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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
2
The letter expresses appreciation for efforts to sustain club activities during the slower summer period. It mentions returning members, promises bowling and bridge opportunities, and notes gardening and carpentry for others. It invites accurate game scores if readers wish to publish them, else the column will remain brief.
Mount Dora Sun Risers report on local golf club activity. Members discuss rains boosting course conditions, discuss social events, and celebrate a recent hole in one by Ralph Banks. Rex Wiley returns home after surgery as the group plans upcoming buffet luncheon and features on improving facilities.
Funeral services for 91 year old Mrs. Lydia Ann Ault of Mount Dora were held Friday at Rehbaum Funeral Home. She previously lived in Gladwin Michigan before moving to Mount Dora 17 years ago. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. W. F. Williamson and Mrs. Gordon Willford a son Paul Ault one granddaughter and three great grandchildren. Interment was in Pine Forest Cemetery.
The piece warns that power lawn mowers can hurl objects at high speed, causing injuries to the lower extremities and even bystanders. It notes about twenty million mowers in use, most rotary, with missiles from moving parts and debris. It urges safety campaigns and age restrictions for operators.
A 592 page discussion of agricultural topics by an 18 member Yearbook Committee. It opens with a 48 page pictorial and a 16 page air photo section, followed by ten topics and an index of nearly two thousand items. The volume notes suitability for fruit, vegetables, fertilizer, and ornamental plants, with reference to library reference volumes.
The Florida Horticultural Society publishes its latest proceedings volume No. 73, detailing 95 papers across five sections citrus vegetables fruits ornamentals and handling and processing. The volume spans 430 pages and highlights award winning papers to advance horticulture in Florida.
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