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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
3
The Junior Class presents a comedy Take Care of My Little Girl at the Community Building next Thursday March 30 with eight oclock curtain. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Directed by Evelyn Cassady with Judy Brown in the lead and Don Henna in a male supporting role.
Robert Richardson aged 84 died last week at his daughter Mrs E S Marsell’s Zellwood home where he spent the winter. His previous home was in Columbia Tennessee. He leaves wife Martha Emma two sons Robert B of Springfield Massachusetts and Henry G of Columbia another daughter Mrs W B Sneed Nashville Tennessee and four grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home is sending the remains to Columbia for services and interment.
The Lake County Chapter of the Florida Aero Club will hold its monthly meeting in the Mount Dora Community Building on Wednesday March 29. A covered dish supper will be served and all Lake County pilots are invited to attend.
Hydrangeas change color with soil lime or aluminum sulfate and require partial shade. Use hydrated lime for blue to pink shifts and ferrous sulfate to correct iron chlorosis. Mulch to curb weeds, conserve moisture, and protect roots. citrus trunks need space from mulch. Cuttings thrive in sandy media, near-root cuttings root easiest, and keep annuals blooming by pruning spent flowers.
Fred C. Teckmyer 79 died at a Eustis hospital. He lived in Mount Dora five years, formerly of Rocky River Ohio, where he led W S Biddle Co for 17 years before retirement. Survived by wife Marion two sons a daughter a sister and seven grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home arranging interment in Lakewood Ohio.
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