Public notice fragment under act concerning October
Fragmentary legal notice references an act from 1870 and an October filing or proceeding. It mentions publishing requirements and dates but lacks full details or names to identify the action.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
14
Fragmentary legal notice references an act from 1870 and an October filing or proceeding. It mentions publishing requirements and dates but lacks full details or names to identify the action.
The piece analyzes how the 1964 election centers on fundamental questions about government power and citizens rights. It notes shifts and potential realignments, Goldwater’s appeal in the South, Democratic gains in the Middle West, and labor union positions amid civil rights debates.
A reader requests reprinting a 25 year old Topic article by Claire Wyatt about Keep America Beautiful and the Don't Be A Litterbug campaign. The note accompanies clippings and urges preservation of local civic history in Mount Dora Florida.
Community guidance urges residents to keep yards clean trim dead branches water and plant flowers and grass gather trash curb litter and keep sidewalks and parks pristine. The note stresses leash use for dogs park respect and civic care in public spaces with closing quotes from Esther Bishop and David Lloyd George.
Chauncy W. McIntyre of St. Petersburg, District 696 Rotary Governor, visited the local Rotary Club. His speech marked Rotary’s 60th year with calls for new interpretations and a life oriented to fellowship, community, and vocational service. A luncheon was followed by a Yacht Club dinner where the club’s upcoming projects and services for the year were discussed and adopted.
The Hurricanes pressed to the Bulldog 17 late in the third after nine runs by Dufour, Moon, and Carver. An interception before halftime shifted momentum to the Bulldogs who seized control. Dufour scored from two yards for six points on an 80 yard march that featured Carver’s 27 yard run and a Carver to Salmon 15 yard pass. Carver led the offense with 57 rushing yards in 13 carries and added 60 passing yards.
Mount Dora list of patients includes Frank Newton Helen Davidson Leonora Center James Hunt Wade Cowart Margaret De Graff Catherine Trunkat Helen Holmes Jean Reich Laura Robbins Herbert Webber Amelia Pratt and Charles Deeley.
The American Legion Post 35 urges members to pay flag rental dues promptly. Dues may be sent to the Post Home on Highland Avenue to settle outstanding charges.
The article notes a shift to closer citrus tree spacing, 4 feet between trees and 30 feet between rows, boosting trees per acre. It highlights irrigation and drainage needs on flatwoods and ridge soils, plus new practices like hedging and topping to improve production and harvesting. An USDA Foundation Farm tour is set for January 18 near Leesburg Groveland in Lake County, with officials Cooper and Coneybear confirming.
Pat Frank author of Alas, Babylon and Forbidden Area died in a Jacksonville hospital after a Sunday admission. The Mount Dora and Tangerine native, 57, lived in Atlantic Beach recently and served in World War II. he was a Democratic National Committee speech writer. He is survived by his parents, a son Pat Jr., a daughter, two sisters, and a brother.
McCain-LeRoy debuts Boutique Corner featuring hats rain caps lace mantillas and scarves in fall hues. Proprietor Mrs Marjorie Spilatore aims to expand offerings from foundation garments to gowns with a focus on glamorous yet practical attire for every mood.
Democrats establish a campaign headquarters in Mount Dora at Fifth Ave in the Parkview Building previously the Peppermint Stick. Frances Bland serves as Executive Committee Woman and Roy Christopher as County Chairman. Volunteers rally to support LBJ and the party ahead of November elections.
A friendly shop beckons shoppers with welcoming vibes a warm cup of coffee and space to browse at leisure The narrator invites readers to treat it as a Christmas stop offering unique gifts for Aunt Mary or Cousin Sue suggesting the store has something extra nice to discover even if she already has it.
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