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Mount Dora Topic

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Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1951

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Mount Dora Peeping Tom Given Probation After Judge Withholds Sentence

Judge W. Troy Hall Jr weighs past crimes against future reform and withholds jail. The man must report weekly to a Orlando psychiatrist, undergo treatment, and refrain from Mount Dora for a year while living in Orlando. If parole is violated, sentencing could return. The case centers on peeking into homes, affecting a wife and two children.

W. Troy Hall, Jr Mount Dora Orlando Chet Conelly

Warren Butts Dies Pioneer of Mount Dora Florida

Warren C. Butts of Sorrento and Mount Dora dies at 93 after a life as a sculptor entrepreneur and civic leader. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. at Rehbaum Funeral Home with Rev. Robert M. Blackburn. burial in Forest Cemetery. He helped found Mount Dora’s town hall and sidewalks and served on council.

Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt Adam and Eve Donnelly St Warren C. Butts Rehbaum Robert M. Blackburn Forest Cemetery Mr. Butts Mount Dora Florida Missouri Sorrento Warren Butts August Ft. Lauderdale Ruth Butts

Grape Growers Readies Leesburg Meeting With State Farm Official

Florida Grape Growers Association plans its annual session at the Leesburg Recreation Center next Tuesday at 10 a.m. The program includes Phil S. Taylor assistant commissioner of agriculture, farmer displays from Leesburg vineyards and Dr Charles Demko of Altoona. Speakers include Dr Warren N. Stoner of Everglades station and R. D. Dickey and Clyde Helms of Gainesville and Leesburg respectively.

Florida United States Leesburg Florida Grape Growers Association Recreation Center Charles Demko Altoona Warren N. Stoner Grape California Everglades Experiment Station Belle Glade

Council Revives Sewer Talk In Mount Dora

Mount Dora council resumes sewer discussions begun in 1949 and tabled due to location doubts. A health engineer warned the lake is contaminated by a broken system. Lou L Heaton proposed using parking meter revenue to fund the project, while Gilbert Park was proposed by engineers but rejected amid resident complaints.

Mount Dora Orc State Health Department Lou L. Heaton Gilbert Park

Mount Dora Bank Reports Strong Mid Year Deposits

Mount Dora's First National Bank posted deposits of 5 037 326 81 in June, up 350 462 79 from 1950. President George J White cites solid finances as undivided profits reach 142 448 44, loans and discounts total 1 122 444 90, rising from 788 778 83 last year.

Mount Dora First National Bank George J. White

Stork Delays Departure as Soldier Welcomes Son

Mount Dora soldier Ronald Fenn Dufour was born June 27 after a stork joined with Congressman Syd Herlong to secure extra family time for new father Lieutenant Dick Dufour. Dufour, slated to depart Fort Bragg July 1 for Germany, gained a July 23 leave with his son. The family welcomed Ronald 6 pounds 13 ounces as Dufour raced back from camp after learning of his wife June Fenn’s hospital admission.

Mount Dora Ronald Fenn Dufour Dick Dufour Germany Dufour Fort Bragg N. C Syd Herlong, Jr Washington the Doran June Fenn Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando Ronald

Barnett Promoted To A F Captain

Charles Barnett of Tangerine has been promoted to captain in the Air Force Reserves awaiting active duty. A Mount Dora High School graduate, he is an instructor at Louisiana State University Baton Rouge and resides there with his wife Anna Battle and daughters Dorothy and Suzanne.

U. S. Air Force Charles Barnett William L’engle Barnett Tangerine Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Barnett Air Force Reserves Mount Dora High School Anna L. Battle Dorothy Suzanne

Personalities: Forrest Braden and a crime-fighting philosophy

An editors note profiles Forrest Braden former police chief of Louisville and Terre Haute now resident in Belmont Heights. The piece recalls his 1948 Terre Haute tenure closing the West End red light district and his stance that policing must address morals to curb crime.

