Excitement sought in Mount Dora snippets and notes
A collage from Mount Dora and surrounding areas recounts local chatter about world news, vacation glimpses of the Hobdy and Rose families, a civic good visitor award for Ralph Peterman, and upcoming lake county garden clinic and flower show planning. The piece weaves social notes with community events and prompts for reserving fair space in 1969.
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Nixon
Regan
Charles Switzer
M . H. Wheat
Lee’s Inn
Highlands
N.C
Mount Dorans
Waynesville
N. C
Hobdy
Jesse Hobdy
Ernest Hobdy
Winglers
Crooks
Hodges
Haynes
Carolinas
Mount Dora
Ralph Peterman
Tremain St
Mr. Peterman
Lake County
Lake County population grows through 1985 projections
Lake County's population is projected to rise from 70,000 in 1968 to 85,000 90,000 by 1970 and 96,000 to 108,000 by 1975, 108,000 to 129,000 by 1980, and 120,000 to 155,000 by 1985. The Department of Commerce notes for 100 new jobs, 296 more people, 112 more households, 51 more students, and $590,000 in additional income yearly. GI Bill benefits extend to all veterans serving after January 31, 1955.
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Lake County
Linda King Engaged to Frederick L Soop
The engagement of Linda Kathryn King to Frederick Lyle Soop was announced by the bride to be’s parents, Raymond and Mrs Sessions of Sorrento. Soop, son of Mrs June Soop of Winter Park, lives in Eustis and plans a January wedding.
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Linda Kathryn King
Frederick Lyle Soop
Raymond Sessions
Sorrento
Soop
June Soop
Winter Park
Eustis
Miss King
Mount Dora High School
Hi-Points
FBLA
Hurricane Hut
Lake Sumter
Eustis High School
Assoc
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Jackie Bowman
Tennessee
Flavious Rose
Eustist
Christian Home and Bible School
Mt. Dora
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tenn
Don
Jon Rose
Jillene
Lipscomb
Rose
Judi Rose
Tom Ingram
Jon
Royce Williams
M. T. Dixon
Fla
Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Linda King
John Alden Murray
Mount Dera
Margaret Lefrees
Alex Manuel