra Bryant Frank Wilson Eddie Frazier Persis Horner Grace Davis Helen Coen Dorothy Thompson Joyce Key Grace Christopher Olive Noteman Dorothy Barth Maude Sarver Lillian Meek Helen Holmes Susie Empie Flora Laskey Lawrence Swinehart Lawrence Geer Hans Bahnke Cornelius Van Zwart Nellie Dence Jesse Hodges and Karen Hartenstein.

Mount Dora Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis Sabra Bryant Frank Wilson Eddie Frazier Persis Horner Grace Davis Helen Coen Dorothy Thompson Joyce Key Grace Christopher Olive Noteman Dorothy Barth Maude Sarver Lillian Meek Helen Holmes Susie Empie Flora Laskey Lawrence Swinehart Lawrence Geer Hans Bahnke Cornelius van Zwart Nellie Dence Jesse Hodges Karen Hartenstein

Growth conditions key to plant trouble control

The case notes that improving growing conditions often manages plant trouble. Light, temperature, humidity and other factors interact to influence health, and adjustments can reduce issues without other interventions.

Drury Hit Show Slated At LSJC

Advise and Consent will be the third film and discussion in a Lake Sumter Junior College series. The Jan 15 showing at 7 30 p m will be in Leesburg High School Auditorium with free admission for public and LSJC students.

Allen Drury Lake Sumter Junior College Leesburg High School

Classified Ad Offers Apartment Rental and Article Sale

A brief classified notice from The Topic advertises apartment rental services and the sale of unwanted articles. The ad highlights practical ways to monetize space and items through local listings.

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