Mount Dora Topic Editor Johnson Osbourne
A clipped line from a Mount Dora Florida publication notes editor Johnson Osbourne and the Dora Publishing Company. The fragment indicates a local newspaper item tied to state act authorization.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
4
A clipped line from a Mount Dora Florida publication notes editor Johnson Osbourne and the Dora Publishing Company. The fragment indicates a local newspaper item tied to state act authorization.
A small weekly urges readers to vote their conscience in a major statewide election. The editor describes no Washington correspondents, emphasizes presenting both parties, and reveals a personal choice to cast a straight Democratic ticket in the forthcoming vote. The piece notes prior city election interest and urges informed decision making.
A reader criticizes political choices from Dewey to Ike and Johnson. The writer singles out Humphrey as extremist and questions the future of the country, expressing bitterness about November defeat and distrust of current leadership.
The notice lists patients at Waters Memorial Hospital including Mrs Catherine Trunkat Mrs Selma McKenna Mrs Helen Holmes Ralph Cazel Mr Oscar Grantham Mrs Blanche Edwards Mr Herbert Shuler Mr Herbert Webber Amelia Pratt Mrs Hazel Arters Mrs Katherine White Mrs Dorothy Byrne Mr Howard Price and Mr Wade Cowart. The Larne Theresa couple welcomed a baby girl. A letter from Carl W Seabury of Mount Dora Fla urges U S A First and GOP support for Goldwater and Miller, noting former Maine legislator service 1935-1939 and calling for sane government. The Topic reprints with key phrase omission corrected.
The Mount Dora Woman's Club marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's birth with a 2 pm meeting at the Mount Dora Community Building. The program features material from the British Travel Association, a Shakespearean movie This is London, and a film of English countryside from Stratford upon Avon to Cotswold villages. Mrs Wheeler G Bowman chairs assisted by Landscair Travel Service. hostesses include Mrs Edith Swartz and others. Mrs J Y Clark Jr district director will attend as honored guest.
Florida educators and doctors promote mouth guards for safety as part of Hurricane football gear. Drs Wells Brandt and Vason provide custom guards from upper dental impressions. one tooth injury reported since adoption, non wearing player.
The Mount Dora Public Library, sponsored by the Mount Dora Woman's Club, opens autumn with two efforts: Children's Book Week and the East Town Branch. From Nov 2 to Nov 7, the event promotes reading, while the East Town Branch under Prof. C O Lott and librarian Shirley Hamilton plans a curated book list for the community. Construction is underway at Grand and Highland to house a stack room and reading room. Contributions of current, in good condition books are welcomed at the Mount Dora Library for storage by Librarian Mary Burr. A new heating and air system was installed at the library during the summer.
A terse quote notes a woman who reforms herself as contributing to her neighbor’s reformation, illustrating a moral influence within close social circles. The remark foregrounds personal growth as a catalyst for communal improvement.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Mount Dora sponsors a supervised study hall for all high school students every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. The club initiated the program to meet student need and students cite quiet, supervised study and access to reference materials as reasons for the popularity. Faculty praise the project for encouraging library use and offering a superior study environment outside home.
The Florida Society of the National Society of Old Plymouth Colony Descendants will host a luncheon on Saturday at 12 30 p m at Garden Gate. The group plans to assist in restoring Plymouth Plantation in Plymouth Mass as a project.
Lake County Safety Council urges caution for children at intersections lacking patrols. The notice emphasizes vigilance for drivers and pedestrians to prevent accidents and promote careful crossing.
The Zeta Alpha chapter invites participation and fund raising for the Orlando Color band bound for the Rose Bowl Parade in California on New Year's Day. Contact Larry Lowe at 383-2662 to attend or contribute. executive board meeting held at Pat Lowe's home. Constance Brooks to write next week.
All diabetics and diabetes enthusiasts are invited to the Lak County Law Diabetic Society meeting in Leesburg Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the City Police Courtroom. Dr George Englehard will discuss types of diabetes medications followed by a Q A. A film by the American Diabetic Association will be shown. The notice also mentions fishing gear limits set by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.
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