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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
4
A historical notice shows Edith Edeburn Keller editor George C. Keller associate editor and Eugene L. Downs business manager. It records second class mail entry on April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Florida under the 1879 act.
An active member of the organization recites the pledge to the flag, affirming allegiance to the United States and the republic, emphasizing liberty and justice for all. The occasion highlights civic sentiment within the association's public observance.
The excerpt presents The Americans Creed affirming belief in a government of the people by the people for the people and a union of states established on freedom equality justice and humanity. It emphasizes duties to love support follow laws respect the flag and defend the nation.
The text cites prophecies from 1600 about a German monarch dubbed the Antichrist who will claim divine sanction and lead a global spy network. It portrays a decade of deception and war as this ruler's tools, warning of widespread manipulation and conflict to come.
A fragmented article cites apocalyptic prophecies from past eras, tying prophecy of a Judaized Antichrist and the Third Reich to ongoing wars. It references the Cure d Ar s and a German poet predicting Fascism as a rising formidable force amid global conflict.
The writer notes that the final chapter of Daniel, written twenty two centuries ago, could reflect the rise of Adolf Hitler to power. He shares these prophecies with readers and offers to publish more if interest is shown in a later column.
Citrus growers should watch for Florida Red Scale outbreaks appearing earlier in the season. Do not apply oils when weather is hot or sulfur is on leaves. Beneficial fungi may help during humid weather, while boll weevil on Sea Island cotton requires frequent field inspection and calcium arsenate dusting if 15 percent infestation occurs, with sprays near citrus groves to prevent arsenic drift.
War Manpower Commission projects 20 million new jobs with shifts to farm labor and urban industry. WPB urges costed shifts in Southern towns, beekeeping for sugar substitute, and three and a half million extra farm workers. Dentists face tighter drill sizes. price ceilings extend to services like shoe shining and laundries. Junk autos go to scrap for munitions. U S Truck Conservation Corps planned. Axis patents seized on refining and aircraft tech.
Red Cross notes detail sewing material delivery to Leesburg headquarters for women and children’s blouses and rompers, comforters from Howey, and ongoing afghan knitting for disaster relief. A 1943 War Fund and Roll Call is planned for March, with funds allocated by local budgets. Leesburg seeks volunteers for a fourth Lake County first aid station and highlights home nursing trainings and knitters urged to complete quotas promptly.
The Lake County Red Cross in Leesburg outlines home nursing, first aid, water safety, and health courses for volunteers and the public. Programs include a production corps, braille corps, canteen corps, motor corps, nurses aide corps, and hospital recreation services.
A dozen of Dick Pope's models will lead a gala water sports show at Silver Springs on July 4 and 5 at 4 p.m. The Miss Silver Springs pageant will crown the winner Sunday afternoon with judges likely from nearby camps. The event is free with additional entertainment including a chimes concert, dancing, and a parade in Ocala.
A Florida clubwoman laments humanity straying from divine guidance and pleads for aid as calamity, war, and terror rage. The oration seeks mercy and a return to righteous paths, acknowledging collective fault and human fragility in extremity.
The remark notes surprised reaction that some women receive pay for interior decorating while many would enjoy the work as a hobby. It contrasts professional pay with the dream of doing it for fun.
The Fifth Avenue church plans Sunday program with church school for all ages Morning Worship on the topic The Need For a Balanced Diet a solo by Miss Doris Clarling at 6 30 P M Youth Fellowship in the evening Mary Agnes Harding is pianist and Sehow LH 8S Whiteland is listed with contact details and weekly schedule
A compilation of service times and leaders for multiple churches. First Baptist Church announces Bible School at 9 45 AM and Communion at 11 AM under Pastor Floyd Montgomery with music director Delphia Norman and pianist Mrs. C E Burchett. Baptist Training School listed. Church of Christ notes Bible Study at 10 AM, preaching at 11 with two Sunday communicants from COLE and Ocoge, plus evening service and midweek prayer. Church of God displays Sunday School at 10 AM, preaching at 11 AM, prayer meeting at 7 45 PM Friday and youth group at 7 45 PM Tuesday. St Thomas Episcopal Church in Eustis offers Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 AM with Holy Communion on the first Sunday and morning prayer and sermon other Sundays.
The notice lists Zion Lutheran Church Augustana Pastor O E Linden at 11:00 morning and 7:30 evening services in Groveland Florida. Also First Church of Christ Scientist at Grove Street and Lemon Avenue with Sunday School at 9:30 and 11:00 service, plus a free reading room open daily 3 to 5 except Sundays and holidays.
Eustis Florida Catholic Church announces schedule at Cer Grove Street and Jailer Avenue. Rev William O Farrell pastor mass Sundays and weekdays mornings confessions Saturdays and first Fridays. baptisms Sundays. Golden Triangle Lodge meets at O P Hall on mixed Mondays. Hutchins governor and Kirkland secretary listed.
Calendar lists monthly and weekly meetings for churches civic clubs and fraternal groups. It includes Baptist Lambert simpson circles Missionary Woman's Society Legion Lions Masons O E S Knights Pythias Pythian Sisters PTA Kiwanis Band Boosters Woman's Club and other groups with meeting times and venues in city community buildings and halls.
Lake County watermelons grossed $550000 this season with an estimated 2060 cars shipped and a 275 per car average. About 75 growers handled melons across 3500 to 4000 acres, cost per car to grow was around 150, and most fruit were cannonballs favored by both growers and consumers.
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