Mount Dora Summer Notes and Far-Flung Visits
A Mount Dora correspondent reports winter departure on May 13 with an overnight in Boston and return by May 16. Summer visitors flood the lawn as lupins bloom. locals plan Cape Cod Sunday visits, weaving, cabinet work, and gardening. Mentions of Bridgy’s scoop, a Mount Dora reunion at Crawford Notch, and updates on Fergy, Hutchins, and the Tihs family.
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Mount Dora
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Florida
Russell Lupins
Anita
Charles Skoglunds
South China
Ruth Reed
John Andersons
Cleveland
Tradingers
Druars
Marie Warren
the Blakes
Doran
Mount
Dora
Crawford Notch
Lloyd Oster
East Cleveland
Fergy
A. Davis
Jewell
Maben
Neptune
Esch
Orlando
Charles Tihs
Kennebunk Beach
Crawford House
N. H
Southport
Bob” Reeds
Jack Lennerts
George Davis
Cleveland Plain Dealer
George
Catherine
Tom Spencer
Tom
Carl Fuller
Guy Carrel
Ethel
Franklin
New York
Massachusetts
Springfield
Nary
Gary Garrison
New Hampshire
Maine
Nova Scotia
Bermuda
Dr. Bennett
Lake Superior
Lida Smith
Grace Trager
Alex Whiteside
Marianna Clark
Art Jewell
Charlotte Druar
Dorothy Leinbach
Mary Kearsley
B. Hartford
Art Smith
Britton
Windsor
Canada
Bill
Helen Carthew
Arthur Sykes
Glenn Neptune
Garrison
Marsh
Seed of Freedom Essay Wins In Mount Dora School
The paper highlights the first winner in the Senior Essay section, Fred Kurras, son of Helen Kurras, for an allegorical piece tracing liberty’s founding on American soil and its growth. It also notes editorials and local items from Mount Dora and surrounding areas.
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W. E. Holler
Fred Kurras
Helen Kurras
Our Constitution the Tree of Liberty
A patriotic overview tracing the growth of the U S Constitution from 1776 through the Civil War and beyond. It links key events such as the 1787 Philadelphia convention, the Bill of Rights, territorial expansion, two world wars, and the Korean War to the enduring “tree of freedom” and warns against threats like communism.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
Wilson
Coolidge
Harding
Hoover
Roosevelts
Village Shuffleboard Tales and Summer Socials at Clermont
Local clubs from the county gathered in Clermont for weekly shuffleboard. Seven two person teams played 21 games, ending with ten wins and no playoff qualification. Guests from North ern Ohio enjoyed the summer weather while Mrs Harvey and Jim Simonds won Red playoff with a 107 to 58 score.
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Nary
Garbe
Clermont
Sampson
Harvey
Sharpe
Hornaday
Phillips
Meade
Brown
Ray Dooley
Bert Owen
Ohio
Jim Simonds
Borner
Walter Peter
Jim
Bert Peterman
Featherly
Harry Borner
Babies Aid Church To Raise Funds
The Mt. Olive AME Church in East Town sponsors a Cutest Baby contest on Wednesday July 17 at 8 p.m. to raise funds for a new church building. Babies from 8 to 9 months old may participate.
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Babies Aid Church
Mt. Olive Ame
East Town
Dooley Sampson Nets Big Money In 105 92 Victory
A foursome delivered a vivid display as Dooley Sampson grabbed the big money with a final score of 105 to 92. The event showcased competitive play and a decisive finish by Sampson.
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Dooley Sampson
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