Beal Addresses Mining Enabler Acid Debate
Fragmentary notes reference Beal and a mining context. The text mentions acid, financing, and a consented discussion, indicating a period debate on mining enablement and related substances.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1959
Page
2
Fragmentary notes reference Beal and a mining context. The text mentions acid, financing, and a consented discussion, indicating a period debate on mining enablement and related substances.
A local bowling community reflects on 31 weeks of Bridy's columns addressed to readers and the publicity team. Kathryn Lobeck prepares a lengthy international trip, while Sam Spencer reports court and park improvements. A farewell to Uriah Davis and the Welcoming Tea mark club events with 125 attendees as Charlie Howitt takes the next broadcast slot.
City officials call a December 8 1959 referendum to ratify annexation under Chapter 57-2068 Laws of Florida with polling sites listed in Sylvan Shores and Lake Janklin Park. The vote coincides with the city general election to determine annexation benefits for residents in the added area.
Final rites and interment were held in North Ridgeville Ohio for Mrs Jennie on 76 who died at her home Mount Dora She was a member of stern Star and had been a resident of this city for eight years Surviving are two brothers H H Robinson Mount Dora and M B Robinson North One niece and five nephews also survive Rehbaum Funeral Home had charge of local arrangements.
A Thanksgiving morning service will be held at the Methodist church at 9 a.m. Rev. Lester C. Doerr of the Central Christian church will speak and Rev. James Jones will preside. Local ministers and the Methodist Adult Choir will participate. Offerings go to the King's Daughters charity work.
Faith Lutheran church hosts a bazaar from 3 to 9 p.m. featuring baked goods and more. Women volunteers prepare a chow mein supper from 5 to 7 30 p.m. with a price of 1 25 dollars.
A sunny afternoon greets newcomers including Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright and others as the Red and Black contest kicks off with high Red winners Prentice and Becher. The Sanford crowd sends 16 teams and locals host a lively 30-24 win over visitors with 84 shufflers relieved by sunshine.
Prof C O Lott asks readers to donate unused shoes for girls aged 9 to 15 and clothing for pupils at the Milner Rosenwald academy serving East Town school. Contact details urge community support and timely gathering of items.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dooley with Knoble and Vera Garriott staged the first season dinner at the Community building. The roast turkey feast featured trimmings and abundant viands. cranberry sauce was noted in passing as part of seasonal publicity, leaving attendees content and sociable.
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