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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
6
City Clerk Bill Stewart a fluoridation advocate opened the Topic reference and joked about boarding the lion's den. A sudden growl from under the desk and a shaggy animal sprang up, punctuating the moment with humor after a heated session.
Lloyd Oster wonders at a penny and nickel trick on Donnelly street meters. A misplaced courtesy envelope led a violator to insert a nickel instead of following the envelope instructions, leaving Oster with a stuck 12 minute indicator on multiple meters.
The narrative recounts Col Turner meeting Dwight D. Eisenhower at The Hague and observing his leadership of SHAEF and USFET. Turner notes Eisenhower’s diplomacy as a force equal to military might and his humane approach to restoring Germany. Turner later settled in Mount Dora with wife and two children after retiring from law and stock brokering.
Miss Dorothy Eckholdt wore a lace and nylon tulle wedding gown in the candlelit Methodist church ceremony. Rev Robert M Blackburn officiated with Miss Ann Bowers as soloist and Fred Mauk at the organ. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Eckholdt, was escorted by her father and attended by her sister Betty Jo Eckholdt. best man was Harry Pempey and ushers included Bert Bekemeyer.
The May 1963 wedding of a bride and Mr Pompey in Orlando featured a mother of the bride in aqua lace and faille crepe and a mother of the groom in rose faille crepe with white accessories. A reception at Fellowship Hall followed the ceremony. The couple planned a southern honeymoon while the bride completed six weeks of training at Duvall Medical Center in Jacksonville and will reside in Orlando where the groom works as a pharmacist.
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