Poetic pen of Anna See stilled in Mount Dora obituary
Anna J. See 75 longtime Mount Dora resident and poet died Sunday after a long illness. She contributed to The Topic and The Poet's Corner and was active in the Community church Woman's club Mount Dora Art League group. Funeral services were Sunday. final rites planned in Detroit. She was survived by her husband Dr J J See and a sister Mrs Edwin Mayhew.
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Anna J. Lee
See
J. J. See
Mount Dora
Detroit
Alexander St
Community Church
Lee
Woman’s Club
Creative Writers
Northwestern Woman’s Club
Edwin Mayhew
Rehbaum
Robert R. Reed
Stewardship Revival Planned at Baptist Church
A Stewardship Revival is planned at the Baptist church starting November 1 with Rev. B. D. Locke regional missionary of the Florida Baptist convention delivering the evening messages.
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The
Baptist Church
B. D. Locke
Florida Baptist Convention
Crane Avenue Named After Councilman in Mount Dora
Councilman D. Fletcher Crane voted with the council to adopt Mayor Lou L. Heaton’s suggestion for naming a street in Mount Dora. The unnamed road running from Route 441 to Clayton Street now carries the name Crane Avenue.
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D. Fletcher Crane
Mount Dora
Lou L. Heaton
Route 441
Clayton St
Crane
Heaton
Crane Avenue
Pythian Sisters Fete Officers in Florida Banquet
Seventy seven Pythian Sisters attended a banquet at the Community building honoring Grand Chief Jessie C. Graves of Florida. State officers Agnes Rogers Mae Fenton and Margaret Cooper attended along with district deputy grand chief Bessie Wilhelm and other leaders. Mount Dora charter members Ada Banks Jessie Pike Adah Williamson and Kate Parker were honored. soloist Mrs. David Coffield and pianist Ruth Gudgeon performed. New member Othel Lane of Mount Dora was initiated.
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Pythian Sisters
Florida
Jessie C. Graves
Agnes , Rogers
Titusville
Mae Fenton
Mount Dora
Margaret Cooper
Apopka
Bessie Wilhelm
Orlando
Jessie Pike
Adah Williamson
Kate Parker
David Coffield
Ruth Gudgeon
Othel Lane
Cemetery plan approved to redesign Pine Forest layout
City council granted permission for Esther Wyatt Bishop to hire cemetery designer Roy Wyrick at 35 dollars a day plus expenses. The project, about ten days and roughly 400 dollars, aims to optimize space by reducing grave spacing from seven to four feet and add landscaping and entrances without disturbing existing plots.
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Pine Forest
Esther Wyatt Bishop
Roy Wyrick
Wyrick
Dora High Beats Umatilla In Scoring Run and Defensive Battle
Gerald Lucas capped a scoring drive to tie the game for Mount Dora as the Hurricanes pressured Umatilla late. Jerry Dake scored all TDs for Dora while the visitors were penalized 70 yards to 10, with Duke making a key fourth down run before a potential punt. Dora’s line included Keller, Sills, Combs, Day, Parker, Partridge, Harding, Wilson, Norton, Dawson, Cleary, Gregg, Hawkins, Davis, and Dake.
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Gerald Lucas
Mount Dora
Hurricanes
Jerry Dake
Umatilla
Dora
Duke
John Keller
Grady Sills
Dan Combs
Marvin Day
Tyrone Parker
Bobby Partridge
Billy Harding
John Wilson
Charles Norton
George W.eenter
Kenneth Dawson
Tommy Cleary
Dan Gregg
Ossie Hawkins
Sidney Davis
Dake
Baptist School of Stewardship Announces Evening Sessions
A School of Stewardship will be held at the Baptist church each weekday at 7 30 p m with discussion groups for all ages. Everyone is invited. The service of God is doing good to men. Benjamin Franklin.
