On A Note Of Triumph
Six Pieta students graduate with scholastic honor rolls alongside 41 underclassmen. Recipients listed include Ann Bowers Paul Hopkins Margie Kenyon Betty Haas Jean Parker Diane TeStrake for 12th grade, and others across 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th grades detailing named students and grades. The list reflects school honor recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bowers
Paul Hopkins
Margie Kenyon
Betty Haas
Jean Parker
Diane TeStrake
David Baldwin
Linda Woodham
Elizabeth
Sara Jo Land
Tiny Larsen
Anita Stedrowsky
Wendy Bardwell
Leslie, Sanders
David Sanders
Joyce Moon
John Groves
Robert Weston
Margaret Sadler
Mardie Bardwell
Andrea Rotelli
Robert Poole
Sylvia Lister
Hardy Meineke
Kenneth Register
Clarence Sims
Bonnie Edgerton
Charles Wareing
Henry Link
Minkley
Patty Alexander
Martha Sadler
Linda Headley
Patricia Mabry
Patsy Wells
Mary Anne Brotherson
Bess Davidson
Ann Edwards
Bobbie Bowie
Linda Lee Lane
Gwyne Godtel
Ronnie Aldrich
Lewis Bed
Lake County Cleans Its Tax Slate for 1952
Lake County reports a full tax slate for 1952 with 32 000 parcels taxed. Delinquents on 264 parcels were settled at the courthouse sale, resulting in 5 477 25 dollars collected from about 100 bidders. No unsold certificates remained to be turned over to the county, marking the smallest tax sale in its history.
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Lake County
Pearl L. Cullen
Cullen
Measles Epidemic Deters Perfect Attendance at School
A measles outbreak disrupted the term as pupils faced citations from Supervising Principal D. D. Roseborough during final assemblies. Despite the illness, 43 students across grades earned citations, including Mary Combs who marked nine years of perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Roseborough
Mary Combs
Esther Maglathlin
Bill Baker
Roland Hobdy
Carol Simpson
Linda Lee Lane
Gordon Schieber
Mary Anne Brotherson
Patricia Mabry
Hardy Meineke
Henry Link
Billy Simpson
Darryl Radde
Ruth Whitehead
David Sanders
Betty Stockton
Ann Tremain
Tommy Cleary
Wiley Hobdy
Gwendolyn Dawson
Carol Siess
Henry Haas
Irma Billette
Betty Haas
Miss Combs
Dora Girl Receives Psychology Degree at Antioch Commencement
Carol Swort Bogen daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Swort Mount Dora Pa will receive an A B in psychology at Antioch colleges 100th year commencement in Yellow Springs Ohio on June 20 She and her husband Bob complete the college study plus work program Carol a Mount Dora high school graduate in 1948 has worked as medical social service aide at Rochester General Hospital counselor Camp Alice Merritt East Hartford psychiatric recreational therapist Fairfield State Hospital Newton and with Navajo children at Good Shepherd Mission Fort Defiance She has served as upper class advisor in a Freshman residence hall chaired the Life Meanings conference member of the Religion committee and the Judicial Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Swort Bogen
John L. Swort
Mount Dora
Mont Alto
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Bob
Carol
Mount Dora High ‘School
Rochester
N. Y
General Hospital
Alice Merritt
East Hartford
Nothing Is Safe Subject Essay Winner Draws $10
Editor notes Margie Kenyon won a $10 cash award in the Woman's club annual senior essay contest with a piece titled On the Subject of Nothing. The essay explores the concept of nothing, jokes about imagined consequences, and questions how much people gain from what they pursue, ending with self reflection on emptiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Kenyon
Woman's Club
Birth Records Urged as Schools Set Fall Admission Rules
County health director Dr J B Hall warns parents to obtain birth certificates for children entering school this fall. State rule allows denying admission if ages cannot be proven with official certificates. Applications for copies can be made through the County Health department registrar at Tavares, with delayed certificates available if a birth was never recorded.
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J. B. Hall
Hall
State Department of Education
County Health Department
Tavares
Student Council Elects Schneider President
Danny Schneider was elected president of the Student Council with 141 votes, defeating John Keller who received 38 votes and write-in Fred Roseborough with 68. He spoke to the senior class at graduation ceremonies held Friday evening at the community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Schneider
Danny
John Keller
Fred Roseborough
New Leaders Named for Methodist Women Circles
New leaders of the Women’s Society of Christian Service circles at the Methodist church are Mrs Ronald Aldrich Wilma Rogers Mrs Barbara Fuller Rose Cornell’s Mrs J W Bukey Mrs Bukey’s Mrs Earl Stary Ruth Stary’s Mrs L Kellogg Esther and Mrs Leonard Wood Rose Wood.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Ronald Aldrich
Wilma Rogers
Barbara Fuller
Rose Cornell
J. W. Bukey
Graduation gifts and Father’s Day sales tease Portland readers
A local notice thanks customers for graduation gift business and hints Father’s Day on June 21. The item also jokes about a betting scheme paying out over 10 million dollars and a hotel room riddle ending with a missing dollar and a taxes reference.
Yet Rugged Yet Beautiful Is Alexander Springs Progress
Al Rehbaum recalls Alexander Springs beauty from the days of rugged wilderness. The Alexander Springs association advances Lake County tourism with a caretaker lodge picnic pavilion and bath houses. Volunteers and the U S Forestry department fund improvements as Sundays draw 200 visitors. Memberships for 1953 support development costing weekly payrolls of 160 to 200 dollars.
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al Rehbaum
Alexander Springs
Florida
St. John’s River
Alexander Creek
Rehbaum
Alexander Springs Association
Lake County
Fred Schultz
U. S. Forestry Department
F. B. Hocker
Tucumcari
N. M
Orange
Putman
Polk
Association For
Karl Lehmann
Tavares
Mount Dora Teacher Promoted to Mount Dora School Post
Mrs Myron Taylor promoted to first grade role at Mount Dora schools for the past two years. She previously led the Elementary department in teacher training at Taylor University in Upland Indiana. Her office will be in Tavares and the Taylors will keep their Mount Dora home on Ninth Avenue.
No new thing under the sun echoes in Ecclesiastes
A biblical verse comments on timeless repetition. It cites Ecclesiastes 1 9 asserting that what has happened will happen again and that nothing new occurs under the sun. The passage emphasizes cyclical human patterns and enduring truth.
IceHouse theatre resumes Summer rummage sales
The IceHouse theatre restarts its Summer rummage sales to boost the treasury and building fund. Sales run four Saturdays from July 13, 9 am to 4 pm, at the theatre. Donations may be left at Frock & Frill or arranged by calling Mrs. Marie Flint. Florence LaBarre notes the Junior Players raised over $200 from two nights of Adventures of Tom Sawyer to fund a marquee for the box office.
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IceHouse Theatre
Marie Flint
Florence LaBarre
Junior Players
Daytona dealer joins Tremain firm as real estate salesman
William H. Cannon of Daytona Beach joined the firm of Louis R. Tremain this week as a real estate salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Cannon
Daytona Beach
Louis R. Tremain
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Donnelly
Dora Girl
Pittsburgh
Crane Furniture CO
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Paul Hopkins, Jr
Georgia Tech
George J. White
Kiwanis
Paul
Hopkins
Harry Hopcraft
White
South America
Key Club
Ortland’s Orner
Lake Springs
Mrs. Taylor
Kilkare Lodge
Convalescent Home
Donnelly St
Nancy A. McWhinnie
R. N
America
U. S. Highway NO. 1
the Riviera
Hotel Riviera
Daytona
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