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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
4
The Christian Science Monitor argues that steel wage and price disputes will shape inflation and public welfare. It urges a public voice in negotiations through a fact finding agency to assess steel wages and prices, proposing voluntary public input over government controls.
The article links Clare Booth Luce and her Rio de Janeiro diplomacy seat to a Brazilian uproar over US Project Argus rumors. It notes Time magazine coverage and a Brazilian newspaper banner about atomic dust, with critics likening tests to poisoning water supplies.
Northward migration continues as Mr and Mrs R H Christian of Montreal buy a lot at Sylvan Shores near Southland Road and Lucerne, planning a Florida home. John and Dorothy Byrne move from Biscayne Park to 1311 Palmetto Road, praising Central Florida as ideal with lakes and hills. A cordial welcome greets the Byres and other newcomers. two women suffer rib injuries in falls but resume activities.
Cecil Bowie a Mount Dora representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co attended a business conference with company officials in St. Petersburg Beach last week.
Mrs. Al Sutter of Ola Beach long active in Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arcanum is honored with an invitation to the 48th national session at Hotel Barnum Bridgeport Conn May 15 and 16. She is the only honorary member in Toronto and the only Past Supreme Regent in Connecticut.
Claude Fralick Jr son of Mr and Mrs Claude Fralick left last week to begin training for Navy duty at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. Francis Bacor.
The piece critiques Millard Caldwell's Leesburg speech and its use of phrases like bleeding hearts and do-gooders. It argues the speaker sensationalizes the Supreme Court and state rights, noting the Nelson case and the balance between democracy and law. General Jan Smuts closes the opinion.
Former Gov. Millard Caldwell, speaking at Lake Sumter Bar Association in Leesburg, condemned the U S Supreme Court as nine pseudo sociologists and urged lawyers to fight federal overreach. He attacked court decisions on subversion and labor cases, and warned of dictatorship trends while signaling interest in Florida Supreme Court service.
Commander Leonard L. Lindstrom retires after 30 years of service, leaving the U S Navy after duty aboard multiple ships and earning numerous medals for campaigns including Okinawa Leyte and Iwo Jima. He resides at 1035 Sylvan in Green Cove Springs with wife and daughter Jayne a Mount Dora High School student.
Lake County camp properties totaling 1.45 million dollars are planned for summer use with a reported capacity of 1 799. The Methodist Youth camp on Lake Griffin seeks 500 residents, with 4 500 attendees projected from June 8 to September 7. Additional camps include Montverde school Howey academy and Church of God sites near Tavares Leesburg Groveland, with varying capacities and attendance forecasts.
City Utilities Supt. Harold Overhiser described flood conditions at the water works in April. He noted springs appearing across the area including some not seen since 1922 when the reservoir was installed, and he dug a trench to remove excess water.
A Lake County vegetable farmer faces high costs from planting spraying and harvesting and risks from nematodes bacterial and virus diseases. Despite good prices if they hold farmers still receive less than half of the consumer food dollar with middlemen taking the rest.
Local church listings provide service times across multiple denominations. Rev. Coffield leads Baptist services. Community Church hosts forum Sundays. Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, and Latter Day Saints offer Bible study and worship schedules throughout the day.
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services and Sunday School at 11 00 a m at the corner of Lemon and Grove. A Wednesday Evening Service is listed with the time to be announced.
Worship service scheduled at 11:00 AM led by Dr. G J Schillerstrom, minister, at Sorrento Presbyterian Church.
Rev Louis Johnston leads Sunday worship at 11:00 a m at Tangerine Community Church. Family announcements and rotating hymns mark the service in the small-town parish.
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