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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1949

Page

4

Rumor and Fire Over Peppermint Stick Closure in Mount Dora

Mount Dora public dispute over the Peppermint Stick closure centers on Mrs. Slater Cox whom gossip accuses of moral crusading. The article defends her, stating the business closed for reasons, not due to her actions, and urges youths and elders to discard Dame Rumor and return to constructive community life.

Slater Cox Mount Dora Spangs Lake County Mrs. Cox Carrie Nation Dame Rumor

Tragic Leesburg Crash Raises Sudden Death Warning

A Leesburg area crash on Orange Blossom Trail on a Saturday night prompts renewed cries for caution after three youths died. Patrolman Bill Floyd notes the car’s wheel went off the road and faulted the driver for trying to steer back at high speed, urging drivers to slow to a near stop before returning to the highway.

Floyd

Mount Dora King Daughters Report Summer Welfare Drive

The Mount Dora order of King's Daughters reported their summer welfare work detailing aid to 21 families and 35 school age children. They cleaned and distributed 450 clothing items including 70 new garments 11 hats 41 new shoes and 10 old shoes. They provided 26 yards of cloth for children's clothes 25 families received food totaling $126. They paid doctor bills and gave $25 to a girl in need of psychiatric help after a suicide attempt.

Mount Dora Order of King’s Daughters

Hibiscus Way Entry Links to Orange Blossom Trail Project

The Azalea Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden club completes an 85 hibiscus planting along Hibiscus Way and Orange Blossom Trail entrance to Mount Dora with a $100 fundraising effort. Excess plants will be sold at the Chamber of Commerce office Friday and Saturday. remaining work includes Legion Memorial home beautification with palm donations and 15 more trees to be planted.

Mount Dora Sylvan Shores Azalea Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club C. A. Lee

Fate Traced Her Path In Tracks Of Two Autos

Postmaster E N Mitchell of Altamonte Springs stayed off the Florida highways after the Florida Georgia Tech game. He and his wife were driving home when a car coming from Leesburg crossed the road and struck them head on. Mrs Mitchell died at the scene along with three Leesburg youths in the other car. Corporal Bill Floyd of the State Highway Patrol traced tire marks and crash paths to piece together the accident sequence. Mitchell survived with a broken leg and severe injuries.

E. N. Mitchell Altamonte Springs Gainesville Georgia Tech Mrs. Mitchell Ganesville Leesbore Tavares Mount Dora Mr. Mitchell Leesburg Robert Campbell Homer Vickers Tramath Darby Bill Floyd State Highway Patrol Lake County Silver Lake Junction

Mount Dora honors top students by grade in first period

Honor roll at Mount Dora Junior and Senior High lists students across grades seven to twelve. Named include Gerald Dake Jalene Howell Shirley Hopkins Patty Johnson and others per grade level, highlighting academic achievement.

Mount Dora Gerald Dake Jalene Howell Shirley Hopkins Patty Johnson Dorothy Kurras Sara’ Jo Land Lestina Larsen Linda Raulerson Carol Siess Walter TeStrake George Cox Billy Harding John Keller Freddy Roseborough Jackie Shannon Peter Trenham Ann Bowers Barbara Hill Paul Hopkins Margie Kenyon Byron Smith Diane TeStrake

Dora Scouts Show How To Be Peppy At The Beach

Daytona Beach residents admired a sprightly group of Girl Scouts from Mount Dora and the citrus belt. The delegation danced on the sand near the ocean’s edge during a grand weekend at a beach cottage owned by Mr. and Mrs. D Fletcher Crane. Leaders and girls named include Sidnia Whitehead Barbara Jo Moore Betty Stockton Joyce M Stewart Helen Davidson Linda Raulerson Patty Johnson June Bowie Alice Mary Anne Daniels Shirley Hopkins Ann Travers Joyce Moon and accompanying mothers Mrs E Moore Mrs Sue Odom Mrs Robert Travers and Mrs Alice Strite.

Daytona Beach Oceans Edge Citrus Belt Florida Mount Dora D. .Fletcher Crane Sidnia, Whitehead Barbara Jo Moore

Church Services Preview Roundup for Sunday

Newcomers at First Baptist will be honored during Evangel Hour after Pastor James H. Sutley’s sermon Sailing Under Sealed Orders and the Do I Have To? talk. Morning chorus sings My Prayer. Community Church keeps Hebrews lesson By Faith Noah with Dr. Reed. Reformation Day observed at First Methodist and a Japan missions program by Women’s Society in the evening.

First Baptist Church Evangel James H. Sutley Sutley Harold Larsen McKinney Community Church Robert R. Reed Faith Noah Esther Wyatt Bishop Lord la Forge Reed First Methodist Robert M. Blackburn Protestant Witness Japan Women’s Society of Christian Service

Letters favor George White for State Board of Control

A correspondent, J. W. Hunter, State's Attorney, congratulates Governor Fuller Warren on appointing George J. White, president of the First National Bank in Mount Dora, to the State Board of Control. The letter lauds White as a capable, honest leader who has given freely to the community.

George J. White First National Bank Mount Dora State Board of Control Fuller Warren Tallahassee Florida Board of Control Pensacola Key West George White J. W. Hunter

Onile Horne Returns From State Beauticians Convention

Onile Horne is back in town after spending days in Tampa where she attended the state beauticians convention.

Onile Horne Tampa Beauticians

Dr Will L Wood Receives Army Colonel Retirement

Mount Dora friends learned today that Dr Will L Wood retired from the Army with the rank of colonel. The former physician, now practicing at New Smyrna Beach, Florida, received retirement papers in the army grade.

Wood Mount Dora Will L. Wood United States Army New Smyrna Beach

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