Mount Dora Scout Move Spurs Girl Group Plans
Thirty years ago on October 16 1947 an Apopka meeting awarded Cecil Barks Mount Bore ace the pitcher prize. The Reashales announce a Mount Dora invasion and form of younger Brownie Girl Scouts to be led by Mrs Glendy Sadler and colleagues after school at the Girl Scout House with limited membership for grades two through four.
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Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Dora
A. C. Quixley
F. H. Heath
Chamber
T. C. Boyd
Breezy Point
Key West
Jacksonville
Maxwell House
Loveless
Josephine Roberts
Blue Bird Tea Room
Harriet Wise
Roberta Widmer
Joe
Phyllis Kerts
Josephine
Apopka
J . B. Heyes
Zellwood
Cecil Barks
Mount Bore
Prs
Reashales
Girl Scouts
Orcanellan
Direct distance dialing to debut in Central Florida
Twenty years after initial plans, direct dialing will connect Mount Dora Eustis Tavares and Umatilla starting October 23 as Florida Two announces. Social notes mention Mrs. Gordon Dake hosting a shower for Mrs. George Clement with many former Mount Dora High School homemaking teachers and alumni attending.
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Alfred Rehbaum Jr
Mount Dora
Stetson University
DeLand
Delta Mu
Sigma Nuity
S. S. Sadler Jr
University of Florida
Sadler
Sigma Chi
Wang
I *Pany
Howey-in-the-Hills
Miss Battle
Eustis
Lakeland
PTA
Donnelly Street
Fifth
Third Avenues
J. M. McCown
W. A. Vincent
A. Lee French
Suzanne Sawyer
J. D. Pease
Carl Graves
Tavares
Umatilla
Florida
Gordon Dake
George Clement
Mount Dora High School
James Jackson
E. H. Hillis
George Moore
Fred Sanwald
Harry Dandridge
Harvey Partridge
Mount
Mt.” Dora
Life Begins at Sixty by Josephus C Luke M D FRCS
The article discusses surgical decisions in later life, outlining urgent and necessary operations versus optional procedures for look and mobility. It advises choosing a surgeon with proven experience, and suggests seeking care at a university hospital if local care seems inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus C. Luke, M.D
What they don't know won't hurt them
A night watchman patrols downtown as a newspaper editor edits a council meeting story. The piece argues freedom of information hinges on public oversight and editorial voices and condemns secrecy in government sessions. It warns that secret actions erode liberty and Local citizens must respond with engagement.
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Ecb
Congress
Thayhetl Wells
Mount Dora letter questions police actions in 1977 incident
A Mount Dora resident blasts Officer Edwards after his son and companions were detained for alleged speeding in 1977. The letter asks why a license check wasn’t performed, why the family car was towed, and questions officers’ conduct and discretion in a small town. It also includes a public note to the editor retracting a prior criticism of Princess Court owners.
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Mount Dora
Robert Locke
Mike
Edwards
Tavares
Officer Edwards
Cally
Princess Court
Thanking Triangle Citizens for Shady Oaks Villa Support
A note from John and Jacklyn Barlow of Mount Dora thanks Triangle area residents for 40 years of patronage at Shady Oaks Villa. They announce Lois Goodrich as the new owner as of October 1 and wish her continued success while hoping for ongoing local support.
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Triangle Area
Shady Oaks Villa
Lois Goodrich
John and
Jacklyn Barlow
Mount Dora
Weather recap at Mount Dora shows light rain
Weather data from the Mount Dora Fire Department station lists daily rainfall from Oct. 5 to Oct. 11 with a total 34.29 inches for the year. Only 0.01 inches fell on Oct. 5 and 9 during the period.
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Mount ‘Dora Fire Department
Orn
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Mount Bora
A.M. Liveright
West Fifth Avenue
P. O. Box
Lake Nty
George Joplin
National Newspaper Association
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