Glen Horton Jr Fund Grows as Recovery Stretches On
A fund at Bank of Mount Dora rises to 2421.23 for Glen Horton Jr. paralyzed from neck down after a serious accident nearly three months ago. He may remain in Mercy Hospital Orlando two more weeks with possible transfer to a children’s hospital or government facility.
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Bank of Mount Dora
Glen Horton Jr
Mercy Hospital
Orlando
Harry -Anna Crippled Children's Hospital
Young Horton
North
Bank of
Mount Dora
P. O
Belva Codding
Children Home Seeks United Way Support in Florida
The Children s Home Society, oldest Florida charity and one of 12 agencies in the United Way drive, served Lake County by aiding adoptions and counseling. Last year 23 children found adoptive homes and 19 couples adopted in the first half of this year. The agency seeks 4100 to continue services through United Way with a focus on placing each child in a suitable home.
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United Way
Florida
Children's Home Society
Lake County
Dorothy R. Pearson
Forest Ranger Recalls Ocala National Forest History
Ken Henderson spoke to the Mount Dora Men's Garden Club on the Ocala National Forest origin in 1908 and its evolution from scrubland to a major public land for recreation and pulp industries. He described sand pine fire-adapted renewal, CCC efforts, oil prospecting moratorium, and rising local involvement. Eighty-five members and five guests attended, with three new members added.
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U.S. Forest Service
Ken Henderson
Ocala National Forest
Florida
Henderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lief
Yeomm Service
Forest Service
Ocala
Men's Garden Club of
Mount Dora
A.E. Westgaard
Eldon McVey
Charles Zeiloth
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Hi-syling
Alexander Springs
Juniper Springs
N. Donnelly St
Pet Supplies
Turner’s Restaurant
Leesburg
Marbradix Corp
Central Florida
Rivera
Dorian
Bath Centers
Burd’s
MT. Dora
Bank OF Mount
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
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