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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
4
Fragments indicate a price notice spanning six months within a region called Theestielland. Central facts readable include a six month period and a single copy context. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
A school assembly shared the pledge to the flag of the United States of America. Students repeated the pledge, affirming allegiance to the Republic for which it stands and to liberty and justice for all.
The text articulates belief in a government by the people with powers derived from consent, uniting states in a republic. It calls for love of country, support of the constitution, obedience to laws, respect for the flag, and defense against enemies.
Robert H. Savage argues in a letter to the Orlando Morning Sentinel that a large meteor exploding in the upper air caused the Armistice Day sky rumble. He recalls a 1935 darkness explosion over New York City with a brighter than full moon glare and a three minute concussion delay, noting Leonid meteor activity and variable sounds elsewhere. The piece also mentions pigeon peas as feed but with limited success for Florida stock.
Farmers learn that female scuppernong vines fruit best when a nearby male vine provides pollen. Large vines with few grapes may yield more by planting a male nearby, and heavy pruning during dormancy is advised between late December and mid February.
The article urges six weeks into the term to emphasize citizenship ratings alongside scholastic grades. It stresses fair play on and off the field, following training rules, and supporting teammates, with the aim of forming good citizens for future community and national life.
Mount Dora High School finishes the season with a 206 victory over Groveland. Donnie French stars with three touchdowns and a late 70 yard run threat thwarted by a Groveland interception. Assembly pageant celebrates veterans and national songs with students and Scouts in patriotic program.
Friday November 17's program featured eighth graders leading as Evelyn Brock and Sally Strite performed a tap dance followed by an accordion solo, showcasing student talent during the assembly.
The afternoon featured a one act play titled General Manager. Cast included Mary Evelyn Brock Norton Dudly Ibert Snel Ch orton Tim Poulton Barbara Shipes Sue Sally Sarita Tommy L G Simpson Yin John Gargano Clifford Douglas. Miss Vandiver directed the program.
The M D H S basketball squad reports its last season roster intact for practice on November 21 minus Walker Horsley who is out due to illness. Coach Hall expects a large turnout. team will be trimmed to about fifteen from new candidates Tommy Kelly James Johnston Charlie Smith and Bob Petruschell.
Carroll Griggs enjoyed a visit in Ocala on Saturday November 11. Donnie French and Tommy Kelly attended the Armistice Day football game in Jacksonville. Mount Dora Cheerleaders sponsored a dance at the Community Building after the Groveland game. Betty Jo McDonald hosted a Halloween party on November 11 with attendees listed.
Lois Holloway wears a locket from Andy and speaks highly of Bill while a recruit from the 287th sails off with a Winter Garden lieutenant. Johnnie Mae and Hanslid chat often at roll call. Augusta and Mount Dora exchange calls. Jackie B and Louise C may know more about Bob and Myrt. Junior high girls admire Jack Burr.
In a round of campus chatter, Kit the new seer girl appears to pull Warren away from Ione. Mary Watson shows unusual interest, not a soldier. Bonnie asks about the Service Men's Club while Lois H. plans to walk alone after Bill's departure.
Local churches list service times and contact details for Fifth Avenue Caxton, First Baptist at Sixth and Tremain, and First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis Florida. Describes Sunday School, morning and evening worship, choir and youth activities, and the Christian Science reading room hours.
The seniors greet Ilene Compson new to the school from Cheboygan Michigan. A class banner is on order but not yet here. Mrs Laney the adviser has ordered play books and seeks a suitable class play while the date remains undecided.
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