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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
8
Read like a vivid reminiscence of a chaotic baseball outing at Mount Dora with Clarence in the stands, a fanred crowd, a bold hat comment, a misread fly ball, and a mortifying slide. The piece also notes local club officers and social visits as the narrative winds through a community scene.
Mr and Mrs J L O Hara moved from Lake Franklin Park to 834 Alexander Street. Miss Ruby Doster Western Union operator returns from Overda where she was relief operator. Mrs John W Dixon and Miss Ida Dixon leave for Edgewood near Pittsburgh for summer. Miss Lucille Minkley to Wilmington NC to visit Major and Mrs Thomas H Cooley and Betty. Mr and Mrs Carroll Dean of Jacksonville Fla guests of the Minkleys. Mrs Horace Blunt improving after hospital stay. A H Oakley group vacationing in Greenwood Lake NY. Curtis Jackson travels to Garden City Kansas to help harvest wheat, returning for September school. Dudley Atkins from Camp Davis NC on short visit. proud of his work and his mos ed force.
Cadet Laptonre studied at Exeter Academy and Cornell, was a track letterman, pledged to DKE, and joined as a cadet May 23 1942 at Camp Blanding. His father is a US Navy lieutenant. After Maxwell Field, cadets train at primary flying schools in the Southeast Army Air Training Center. Mortimer informs McCown family they landed safely in North Ireland. Harvey Kimball sought immediate action and left Marine headquarters for Camp Blanding then returned from a five day home furlough. Leon B Cheek Jr has become a second lieutenant in the Field Artillery and will report back to Fort Sill after leave in Jacksonville. The Column invites readers to send photos of local servicemen.
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