More Children Due To Need Of Security
Rev F A Pope Jr spoke at the Junior Woman's club of Dora meeting at the Community House about security in children and in religion. He noted most families now have more than one child and urged religion as a stability factor. Mrs Stanley G Tyre led as president with Mrs Timothy Crook as program chairman. about 30 members and guests attended.
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Ekperte
Dora
F. A. Pope, Jr
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Eustis
Woman’s Club
Robert Wells
Verdual Hamlin
Wilber Croxton
Troop 34 elects officers for current term
Girl Scouts Troop 34 held its second election of officers. Betty Jean Wilcox and Barbara Brown were chosen as patrol leaders with Patricia Stovall and Sara Ann Bradshaw as co leaders Wynelle Moore was elected treasurer and Barbara Cox scribe. Adults Mrs Heist and Mrs Brown supervise Monday meetings at Little House.
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Troop 34
Girl Scouts
Betty Jean Wilcox
Barbara Brown
Patricia Stovall
Sara Ann Bradshaw
Wynelle Moore
Barbara Cox
Little House
John Heist
C. B. Brown
Busy Bee
Patsy Spear
Patricia Sikes
Judy Graves
Shirley Jones
Betty Jean
Wynelle
Patricia
Strutters
Sara Bradshaw
Catherine Daniels
Gay Heist
Barbara Brannon
Mrs Loveless Claimed in Mechanicsburg Funeral
Donna Colewell Loveless 73 wife of C G Loveless caretaker of Mount Dora school died Monday at 435 Sixth Ave Ill After long illness she was a Methodist member for 30 years active in Women’s Missionary Society and past president of its group Services were held at the Methodist church in Mechanicsburg with Rev Robert M Blackburn officiating She is survived by her husband three daughters Ruth Loveless Marjorie Winter and Dorothy Knight and a sister Bess Colewell of Mexico Missouri
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Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Donna Colewell Loveless
C. G. Loveless
Mount Dora
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Robert M. Blackburn
Rehbaum
Ruth Loveless
Winter Haven
Marjorie Winter
Springfield
Dorothy Knight
Atlanta
Bess G. Colewell
Mexico
It's Kindness That Preserves Memory
Rev. David Coffield of the Baptist church preached on memory and monu ments. He urged that a life well lived in service to others, with small acts of kindness, is the lasting monument.
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David Coffield
the Baptist Church
Rehbaum Named Florida Delegate for Coleman Air-Conference
Al Rehbaum Jr of Rehbaum's Hardware is selected as one of 18 Florida delegates to a Coleman air conditioning conference in Wichita Kansas. He will spend a week there starting Saturday.
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Rehbaum
al Rehbaum, Jr
Wichita
Kan
Florida
Coleman Company
Missionary Rev J C Wengatz to speak at First Methodist
A special Sunday evening service at First Methodist Church features Rev J C Wengatz a retired missionary from Winter Park. He formerly served in Angola Liberia and the Belgian Congo and baptized 44000 natives. Special music and group circle seating are planned with Mrs W D Aubrey in charge.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Africa
J. C. Wengatz
Winter Park
Wengatz
Angola
Liberia
Belgian Congo
Catentiia Seminary
Taylor University
Pike’s Peak College
Weller Dental College of Surgery
Woman’s Society
W. D. Aubrey
Mrs Protopopov Gets Her Washer
Mrs C G Loveless donated a washing machine to Anna Protopopov of Mount Dora's displaced persons family for 50 dollars with a $10 concession, allowing payment over time. The Goodfellows club of Orlando later sent a 25 dollar check to aid the purchase.
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C. G. Loveless
Goodfellows Club
Orlando
Goodfellows
Martin Anderson
Mount Dora Becomes World Feature In Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor’s January 17 issue spreads a full page on Mount Dora with 60 local merchants showcasing the city amid lakes and hills. It also recounts the rescue of 93 year old Earl B Ferson after his home burned in October and his rebuild, plus Florida Wildlife magazine’s feature on Lake Dora fishing with Herman Burkhardt catching his limit of black bass.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Christian Science Monitor
Earl B. Ferson
Monitor
New Zealand
Australia
Florida Wildlife Magazine
Gene Gruber
Tony Stevens
Lake Dora
Herman Burkhardt
Cemetery Sprinkler System Planned for Pine Forest Park
Councilwoman Esther Wyatt Bishop outlines a plan to install sprinkler heads for every lot in Pine Forest Park cemetery. Workmen prepare the new plot and a similar system may be added to the southwest section at the same $5 per owner cost. Contact Bishop now to proceed.
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Pine Forest Park
Esther Wyatt Bishop
Lake County School Board Eyes Priority Rating
Lake county school officials expect to designate top priority schools for a planned building program under Constitutional Amendment No 1. If approved, the list would be sent to Tallahassee to qualify for the first financing of revenue notes early this spring. A special board meeting on January 29 may address the issue.
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Lake County
Vaughn
Alexander Street One Way Bid Studied by City Council
City Council weighs safety chairman Mrs. W. D. Patton request to convert Alexander Street to one way from Fifthay and add a traffic light at Alexander and Fifthay. She cites congestion before the post office and dangerous traffic tie-ups at the intersection.
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Alexander St
Alexander and
Fifthay
W. D. Patton
Woman’s Club
Dogs Win Ribbons In Florida Show Circuit
Mr and Mrs F F Finzel prepare for the Miami dog show hoping for blue ribbons. They won Best of Breed and Best Brace of the Show with their Beagles at Palm Beach and Jacksonville last week. They entered six of the nine Florida shows this month.
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F. F. Finzel
Miami
Finzels
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Florida
Hazardous and Inconvenient Conditions on Alexander Street
A fragment notes hazards along Alexander Street making travel difficult for pedestrians and motorists. The brief highlights unsafe surface conditions and disruption to daily commuting with no additional details on causes or dates.
Land ownership defined nobility and status for centuries
The statement asserts that historic nobility derived from land possession and use, claiming the first farmer was the first man and that land ownership determined social rank across eras.
Latest tricks to fall asleep and odd household tips
The column offers quirky sleep hints such as breath-holding to induce rest and odd notes about dogs catching colds, hairpins, and flypaper with liver. It reflects on a past inventor's fortunes and ends with pride in Mount Dora style shows and local shops offering discounted robes.
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Mount Dora
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