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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
2
Mrs. Dan Abel of Eustis announces cancer educational films and a projector for service clubs. Local doctors cooperate. the Lake County Unit loan closet provides equipment such as beds, walkers, wheelchairs, bandages for county patients. Contact Mrs. Lena Horst of Eustis for these services.
Community notes describe residents traveling and visiting relatives in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana New England Washington Hartford Nantucket Sound Smith College and Cooperstown. Mentions include George Southworth Acquilla Cormie Roger Moss Lapp Sayrs Currie Freese Jackson La Rue and waves of summer visits and health updates.
Mount Dora patients listed include Mr. Hansson Master Peter Rome Dr Norman Himes Mrs oat Chapman Mrs Gould William Bucher M Fred Doha Miss Mabel Davies Mrs Agnes Truesdell Mrs Lily Ann Bark s Miss Beulah Law rence Mrs Dorothy Brown and Mrs Mabel Boyle.
The Florida extension notes Dieffenbachia sap can swell the throat and cause temporary speech loss if chewed. Gloriosa tubers are highly poisonous with a four hour reported death after ingestion. Oleander sap can kill an adult from a single leaf and fumes from burning may cause illness.
The column lists numerous summer travelers and guests visiting families in Ossipee New Hampshire and nearby towns. It notes Mr. and Mrs John Hull traveling to Willimantic for a high school reunion, visits by H H Chamberlain at New Smyrna Beach, and appearances by relatives from Montgomela Ocala Wilmington and Whitinsville among others.
John F Hronek 44 died suddenly July 1 in Saginaw Michigan while at a dog show. Funeral at Davis Memorial Chapel Springfield Vermont with Rev Charles P Calcagni officiating. Burial Oakland Cemetery Springfield. Survivor sister Mrs R F Plummer niece Susie Plummer and aunt Mrs Harry Way. He worked at Fellows Gear Shaper Co and served in U S Intelligence during WWII.
The Commission on Education of the First Methodist Church in Mount Dora approves the continuing weekday kindergarten program at the First Methodist Church for another term.
A recycled sewing machine becomes a dressing table using a slip cover and a padded stool. Decorators suggest coordinating with window drapes or bold color contrasts to enliven a child’s room. A saver repurposed a nail key as a stool with padding and fabric.
Carol H. Flavell, chairwoman of the Commission, reports Mrs. George Bissell and Mrs. Ronald Aldrich are confirmed as teachers. Registration for the Kindergarten is set for Wednesday, August 22, with opening on September 5 for all residents in the area.
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