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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
4
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An oath recited pledging allegiance to the United States flag and the Republic it represents with liberty and justice for all.
A reward total of 90 dollars is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or group responsible for poisoning dogs in the neighborhood. Two pets, a Persian cat and a Siamese cat, are among the latest victims reported in connection with the case. The notice calls for prompt presentation of evidence to prosecuting authorities and testimony in court.
The Chief of Police urges residents to keep doors and locks secured when leaving homes or apartments. With many transients in the state, thefts have risen in smaller communities and incidents are reported in Mount Dora where a house was entered and valuables stolen.
The Rev George Gibson will preach both morning and evening services at 11 and 7 30 respectively. He continues the series on The Cross and the Great The morning music features Jimmy Larkin and Into the Woods My Master Went The evening service includes a song service and a sermon titled The Blind Beggar Sunday School starts at 945 am Youth Fellowship meets at 630 pm Mid week service Wednesday at 745 pm opens the School for Missions with leader Alexander Kerr.
Dr A P Pratt led Sunday service in Dr James A Richards absence. The postponed reception of mem ore will occur upon the pastor's return next week. Woman's Association plans Friday meeting under Missionary committee. Donations for European famine relief reach 1315.65. Mrs Leslie R Moore to read Bible class on Ruth at 10 am Sunday and discuss ancient Palestine home life. Dr William S Beard to preach at 11 o'clock service.
Mount Dora town council approved strong support for the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce praising its leadership led by President Geo J. White. The council offered to match chamber membership revenue with a public funds appropriation to hire a full time secretary this fall.
At the PTA gathering leaders described Cub and Girl Scout activities and parent roles. Speakers highlighted training, first aid, swimming tests, cooking, crafts, and leadership skills, urging parental cooperation and ongoing support for youth scouting programs.
The Lodge announces the purchase of a 2.5 acre NS acre camp near Sanford in Florida for the Negro Boy Scouts. William E Bowerd of Deland headed the two year search joined by local leaders from Orlando Semferd and Groveland with the executive board approving. The site lies in the seven counties of the area and marks an end to a lengthy search begun two years ago.
A Navy recruiter Chief Kienker urges men aged 17 to 31 in Lake County to explore benefits including GI Bill rights, college training after two years active service, up to $500 yearly for education, and monthly allowances for single and married veterans. He will be at the Orlando Post Office building to discuss opportunities.
February notes emphasize that annuities depend on savings, urging readers to start now. It suggests either purchasing life insurance or placing funds in a savings account as the path to secure income. The message frames savings as a prerequisite to safe annuity income and prudent financial planning.
Mount o No 238 meets first and third Thursday at 8 oclock. All visiting brethren invited. Masonic Hall, 527 Donnelly Street.
A pleasant weekend ended with Sunday services in East Town. The Usher Board Union, led by president Calden, collected 30.05 dollars after devotion by Bell and Butler. Members planned to meet next at Groveland. St John Primitive hosted Minnie Pool’s daughter visit. Helping Hand and Better Citizenship Club met. The sick are mending and taxes are urged for payment.
Lake County residents contributed 4754.25 to the Florida Children's Home Society, reaching 38.8 percent of the 1250.00 quota. Lady Lake gave 135.0 percent of its 10.00 quota, Clermont led with 466, Leesburg 674, Montverde 665, Mount Dora 449, and others across the region supported the charity under State Superintendent Marcus C. Fagg. The society runs four Receiving Homes in Miami and Jacksonville to place homeless children in adoptive homes.
Dr E R Rickard of the Rockefeller Foundation New York visited Lake County this week to oversee a health unit survey. Dr R J Dalton Lake County Health Unit director coordinated the effort seeking state approval and local cooperation for the unit.
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