Eustis Police Court Freezes Speed Violations Report
A Eustis police court session Monday fined several drivers for speeding and license violations. Notable cases include J W Moore of Mount Dora speeding $15 and Raymond Harris of Eustis $15, plus Barbara Dillard of Eustis $15. Lacy Sheffield paid $5 for illegal use of a license after a street corner exchange with Joseph Couch led to Couch’s arrest with the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis
Clayton Jr
Bennie Williamson
J. W. Moore
Mount Dora
Irvin Grove
Winter Garden
Barbara Dillard
Ford Hallman
Orlando
Raymond Harris
Edward West
Clarence Fuller
David Warmack
Zellwood
James Rope, Jr
Lacy Sheffield
Joseph Couch
Sheffield
East Town
Couch
Modest Home Planned for Mother Butler
East Town residents plan to buy a modest home for Lilla Butler nicknamed Mother Butler, using $1,000 insurance plus community contributions. A meeting at East Town Community building at 8 p.m. today will discuss the purchase and funding to replace the home burned May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Butler
East Town
Butler
Orlando
Clayton St
Lydia Circle Breakfast Set by Methodist Church
The Lydia Circle of the Methodist church will hold a breakfast at 9 am on June 2 at the home of Mrs. Theodore Schneider on Page Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Methodist Church
Theodore Schneider
Page Lane
Grocery and Market to Reopen After Easter Fire
Story Bros. Grocery and Parker's Market will reopen Monday with a new interior after a complete renovation following the Easter Eve fire that gutted the Fifth Avenue store. Miss Stella Owens and Reggie Parker plan a grand opening for the grocery and meat departments while the Princess theatre also resumed business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Bros. Grocery
Parker's Market
Stella Owens
Reggie Parker
Princess Theatre
House Representatives Debate Highlights Voice Power
Reporter notes a clash between two state representatives who both loved the sound of their own voices. The piece mocks the debate as intellectual combat with mock neutrality and suggests the nation needs more horsepower and less exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House of Representatives
Representative Blank
Sorrento Area Community Gatherings Report
The Civic club thanks participants in cemetery cleanup day. Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. W. L. Miller's on Rock Springs Road. Miss Marian Bul demonstrated corsage making. Seventeen garments were donated to Umatilla Home for Crippled Children. A white elephant sale occurred. Ruth Anderson of Kollegal India visits Mt. Plymouth before returning to head a girls school. H H Hethcox shipped the first watermelons from Sorrento siding. harvest to peak with rain. Mrs. Alton Lampert returns from Connecticut visit.
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Civic Club
W. L. Miller
Rock Springs Rd
Marian Bul
Lake County
George Haas
Umatilla
Ruth Anderson
Kollegal
S. India
George Rainey
Mt. Plymouth
Miss Anderson
India
United States
H. H. Hethcox
Sorrento
Alton Lampert
Connecticut
Kiwanis to Hear Col. Lauben New Mount Dora Resident
Col Philip S Lauben a former member of the U S Military Advisory Group in England will speak at the Kiwanis club meeting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Philip S. Lauben
New Mount Dora
U. S
England
Kiwanis Club
Trick Kills Training Bill Says Herlong
Congressman A S Syd Herlong Jr claims opponents of compulsory military training used an amendment on racial integration of local National Guard and Reserve units to kill the bill. He cites Powell of New York and Vinson of Georgia in votes on the amendments and notes the final passage relied on strategic voting. He calls the bill watered down and says it still allows avoidance of service through Reserve training.
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A. S
Syd” Herlong
Powell
New York
Bandung
Herlong
Vinson
Georgia
Dora Area Women Install Francis L. Dade Officers
Mrs. Robert Perdue of Jacksonville installed new officers of the Francis L. Dade chapter at the Clermont home of Mrs. William Hoyt. Officers include Winter Haven president Sally Abernathy and Daytona Beach historian Elmer Kipp, among others led by Clermont curator J. W. Brice.
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Robert Perdue
Jacksonville
Daughters of 1812
Francis L. Dade
William Hoyt
Clermont
Sally Abernathy
Winter Haven
Samuel T Bolton
Mount Dora
James Whitaker
Titusville
Hattie M. Allen
Sorrento
G. C. Montgomery
Orlando
Bernard L. Cremi
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Triangle Cab CO
Ed Avery
Donnelly ST. At the Park
Parker’s Market
Girl Scout Little House
S. L. Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Little Brownie
Betty
Sue Parkhurst
Sharon Wright
Leslie Keller
Martha Booth
Ann Carroll
June Bowie
Clay T. Price
Land of Lakes Council
Helen Davidson
Louise Bolin
Lewis Carroll
Cecil Bowie
Philip Lauben
Shaw
Robert Bowie
WLCO
By Elenor Sammons
Cortland’s
P. S
Plato
Sunset Valley Dairy
MT. Dora
Dora Area
Rollins
Ann Bowers
B. O. Bowers
Rollins College
Gertrude
Dewey Anderson
Ae Peeeenn
Speedy
S. Highland ST
Colonial Service Station
Fred and
Evalyn Kreimes
Phillips 66
Stewart & Stubble
Moses
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
Tweedle Oil Company
Leesburg
Florida
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