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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1953
Page
4
The Mount Dora Topic lists advance subscription rates for one year six months and a single copy. Prices shown include newibe three dollars and SNS1.75 with unclear final details for some terms.
A Tampa group promotes a grass roots campaign praising Senator Wiley over his UN subversion allegations. The piece cites a forum led by local anti UN supporters, a steel works president's claims about subversives, and a State Department rebuttal denying access to classified US information through UN staff. The editorial urges truth and warns against rhetoric that could damage the UN’s Korea war efforts and international stability.
The piece argues Americans overestimate education while reading rates remain low. It cites only 18 percent reading books, contrasts with media bursts like radio and television, and urges careful thinking to preserve culture and pass on big opportunities to the next generation.
An informal speech argues modern diet and environmental factors weaken children’s natural resistance. Cites canned foods and additives, oxygen tents, and eye and dental health as signs of broader health decline. Warns against refined diets and urges national inquiry into food additives.
A community drive will be launched under the auspices of local groups to improve traffic safety surrounding the Tavares courthouse. The effort emphasizes patron Woman's Bank Davis as a key organizer and aims to reduce accidents near the civic complex.
A birth notice reports Vicky Lynn born to a family in Mount Dora with names Victor El Slusser and Jen. The message notes a belief that justice is truth in action attributed to Disraeli.
Mae Buckman stars as the medium conjuring a ghost to start the play with cheerful seances. Margo Hosford shines as the doctor’s extraordinary wife, Merle Cleary undercuts credulity, and Lila Mabry as the maid adds to the fun. Clarence Mabry handles lighting and Patton leads Mount Dora theatre efforts.
Tangeringe Notes reports several Brooklyns residents returning for winter at the Scott house. Clair Smith and family bought the Lapre house in Alli nm Michigan and will reside there. George Hawkins and daughter Gay visited relatives in Waukegan Michigan for Christmas. O B Wirgman and Mrs Whitaker and sister Mrs Walker from New Smyrna Beach spent holidays with Ward Estey. Jollys active in New York City planning, Robert and Herbert back from Indianapolis for a few weeks. Dr Paul Bri of Hartland Maine pursues surgery courses at St Vincent's in Jacksonville. Hartland hospital head Dr Briggs, son of Mrs Blanche Briggs, visited recently.
Mount Dora launches its contribution drive for the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis. Pictures show two girls helping adjust braces on an iron lung container set for March of Dimes contributions. Mrs. Marianna Clark chairs Mount Dora events as the city pledges support.
The Garden Spot church will install new officers during worship with Dr. Robert R. Reed delivering Cheerfulness as the sermon title and Joyce Hetzel as soloist. Baptist, Methodist and Christian Science services feature varied topics and the Bethune-Cookman College choir will perform at the Methodist evening service. A bird lore piece urges planting purple martin apartments to curb pests and entertain visitors.
Rev. David Coffield at First Baptist preached a New Year sermon titled Grandly Begin. He urged listeners that a good start shapes future actions and urged lofty aims, saying failure is avoidable with divine help and a disciplined will.
The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a Fashion Preview at the Community building on Thursday night January 15. Opening at 8 p.m., Celia Claflin Shaw will speak on sports wear suits and hats while club members and friends model outfits. Local shops and florists provide garments and décor with music by Mrs. Al Rehbaum Jr. and escorts arranged by Cortlands.
Hospital records list patients this week at Waterman Memorial Eustis and Durham Young Lessburg including Pauline Mickler Inez Rae Samuel Lassiter Gladys Clark Charlotte Elder L E Ashley Oscar Grantham Frank Parker.
Mrs Robert R Reed wife of the Community church pastor is home from Durham Young hospital Leesburg after an illness.
The Junior Woman's Club of Mount Dora will meet at 8 p.m. Monday January 19 at the Community building. Mrs Stanley G Tyre is president and announces the gathering.
Navy signalman Bill Bland Jr recalls a strange near disaster at sea when a Bermuda Atlantic cruise shuddered as if colliding with an undetected surfaced submarine. In Mount Dora Florida, meters carried a Merry Christmas message with free over parking for three days, yielding a surprising one dollar bill.
The Rose Wood Circle of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Fellowship hall. J. B. S. Haldane is cited on ideals of personal development and avoiding a single mould for all.
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