City to Spend $1200 on Pipe for East Town Drainage
City Council approves $1200 for pipe to relieve East Town water conditions and drain Gilbert Park toward the lake. Labor Supt Rollin Javens warns the bulkhead downstream is washed out west of Tremain Street and must be repaired, recommending 40 inch pipe to link drainage from Highland Street with the area near the orange grove trench. 15 inch pipe could be used if needed.
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East Town
Gilbert Park
Rollin Javens
Tremain St
Highland St
Orange Grove
Javens
Reedy Urges Voters to Back Nov. 3 Reapportionment
Kiwanis speaker Rep. W H Bill Reedy warned that a failed reapportionment amendment could trigger extra legislative sessions and unequal funding. He argued smaller counties gain balance while larger counties risk dominance, urging turnout to influence 44 senate seats and 103 house seats. Lake County already benefits from pari mutuel and gas tax funds, but division depends on the plan.
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Florida
W. H
Bill” Reedy
Kiwanis Club
Reedy
Rep. Reedy
Rep
Lake County
Legion Joy Shop Operating Again
The Mount Dora American Legion Auxiliary resumes its Joy Shop gift drive for Florida veterans hospitals. Patients may select wrapped gifts with price tags. nonperishables only. Money gifts go to the Chamber of Commerce or rehabilitation chairman Thelma Bernhoehr.
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Mount Dora
Rotary District 696 Governor Addresses Mount Dora Club
Everett Sumner of St Peters burg, governor of Rotary International District 696, spoke to the Mount Dora Rotary Club about 113 countries, more than 10 200 clubs, and a $3 000 000 fellowship program. He highlighted 1 202 Foundation fellowships since 1947 and noted Miss Sue H Shields studying in Johannesburg. He urged attendance at the Tampa conference in October and representation at the Miami Beach convention in May.
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Rotary
Everett Sumner
St. Petersburg
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Mount Dora
Sumner
Rotary Ambassadors of Good Will
Rotary Foundation
Sue H. Shields
Bartow
Fla
University of the Witwaterstrand
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Tampa
Miami- Miami Beach
Tangerine Notes church bells call community to first service
The town resumes worship as Rev. Louis H. Johnston preaches the first service of the season on Sunday morning from 11 to 12. Mrs. Ivor Hughes will be the organist. The column also notes families visiting relatives, a birth, and relatives traveling from Ohio to Florida.
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Louis H. Johnston
Ivor Hughes
Kenneth Maglathlin
Fred Maglathlin
Nantucket
Lynn Marie
Thomas Brelsford
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. P. Ashbaugh
W. A. Hartford
C. L. Tewksbury
Fort Wayne
Ind
Athens
Ohio
Tewksbury
Miami
Florida
Frank May
Clearwater
A. J. Francis
Old Beach
Andrew Currie
Conn
Lake Ola
Insurance Meeting Explains New Insurance Code
A meeting to explain the new insurance code is scheduled for 9 a.m. tomorrow in the ball room of the San Juan Hotel in Or.
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San Juan
IceHouse Players Prepare Seven Productions For Season
Preparations under way for the IceHouse Players November through May season feature seven productions including Speaking of Garden mystery Champagne Complex The Desperate Hours No Time for Comedy and Men on a Horse Y Pennington returns as managing director and Al Crone is president with officers Oscar Schubert William Hawkins Cornelius Van Swart and Peggy Huebsch. new staff members include Anne Schumacher Neva Rich Kathy Waldenburgh and Fred Asbeck. Membership is high and reservations for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings are encouraged with five seats weekly.
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IceHouse Players
1Champagne Complex
Y. Pennington
Kathy Waldenburgh
Fred Asbeck
Mount Dora
Consolidated Edison of
New York
Clara Earl
James DeGarmo
Evelyn Peters
Mildred Leatherbury
North
Heim
Methodist Men To Hear Traveller Speaker At First Meeting
The Methodist Men's club opens its season at Fellowship Hall church 6 30 p m Wednesday Oct 14 with Russell M Grumman as president. Tom H Slade of Starke will speak about his Orient trip visiting missionaries in the Philippines Japan Korea Hong Kong and Alaska illustrated with colored slides and a dinner will follow prepared by the Wilma Rogers Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
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Methodist Men’s Club
Fellowship Hall
Russell M. Grumman
Tom H. Slade
Starke
Orient
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Hong Kong
Alaska
Wilma Rogers
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Farm Census Forms Mailed Ahead for 1959 Survey
Questionnaires for the 1959 Census of Agriculture are being mailed from Chicago to farm operators across the region. Field Director Thomas i te Gonas Bereec'segional e jureau's office at Atlanta announces the program to give farmers time to consult records and improve reporting accuracy before census takers visit. The survey covers farm size, crops, livestock, facilities, expenses, values, and debt, with about 100 questions per farmer.
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Thomas i Te Gonas Bereec
Segional °E Jureau
Atlanta
Chicago
Fate cannot rob us of choosing and helping others
A reflective quote contrasts fate with human agency, emphasizing selecting the best and aiding others in their choices. The source attributes thoughts to Mary Baker Eddy and R. H. Cabell, noting a preference for competitive business that rewards deeds over words.
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Mary Baker Eddy
R. H. Cabell
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Lydia M. Childs
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