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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

4

Residents protest ACL Lake County passenger service ruling

A Florida railroad commission ruling to discontinue Atlantic Coast Line passenger service into Lake County prompts a strong letter from Mount Dora officials and citizens. They accuse the panel of bias toward the company and call for a new public hearing to air additional community concerns.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission Lake County Wilbur King Jerry Carter Richard Mack Florida Mount Dora F.R.P.U.C Atlantic Coast Line Chamber of Commerce Orlando A.C.L Florida Motor Lines Sanford

Wintering In Florida Chronicle Of A Week In Central Florida

A week in Central Florida chronicles daily weather and scenery featuring vivid Flame Vine displays at the Watts and Fowler homes on Highland street. The narrative tracks sunlit mornings, shifting skies, mild temperatures, forecasts of a Northeast chill, and ongoing appreciation of floral color along Lake Dora.

Florida Thirday William Watts Frank Fowlers Highland St Fowler

January Night Sky and Moonlit Lake Reflections

A reflective journal-style vignette describes a cool January evening with a bright moon, calm lake, and gentle breeze. The writer notes the beauty of starry skies, tree silhouettes, and a famed mayoral mood, ending with a remark on the rapid brightening of the baby moon and its effect on the landscape.

Minnie Dwight

Commissioners Find Antonym To Dictatorial

Lake county commissioners rejected dictatorial charges by Senator Odham as the State Road Department allowed the county to select its own secondary roads. Chairman Owens said the program marks county control, with 20.5 miles designated and up to 85 miles eligible, tied to federal road funds and the upcoming 1950 census.

Lake County Odham State Road Department Tallahassee Sanford Alfred McKethan Frank E. Owens Boards of County Commissioners Owens Lake Commissioners McKethan Board of County Commissioners of Florida

Kiwanis Seeks City-Funded Full-Time Hostess Plan

Kiwanis directors urge City Council to hire a full-time hostess and caterer for the Community Building. If not, each service club should hire its own hostess. The move follows a year of controversy over the building’s manager and Mrs Lillian Christie’s handling. The club proposes city funding with part of the salary covered by meal proceeds.

Kiwanis Club Kiwamiaris Council Lillian Christie

Un Delivered Mail Joe Swift Regatta Chairman

Dear Joe you claim boats travel at 100 miles an hour yet that speed may be too fast for visitors to view Mount Dora and its surroundings during the regatta. The note appears in a local column signed by LADY DORA.

Pretty Mount Dora

Arbor Day tree planting completes Mount Dora conservation effort

In 1950 Mount Dora marked Arbor Day by planting 50 live oaks on parkways to replace rotted trees and shade vacant spots. The project, approved by the City Council and led by the Parkways Committee chair Carl Graves, targeted Sixth Street and Tavares Road, with more plantings pending nursery assessments of the older oaks.

Mount Dora Park Board Sixth St Carl Graves

Accidents Injure Two Mount Dora Women

Two Mount Dora women suffered broken arms when the car they rode in overturned twice at the Eustis Tavares road intersection while en route to a Woman's club luncheon. Driver Mr Johnson and Mrs Leon Hubinger escaped serious injury with only bruises.

Mount Dora Eustis Eustis-Tavares John Buk J. F. Johnson Eustis Waterman Memorial Hospital Johnson Leon Hubinger

Early Mohamadan Priests Ban Coffee as Intoxicant

The article notes that early Mohamadan priests viewed coffee as an intoxicating drink and debated its influence on behavior and religious practice.

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Mount Dora, Florida Paul H. Reese Mabel Norris Reese LaMar Silver Mr. King Central Lake Dora Tavares Col. Page Lewis Lake Gertrude JOE Swift Regatta Chairman Joe Lady Dora Arbor Memorial THE Eustis Dance Club Waterman Serenaders B.Y.O.L WM. P. Wingler General Insurance Leo Gorcey Bowery Boys Charlie Chan Nv LY Bers Starrin Gloria DE Haven Charles Starrett Quick On the Trigger Robert Mitchum Janet Leigh Wit Wendell Corey Claudete Robert George Colbert - Young Brent
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