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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
4
The piece urges eligible residents to register before the April deadline to vote in the May 2 election. It warns the steely voter may be ineligible if not registered since 1946 or if a newcomer in Lake County, stressing the democratic importance of registering to participate in the Florida statehood moment.
The Parent-Teacher Association officers staged Skit Night at the community building last Friday, showcasing wholesome entertainment and a non lottery fund-raiser that boosted school home ties and parent support, with plans for another event next term.
A Florida diary traces a week of weather and mild adventures as sunsets glow, clouds shift from pink pillows to overcast skies, temperatures swing from 44 to 80, and days mark community events, lake outings, golf at Dora’s course, a PTAs show, and springtime rains.
A letter to the editor argues against tax resistance as a path to peace. The writer warns that weakened U S defenses would invite attacks and undermine staunch principles. He urges readiness and stronger weapons to back peaceful aims.
Lillian Zollinger of Mount Dora will lead a census crew for the Decennial Census in Lake County. She invites applicants 21 to 65 with high school education or experience, good health and character, offering rural job mobility with car, and potential pay after first salary. Veterans given priority if qualifications met.
Mount Dora friends report the death of Howard E. Nutt in Winston Salem North Carolina He was an uncle to Mrs Katherine LeBreck and Mrs Rachel Nutt Dean of Mount Dora He spent many winters in Mount Dora with his brother the late Robert H Nutt on Third Ave
Florida residents still buy insurance from loyal local agents. The message stresses SERVICE as the key benefit of local agents versus out of state providers, urging customers to BUY YOUR INSURANCE LOCALLY for reliable assistance when needed.
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