Forrest Braden Louisville Terre Haute Ind Belmont Heights Braden Terre Haute Post Florida Rotary Club West End Red Light University of California Paul G. Hoffman The Economic Cooperation Administration Europe Erre Haute Us A

Braden's Police Drive Cuts Terre Haute Crime Rate

In Terre Haute Colonel Forrest Braden enforces strict duty in the police department. Crime records drop in 1944 to 43.43 points below the national average after his tenure begins. The Terre Haute Star notes Braden's strong background and calls him a nationally recognized chief of police.

Braden America Terre Haute Hoover FBI McMillan Colonel Braden Knowl

Father Pins Wings as Son Graduates Navy Preflight

A Lake Jem father, Chief Petty Officer Howard Wetz, pins the wings on son Jimmy Wetz at Pensacola during the Navy preflight graduation on June 23. Jimmy, a Mount Dora High School and University of Florida alumnus, trains at Whit ing Field Milton and will advance to Corpus Christi for Air Force training.

Lake Jem Jimmy Wetz Navy Pensacola Howard Wetz Wetz Jimmy Whiting Field Milton Fla Corpus Christie Jim Mount Dora High School University of Florida

Borg Improves After Health Breakdown in North Carolina

Fred Borg probation officer for Lake County has been improving for several weeks after a health breakdown on the job. He is reported to be resting at his vacation spot in North Carolina and plans to return to his office soon.

Lake County Fred Borg North Carolina

Mount Dora Building Permits Fall Slightly in 1951 Half-Year

Building permits issued for new homes in Mount Dora during the first six months of 1951 total 26, down from 31 in the same period of 1950. The data reflects a softer housing start pace year over year.

Mount Dora

Ohio Mother Daughter Buy Hotel Mount Dora

A mother, her daughter, and son-in-law acquire the 33-room Mount Dora Hotel in Florida from Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cronwall. Beulah Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wareng of Columbus become new owners and plan a cozy family style operation. The sale marks the sixth ownership change in 25 years.

Mount Dora Beulah Wilson Jerry Dorothy Wareng Columbus Myron Cronwall J. 8. Wareng Ohio Tom Potts Florida Orange Blossom Trail Fifth Av Carl Spang McDonald St Claude Maxine Fralick Cronwalts St. John’s River Sportsman's Lodge Welaka Cronwalt Donnelly Park

Rainfall Highlights From Mount Dora Weather Watch

Mount Dora weatherman Gordon Conboy reports July brought heavy downpours with 2.45 inches on Monday July 2 and 1.2 inches on Sunday evening. June recorded 3.93 inches, above last June's 2.79 inches, as Citrus Culture Corp. notes provide rainfall data.

Gordon Conboy Mount Dora Citrus Culture Corp

Mount Dora to Welcome Home Lieut Col Downs From Korea

Lieut Col Lem Downs returns from Korea to Mount Dora with wife Carolyn Kennedy and two sons. After leading 600 men with the 48th Field Artillery in northern Korea and earning the Bronze Star with two Oak Leaf clusters, he will attend Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth after a month’s leave with family.

Korea Downs Mount Dora Tokyo 48Th Field Artillery United Nations South Korea Carolyn Kennedy Michael John Pearl Downs W. M. Kennedy

Birds Value in Florida Cotton Protection Highlighted

Lake County agent R. E. Bob Norris urges residents to protect birds that defend crops. He cites University of Florida data showing 66 bird species feed on boll weevil and 41 on cotton worm, plus numerous species attacking corn ear-worm, white grubs, wire worm, bill bug, army worm, cut worm and other pests across Florida crops.

Florida Lake County R. E Bob” Norris J. C. Dickinson University of Florida Biology Department Norris

Dallas Claims Title of Most Beautiful Girls in Nation

Dallas, Texas asserts it houses the United States' most beautiful girls in a public claim. The statement highlights local pride in beauty and civic identity, reflecting a city promotion or cultural stereotype rather than an objective survey or official award.

Dallas Texas United States

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Warren Butts Dora Pioneer State Farm Council Mary Baker Eddy Mrs. Wareng Mrs. Wilson Stork Queen of the Wabash Terre Hall American Giene Association Col Borg Col. Downs Lem Downs Lem
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