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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
3
The Fleet Home Town News announces Marine recruit Fred L. Devlin of Mount Dora is completing his recruit training at Parris Island South Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe S Devlin of Clayton Street East Town.
Mount Dora Histor ical society heard a Tangerine history talk recounting early settlers around Lake Ola and Lake Dora. Dudley W Adams from Iowa led village clearing with Lewis Marot, Woodlawn Villa founder George H Wood, and teachers and families shaping Tangerine’s growth.
Col P S Lauben speaks on the Philosophy of Communism to the Woman's association at the Community church Friday at 3 p m. Gift boxes should be returned at the meeting. All women in the community are invited.
An elderly Mount Dora couple suffered injuries in a weekend accident. Mr. Morley fell on the stairs causing his wife to be knocked down. Mrs. Morley has a fractured knee cap at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis, while Mr. Morley is treated for shock and bruises at Kildare. Their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Morley of DeLand, arranged hospitalization.
Members of the Men's Garden club discussed growing big red tomatoes without soil using hydroponic methods by Joseph Russo of Lake Ola Tangerine. E C Van Valkenburg, horticulture chair, described Florida’s pepper tree introduction 18 years ago and its prolific blooming.
The Mount Dora women of the organization led by president Mrs LeRoy Spilatore express opposition to the State Road department rerouting through Sylvan Shores. The group represents women from Mount Dora Sylvan Shores and nearby communities voicing their stance.
City police sheriff's deputies and railway express detectives studied fingerprints from a window at the Atlantic Coastline office used by a burglar to take 7 dollars in cash. Chief James Orr said the lock was jimmied but the safe was untouched. the money came from a box with sales tax funds.
A reflective note asserts happiness arises from the union of ourselves with Blaise Pascal, blending inner and outer sources to form lasting contentment. The insight frames Pascal as a guiding figure for achieving balanced fulfillment.
Dorans traveling to DeLand or Daytona Beach are pointed to a quicker Donnelly street extension. The notice says the extension is now paved from its link with Donnelly street at Old Eustis road to Route 44 about a mile east of Eustis, providing a direct path to DeLand.
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