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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
7
The notice covers advance payment requirements for all classifieds and outlines deadlines by 12 noon Tuesday for publication. It lists minimum charges, per word and per inch rates for display and service ads, repeats discounts, and a three month minimum for guide ads. It warns of a 25 cent late fee and post publication charges for errors.
Public notices list estates in Lake County Florida for Cor a Byers Marguerite B Jub b Garfield Davis Earl S Stewart and Mary J Harper with six month claim deadlines. Also an ordinance for annexation of land to Mount Dora describes election details and polling locations.
City of Mount Dora schedules an annexation election for a described territory east of the West line of Section 19 South 27 East in Lake County. Voting at Mount Dora City Hall and New Rea Inc. office, August 9 1966. Absentee ballots allowed with Lake County registration rules. Officials to receive electors list August 2. Results proclaimed by City Council and forwarded to the Florida Secretary of State.
Frank B. Owens Clerk of the Circuit Court Lake County Florida announces a complaint filed by Whitfield Wright Leonhardt Trickel and Trickel against Douglas Patrick Broletter requiring an answer by August 23 1966 with default judgement possible. Attorneys William Trickel Jr and Jean Napp represent the plaintiff at Metcalf Building Orlando.
An insert explains subscription options for The Christian Science Monitor. It offers one year at 24 dollars and six months at 12 dollars, inviting readers to start a local subscription by enclosing funds. The text includes the address 1 Norway Street Boston MA and prompts payment.
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