Subscription Prices in Advance
The publisher lists prices for subscriptions in advance with a two dollar rate noted and a separate one dollar twenty five cent figure. The plant superintendent is referenced in connection with the pricing details.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1948
Page
4
The publisher lists prices for subscriptions in advance with a two dollar rate noted and a separate one dollar twenty five cent figure. The plant superintendent is referenced in connection with the pricing details.
The piece compares McCarty and Warren campaigns as cooking styles ahead of the May 25 vote. McCarty offers cautious, steady policies such as citrus and roads, while Warren pursues a bold, open approach then shifts to sharp accusations of shenanigans. The metaphor suggests tastes vary.
A week of Florida weather observes sunlit days with mild winds and scarce rainfall. Farmers express concern over parched fields and Lake Dora sees west winds and frothy waves while clouds promise rain but deliver little as the week closes.
The Mount Dora Woman's Club reviewed the 1947 48 scrapbook contest results and praised a second place showing in Florida state competition. The project by Mrs B O Bowers showcased extensive art work and clippings, featuring Personalities Around Mount Dora and civic activities including library support and Nativity scene funding. New president Mrs A T McKay of Orlando was announced. new members Mrs G M Land Elizabeth Dickleman Mrs N E Strite and Mrs Robert joined the club.
A quiet week at the course with limited players and steady maintenance efforts despite no rain. Florida guests from Jacksonville Orlando Apopka and Zellwood joined Chicago Illinois attendees. four Blind Bogey ball winners were Tom Kelly Sr J M Turner H D Overhiser and Pete Trenham.
The April issue of Industrial Florida published a photo and article honoring Mount Dora based Hadlock Fruit Co for shipping one of the largest single fruit orders of the citrus season. The image shows four carloads of Frank Hadlock's Select Pack fruit en route to the Masonite Corp of Alabama for distribution as Christmas gifts to employees.
Mr and Mrs Walter D Patton with Mr and Mrs Alvard Bishop return from St Petersburg where they attended the state encampment of the Spanish American War Veterans Mr Patton serves as Eustis commander of the organization.
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