Mount Dora Weekly Update
Published at Mount Dora Florida every Thursday by the Mount Dora Publishing Company.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
4
Published at Mount Dora Florida every Thursday by the Mount Dora Publishing Company.
A collection of anecdotes and quotations on optimism taxation and prices. It mentions Avery Powell on observation belief Henry Ford on price craze and taxes a Alabama man forgot 3000 in the bank and a severe winter 1816 the year without a summer with frost and crops failures described.
Mount Dora’s Equipment Association is praised for outfitting the community building with kitchen gear, tables, chairs, and stage improvements. Volunteers maintain the social room, stage dressing rooms, and acoustics, funding largely through weekly card parties and wholesale purchases. They aim to add a concert grand piano before next winter as emphasis on gatherings and speakers continues.
The Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports a 65 percent rise in tourist business over last year with visitors from all states and several countries. Climate tops reasons for visiting, followed by health, scenery, business, and leisure. critiques include high rates and demand for more recreation and better highways, heating, and restocking of water.
Fort Myers historian Warren H Wilkinson spent five years cross referencing DeSoto expedition records and soldier accounts to map the true Florida trail. He places landing at Punta Rassa with headquarters at Fort Myers and traces through Buckingham LaBelle Fort Bassenger Cornwell Kissimmee River Holopaw Orlando Apopka Ocala and near Moss Bluff before Gainesville.
A letter argues against paying volunteers for responding to small grass fires that threaten no property. It says calls incur tax costs and that responders should only be sent for genuinely dangerous fires. The writer supports alerting authorities when needed but not for minor incidents.
Col. John C. Sellers longtime Florida Times Union editorial writer and editor of the Florida Farm and Livestock Record died Friday after a long illness. He was well known across the state for his agricultural ties and his support of small papers. The obituary notes his influence at press associations and his respected conduct as a metropolitan editor.
A Samuel C. Peacock editorial argues rugged individualism built American prosperity but notes modern economics and the New Deal erode true self-reliance. It warns that vested interests twist the concept toward power and wealth, urging clearer definitions and social responsibility.
Sermon topics announced for Sunday May 20 at 409 Fifth Avenue E. Morning worship at 11 with The New Commandment. Evening service at 8 with The Triumph of the... Strong entities include First Methodist and Poston Residence. Local church event with service times and topics.
The Congregational Community Church invites the public to Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and a morning worship service. A Young People's meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. David B. Spencer serves as pastor.
The notice lists service times at First Baptist Church MPEG at Tenth and Tremain with Pastor Renfroe Lambert. Sunday School at 9 45 am Morning worship at 11 00 am Baptist Young Peoples Sans Son at 7 00 pm Evening Worship Midweek service Wednesday 8 00 pm. You are invited to attend any or all services.
The regular Christian Science service meets daily in the Public Library at eleven. Wednesday evening Testimonial meetings are at eight. Sunday school starts at ten on Sundays. The public is invited to all services.
The Church of Christ meets in the grandstand at the ball park every afternoon at 2 30 for Bible study and communion. Children and adults attend classes in this open-air gathering.
St Thomas Episcopal Church in Eustis Florida invites all to 11 00 a m Sunday services with Holy Communion first Sunday of each month Rector D T Johnson delivers a cordial welcome to all.
The text argues that without regulation and ethical rules a fair field cannot exist. It cites 20th century industrialism and wealth influence as barriers to equal chance for every citizen. The message signals a continuation next week.
The essay contrasts self-made humble success with cold selfish weeds in a garden of humanity. It recalls a Blue Ridge Mountain man who rose above limitations through self improvement and faith, then notes how time and environment can alter character toward kindness or indifference.
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