Mount Dora Caterer Sylvia Cook Feeds Notables With Scout Banquet Charm
Governor Collins and community leaders enjoyed generous meals at Mount Dora's Community building as Sylvia Cook, the acclaimed local caterer, prepared varied banquets. Her 50,000 meals in five years include fried chicken, roast beef, corned beef and cabbage, and desserts like chocolate cake and cherry pie, served with ample coffee.
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Mount Dora
Sylvia Cook
Ollie Mae Stovall
Collins
Florida
United States
Mrs. Cook
Harvard
Washington
Ronnie Aldrich
Cook
Woman’s Club
Sylvia
Georgia
Colquitt
Officers are Ones With Last Laugh
Two 19 year old Eustis youths Don Garrigan and Charles Smith faced petty larceny charges after police traced 15 gallons of gasoline and 21 quarts of stolen farm supply from a Clayton street incident. Officers Ober and Hyde had logged their license. Deputy Sheriff Effie Griffin and Police Chief James Beee coordinated the arrest before County Judge W Troy Hall Jr.
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Eustis
Don Garrigan
Charles Smith
George Ober
Clinton Hyde
Clayton St
King Carlin
S. Clayton Jr
Effie Griffin
James Beee
W. Troy Hall, Jr
Miller Home Three Groves Sold In Mount Dora Area
Real estate rounds report the Miller Home on Morningside Drive extended and grove properties in Mount Dora being sold. Purchasers include Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wason and William Baker of Lake Shore Drive. Another Orange county grove sold to E H Shoemaker for 55000. The Fowlers Third Avenue grove sold to M O Buster Williams with price not disclosed.
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Mount Dora
Marguerite Miller
Morningside Dr
Lorraine Renshaw
Robert Wason
Miller
William Baker
Lake Shore Dr
Orange County
E. H. Shoemaker
Old Eustiard
Frank Fowler
Fowlers
M. O. “Buster” Williams
Contemporary Bits of Wisdom An Essential Step
An essential step toward peace is to get the public to conceive of a world without war.
Four Dorans Survive Night Stranded in Gulf
Four Mount Dora winter residents Norman Cabb Arthur Moots T M Fetherlin and Orville McConnell endured a night stranded on a rock in a Gulf fishing trip near Bayport. A captain without lights steered the boat onto rocks at six pm as lightning storms and heavy rain battered them. Found at 8 am by a Florida Conservation Division agent they reached Bayport two hours later with a catch of grouper and a tale of a brief watery imprisonment.
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Mount Dora
Gulf
Norman Cabb
Arthur Moots
T. M. Fetherlin
Orville McConnell
Bayport
Florida Conservation Division
Dorans
Mr. Cabb
Sylvan Shores Seeks Street Lights Expansion Plan
Sylvan Shores plans to request extension of street lights at the next City Council meeting. At a recent Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association session President John Cope was tasked with coordinating with city officials on adding about 45 lights for roughly 30 families. Also on the agenda were paving, a shared-cost lighting program, potential private scavenger service for trash at 50 cents monthly, and sheriff patrol for speeders.
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Sylvan Shores
Sylvan Shores Platt
Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association
John Cope
G. G. Amory
Sheridan
Washington
Greenway
Lucerne
Sheriff's Office
Disappearing Caps Mystery Solved in Lake County
Police Chief James Orr announced the case of missing hub caps from Donnelly Street cars is solved with the arrest of an Eustis youth and a Mount Dora boy warned. The youths admitted taking caps to decorate their own vehicles and skimmed others’ rims when unused.
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James Orr
Eustis
Mount Dora
Donnelly St
Ors
Lake Dora
Property Board Rules on Tax Complaints
City officials say 60 complainants from last week's Board of Equalization session received letters detailing the board’s findings. Mayor W D Patton noted the panel including himself Tax Assessor John Cain and Council President Gordon Conboy met to review March 20 complaints, with some easily settled by correcting misunderstandings and others adjusting valuations.
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Board of Equalization
W. D. Patton
John Cain
Gordon Conboy
Patton
City Hall
Mount Dora
John C. Otto
John
Double Event Weekend Set For Mount Dora April 4 7
Mount Dora hosts a double event weekend starting April 4 with the Florida Outdoor Writers Association convention and the fourth annual Mount Dora Sailboat Regatta on Lake Dora. The writers group includes newspaper columnists editors and broadcasters while the regatta features youth pram entries and entries from Jacksonville St. Petersburg Miami Lake County Orlando. William Gould chairs the regatta committee with other members named. Open house at the Yacht club occurs the eve of the races.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Florida Outdoor Writers Association
Big Lake Dora
Sponse Chambic
Ot Damneren
Yacht Club
Lakeside Inn
Margo Hosford
Lakeside
Las Vegas
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Miami
Lake County
Orlando
William Gould
van Marker
Howard Gamble
Dale Jones
Casey Jones
Roy Christopher
John Murray
Ed Jaques
al Rehbaum, Jr
Arnold Haynes
Richard Edgerton
Bernard McCabe
Ed Elting
Ralph Paul
B. Y. Pennington
Joe Russo
Girl Misses Dog but Not Hospital
A 19 year old Leesburg girl named Lottie Dudley was hospitalized after crashing while swerving to miss a dog on Sanford Road near the DeLand cut-off intersection last Saturday. She suffered a severe head injury as witnesses observed she struck an embankment.
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Leesburg
Sanford
Lottie Dudley
DeLand
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