City Administration Sets 1956 Focus On Lake Dora Pollution
City officials under Mayor Patton and Council President Heaton plan a busy agenda for next Tuesday's meeting. They aim to tackle Lake Dora pollution as the top 1956 priority, with Conboy elected president and Barnhart as vice president guiding the reorganized council. The administration outlines department heads, committees, and duties with long serving officials retained in key roles.
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W. D. Patton
Lake Dora
Lou L. Heaton
Margaret Lafroos
Howard J. Simpson
Conboy
Heaton
Patton
Cowboy
Robert Walker
Pioneer M V Simpson dies at Mount Dora Florida
M V Simpson veteran of Mount Dora politics and business died quietly last Saturday at Mount Dora. A founder of the village and its first councilman he became its second mayor and a civic leader for decades. His son O M Jack Simpson serves as county official.
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Florida
M. V
Mount Dora
Munroe van Simpson
World Leaders In Religion Speak in Mount Dora
Eight national and world religious leaders will speak in Mount Dora on Feb. 5 and 6 to discuss Christian efforts after the Orlando assembly. Speakers include Dr. Charles C. West and Dr. L. K. Anderson among others, with events at local churches and a Community luncheon.
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Mount Dora
Lake
Orlando
Methodist
Jerry Booth
Lth Av
Eustis
Tavares
Charles C. West
World Council of Churches
Bossey
Ecumenical Institute
American Friends In the
Middle East
Rowena D. McCutcheon
Board of World Missions
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Joint
Commission On Missionary Education
National Council of Churches
Robert A. McKibben
Department of City Works
Methodist Board of Missions
A. A. Page
Pikesville College
Pikesville
George Earl Owen
Department of Missionary Oe
United Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ
Union Theological Seminary
Manila
Prena Federation of Churches
Nelson-Neal Piano Team to Give Concert
Nelson and Neal, a touring two piano duo featured in Ladies Home Journal, perform February 14 at East Town Community Building under Milner Rosenwald academy sponsorship. Proceeds aid East Town school as Mount Dora promotes culture. Allison Neal from Australia and Harry Neal from Tennessee, met at Curtis Institute in Philadelphia.
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Nelson and
Neal
Tourinng
Ladies Home Journal
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
East Town
Mount Dora
America
Allison Neal
Australia
Harry
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute of Music
C. O. Lott
Milner- Rosenwald Academy
Duke Takes Lady's Bannister and Wins in 1522
A playful tale claims the Duke of Norfolk seized a commoner’s bannister top after a bowl accident and trimmed it with his sword before returning to win a lawn bowling match. Columnist Ed Pulis explores the origin of lawn bowling in 1522.
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Duke of Norfolk
Ed Pulis
Lawn Bowling News
How Highway 441 May Cut Through Mour
An illustrated annual map shows a proposed four lane Highway 441 route. The plan starts from Tavares and would cross Route 19 near the animal hospital, pass north of Northland Road into Sylvan Shores, cross Lake Gertrude at its neck, and enter Pincrest near the cemetery and Miss Jepson and Her Hostess.
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Sylvan Shores
Mount Dora
State Road Department
Tavares
Peterson Gun Shop
Animal Hospital
Northland Rd
Sylvan Shores Point
Morningside Dr
Met star Helen Jepson to highlight Mount Dora benefit concert
Opera icon Helen Jepson will perform and discuss backstage life at the Met in a benefit at Mount Dora Community Building to aid a new Gilbert Park theatre. Accompanied by pianist Grace Sanford, Jepson will showcase costumes and wigs and recount opera production from Faust to Thaïs. Tickets available at local outlets or at the door if not sold out.
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Metropolitan
Met
Helen Jepson
Central Florida
IceHouse Players
Mount Dora
Gilbert Park
Grace Sanford
Harold
Chamber of Commerce
Bronson’s Book House
Miss Jepson
Celia Claflin Shaw
Akron
Ohio
Faust
Thias
Metropoli
New York
Miami
Sanfords
Winter Park
Massenet
Mount Dora Faces Backlash Over Animate Fence Route
Objections in Mount Dora rise as state planners propose a limited access route looping much of the city. Residents like Dr. Robert G. Wells and others fear the highway would ruin Sylvan Shores and Lake Gertrude, threatening property values and the area’s character. The plan, described by Board Member William H. Dial as a miniature turnpike, lacks routing explanations and a clear crossing solution for Lake Gertrude, with no timeline for construction.
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East Town
Lake Franklin
Sylvan Shores
Sylvan Shores Point
Morningside Sr
Road Department
Mount Dora
Henry A. Stein
New Sylvan Shores Realty Company
Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association
Pinecrest Subdivision
Robert G. Wells
Crestview Dr
Dr. Wells
W. J. Godtel
Crestview
Lake Gertrude
Wells
Mir. Dial
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