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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

3

City adopts nuisance bill to curb loud speaker ads

City Council passes first reading of an ordinance to halt loud speaker advertising with a $500 fine and allows mayoral discretion for permits to civic groups schools or political candidates. City Atty Roy Christopher warns the measure may conflict with existing law and cannot be retroactive while council cites past permit refusals as precedent. The ordinance targets out of town painters and shady extermination firms accused of fraud.

Roy Christopher Christopher

PTA Seeks White Elephants for Halloween Carnival Auction

The Parent Teachers Association calls for donations of white elephants for the annual carnival auction on October 29. Committee includes Mrs. Kendall Jones as chairman with Mrs. Jack Keller and Mrs. Bernard McCabe handling sale items. Other members named at Tuesday's meeting are Mrs. Robert Caudel Mrs. Gordon Dake Mr. Dake Bill Lofroos and Paul Snowberger and Miss Rhoda Horton assists with school activities. A general carnival chairman is yet to be chosen.

Parent-Teachers Association Kendall Jones Jack Keller Bernard McCabe T. A. Brotherson Robert Caudel Gordon Dake Dake Bill Lofroos Paul Snowberger Rhoda Horton Millard Reid J. B. Hall Joe Priest

Ginger Cast Ready for Rehearsals in Make Way for Ginger

Pamela Brown a high school senior will play Ginger in the IceHouse opening Nov 1 5. The Junior Players cast includes five youths and four adults under director B Y Pennington Mel Wagner Talbot Simpson Phil Lauben and Helen Gray return from last year Joni Vincenti Leslie Sanders Eddie Davis and Hank Link also appear in the cast.

Pamela Brown Ginger IceHouse B. Y. Pennington Mel Wagner Talbot Simpson The Players Phil Lauben Helen Gray Lake Ola Joni Vincenti Leslie Sanders Eddie Davis Hank” Link

WMU Installs Its Officers at Baptist Church

Mrs. W. K. Stokley was installed as president of the Women's Mission Union with a slate of officers and circle chairmen named. The group honored Mrs. Jennie Stovall for 30 years as treasurer, highlighting long service within the Union.

First Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service Kenneth Rogers WSCS Wilma Rogers Robert Blackburn George Gibson Wesleyan Service Guild Ronald Aldrich Rowena Dooley W. K. Stokley Women’s Mission Union of the Baptist Church A. A. Adams Dell Caudel Archie Groves J. M. McCown Young People’s Marian Tanner Opal Larsen C. M. Uithoven Circle Hazel Avery Gladys Womble Mattie McCown Percy Bohanan Mildred Phay Myrle Adams Ray Odom Zela Brown Dorothy Vanzant Jean Hendrie Mission Study Circle Doris Camp Helen Kurras Vernice Pinkston Isabel Patric Marie Thompson R. G Chapman Floryne Stokley White Cross Jennie Stovall

Talk on Rose Care Slated for Monday

Charles Ramsey of Orlando will present a talk on planting and care of roses to the Men's Garden club at its meeting in the ei building Monday. Board members met at H. C. Sherman’s home to inspect results of his experiments with a new insecticide to control nematodes.

Charles Ramsey Orlando Men’s Garden Club Nicahers Club H. C. Sherman

Sleights Return From Europe With Rich Data On Mankind

Mr and Mrs Frederick W Sleight and daughter Susan return from four months in Europe with 1500 colored slides spanning the ice age to Roman era. They toured England France Spain Germany Switzerland and North Africa studying Heidelberg Man cave paintings and Moorish culture while planning lectures for the Central Florida Museum.

Frederick W. Sleight Susan Europe Germany NATO France Mount Dora Central Florida Sleight England Stonehenge Holland Spain North Africa Heidelberg Western Hemisphere Dordogne Spanish Morocco Desert Cherbourg Mount Dora Morday Woman's Club

Quote on life purpose and aiding humanity

A George Eliot sentiment praising that one’s life work should ease ignorance, degradation and misery on earth. It frames benevolence as the ultimate comfort to fall back on when facing life’s challenges.

George Eliot

Little House Dilemma Stalls City Plans To Replace

City officials face a bind over a three room residence on Third Ave held by Harold Crowell. The small overgrown lot 40 by 90 feet cannot meet current codes nor be condemned, but it cannot support a new structure. Plans to sell the house to a real estate firm conditionally permit only front additions. Neighbors want demolition.

Dora Crowell Harold Crowell Long Island N. Y Gordon Conboy Council

Rotary District Governor Arthur Kitchen Speaks to Club

Arthur Kitchen of Clearwater district Governor spoke at the noon Rotary meeting and the evening assembly about the objects and duties of Rotarians.

Arthur Kitchen Clearwater Rotary Rotary Club

Captain Trippe Claimed by Illness at Orlando Army Base

Captain Richard Trippe 60 died after a brief illness at the Army base hospital in Orlando He had resided in Sylvan Shores for two years and served in World War I The Georgia native leaves a wife a son in California a daughter in Lake Charles La and a sister in Taylorsville Ga Military services will be at the national cemetery in Marietta Ga.

Richard Trippe Army Base Hospital Orlando Sylvan Shores Trippe Orient Ft. Knox Finance Corp Georgia Annie Lou Trippe Richard, Jr California John Herald Lake Charles E. O. Davis Taylorsville National Cemetery Marietta

Parking Meters See 33 Percent Boost in Summer 1955

Mayor Lou L. Heaton told City Council that downtown meters collected 33 percent more in the Summer months of 1955 than in 1954. The city also sold its first three month parking permit to an out of town resident Vernon L. Conner of Lake Carlton bought two permits for his cars citing convenience.

Lou L. Heaton Vernon L. Conner Lake Carlton

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