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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
3
The piece laments legislators as self serving professionals and warns that voters neglect polling. It recalls a president who trusted “best minds” who ended in prison or escape through manipulation. It notes rising government costs and heavy taxes amid unchecked spending.
Notice announces limited afternoon facial demonstrations by Miss Jeannette Pike at Carolyn McMurray Beauty Shop. The special price is 50 cents to showcase Pike's techniques. Contact phone 117 for details.
Creditors and all claimants must present their demands against the estate of John J Alvord deceased to Lake County Judge E M Tally in Tavares Florida within twelve months from August 27 1931 or be barred. Executrix Irene Penfield Alvord signs dated August 27 1931 with a Westport Colorado address shown.
W B Gibson declares his run for the sheriff’s office in Lake County subject to the Democratic Primaries of 1932. He thanks supporters from four years ago and seeks continued backing in the upcoming election.
An observer lauds a large west Florida city mayor and council for an economy program to meet obligations, noting willing service without pay and careful planning. They cite another smaller city that sustains finances through disciplined governance, underscoring citizens’ mandate for prudent budgeting and a stable, inviting community.
Members and friends hosted a surprise party for Rev. J. E. Hall and wife at Mt. Olive A M E Church. A cash purse accompanied gifts from listed supporters. Church services are scheduled Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. morning service 11:30 a.m. and afternoon 3:30 p.m. night service 7:30 p.m.
The 1777 Brandywine account by Timothy Pickering reports Washington’s weary briefing to Congress after Howe routed forces near Chad’s Ford. It notes retreat, cannon losses, baggage secured, and injuries to Lafayette and Woodford while officers suffered as the army regrouped behind Chester.
Trimbey Properties expand in Lake County southern section developing Tung Oil enterprises. A scenic big spring with water fall is being cleaned and picnic facilities added for visitors. Local residents and visitors attend social events at the Montverde Community House and nearby venues.
The Supreme Council Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Northern Masonic Jurisdiction plans a full ceremonial opening at the Masonic Temple Detroit with the Fourteenth Degree at 10 a.m. and the Thirty-third Degree at 8 p.m. on September 15. Members will wear evening dress and jewels. The Supreme Council meets again September 16 and 17 with the Chain of Union closing the session.
In Tallacozzo near Rome the corner-stone laying of a large Methodist church sparked Vatican displeasure. The ceremony, conducted in Italian with many Romans present, featured a King James Bible laid in the cornerstone and a telegram to Mussolini. An Italo-Vatican settlement leaves questions about protestant rights. American Methodist pastors in Anticoli Corrado distributed Bibles as a priest reportedly burned the sacred volumes.
The Supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction designates and confers the degree in the same session, noting that occasionally a recipient passes away between sessions.
Plans are underway to establish a cooperative creamery in Sarasota, aiming to boost local dairy supply and support farmers. Organizers indicate potential partnerships with neighboring producers and a community funding effort to launch facilities and operations.
A new pool parlor catering to upscale patrons opens in a building once occupied by Feigins Store. The venue revives a historic commercial site with premium amenities and a refined atmosphere for billiards fans.
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