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Baptist School
the Baptist Church
God
Benjamin Franklin
The Kingdom Is Progressive Unity
Dr. Robert R. Reed addressed his congregation in the Community Church opening service, beginning a Jeremiah sermon series. He described the Kingdom of God as humanity guided by God, prioritizing personality and social order that fosters free, highest development, with the Church as a means to progressive human unity.
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Robert R. Reed
Community Church
Jeremiah
Christ
Reed
Jesus
Undisputed Ohio champions Danmenton Teammate Chooses Chattanooga
Martins Ferry dominated Ohio high school football and defeated New Castle and Huntington to earn a Miami invitation, which was unaffordable. Dan, under Coach Earl E. Loucks, balanced football with strong academics and accepted an athletic scholarship to the University of Chattanooga over Ohio University and Duke.
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Dan
Martins Ferry
Ohio
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Huntington
West Virginia
Miami
Earl E. Loucks
Washington and Jefferson University
Ohio University
Duke
University of Chattanooga
AA Conference Delegate To Speak Monday In Eustis
One of Florida s two delegates to the General Service Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous in New York will speak at the Episcopal Parish house in Eustis Monday at 8 30 p m The Lake and Sumter counties AA groups sponsor the talk open to the public regardless of drinking status The note adds that alcoholism is a major health problem and AA s aims are recovery and returning to a normal life.
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Florida
General Service Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous
New York
Episcopal Parish
Eustis
Lake and
Sumter Counties
A.A
Alcoholic Anonymous
United States Public Health Service
Alcoholics’ Anonymous
Bulske Earns College Honors at Florida Southern
Max E. Bulske Jr. advanced from private to cadet sergeant in ROTC at Florida Southern College Lakeland. He is among 25 students statewide to receive the Emblem of Academic Achievement for his freshman year.
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Max E. Bulske, Jr
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Max
R.O.T.C
Fall 1936 Enrollment as Biology Student and Quarterback
The text notes a student enrolled in biology and serving as quarterback in the Fall of 1936. Further details follow in the next installment.
Former Community Church Singer Dies in Childbirth
Betty Woodruff daughter of Prof Edson G Rupp of Denison University faculty dies in Charlotte North Carolina after childbirth. Her husband Harvey S Woodruff directed music at a large Baptist church in Charlotte and once led Rollins College Conservatory of Music. The couple leaves daughter Charlotte and newborn Deborah Lee.
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Charlotte
N. C
Rollins College Conservatory of Music
Woodruff
Publisher's Father Honored At Miami Golden Anniversary
H. B. Reese, father of Publisher Paul H. Reese of the Topic, was honored by Knight Newspapers at a Golden Anniversary banquet in Miami. A longtime press veteran, he began as a printer and ad man in 1903, rose to production manager of the Akron Beacon Journal, and came to Miami in 1937 to lead the Miami Herald’s production. He remains active at 75.
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Miami
Paul H. Reese
H. B. Reese
Knight Newspapers
Miami Herald
Reese
Akron Beacon Journal
John S. Knight
Herald
Scout Executive to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
C D Caldwell Boy Scout executive of Florida will address the Kiwanis club at today’s luncheon meeting.
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C.D. Caldwell
Boy Scout
Florida
Kiwanis Club
Commission Meets of Education Group at First Methodist
The Commission on Education of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall to discuss upcoming programs and activities.
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Commission On Education of the
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
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Anna See
Ropezar
Fairbanks Ave
Winter Park
Douglas
H. J. Bales & Son
Street
Donnelly
Jay Miller
Roy Young
Dahl
Pinner
Harry Clayton “King of Comedy
Fordens
Bordens
Inlyers
Gulistan
Firth Mohawk
Wanda-Weve
Martin’s Furniture CO
Tavares
Grand View Hotel
Marianna
Harry Clark
H. L. Evans
Bulske
Wise Boat Works
S. Highland
Floridan Country Club
Howey-In-The-Hills
Spreeytae
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
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