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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1945

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Mount Dora Schools Open with Bright Prospects for Year

Mount Dora schools began on Monday with 369 total students, 206 in elementary and 163 in high school, up from last year. The program featured Pro D D Roseborough, Rev James Sutley, and Mrs Anne Marsell, with a new lunchroom, resumed band practice under H Cliff Dresser, and football prospects described as bright. New teachers include Mrs Kurras and Mrs Ruby Haygood. Distinguished guests attended the American Legion fish fry at Gilbert Park, including Capt Collins of the Navy and Mr and Mrs Putnam.

Mount Dora D. D. Roseborough James Sutley Ne Gibson Methodist Church Roseborough Anne Marsell Vanzant H. Cliff Dresser R. N. White Kurras Ruby Haygood American Legion Gilbert Park Collins Navy Putnamm

Judge Herlong to Visit Mount Dora for License Examinations

Judge Herlong will be in Mount Dora at the Chamber of Commerce on September 20 to help local residents obtain driver licenses. Licenses must be secured before October 1, after which an examination is required, with a highway patrolman assisting applicants who wish to take the test.

A Herlong Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce Onvé

Guests register at Grand View Hotel during September week

The Grand View Hotel welcomed a diverse list of guests in the week of September 9 including Captain O. C. Hurdle of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Acree of Miami, Lt. W. C. Watson of West Palm Beach, Sgt. Frances Suchocki and Pvt. L. Constantine with the Orlando WAC, and other visitors from Gainesville, Madeira Beach, St. Pete, Wadsworth Ohio, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Tampa, Pahokee, Columbia South Carolina, and AFTAC Orlando.

Grand View Hotel O. C. Hurdle San Francisco B. B. Acree Miami E. W. Hoscus Wm. M. Fordham Madeira Beach St. Pete W. C. Watson West Palm Beach Carl Harris C. V. Watson, Jr Wadsworth Ohio Joe

Horsley Hooks Big Bass on Lake Yale

R. W. Horsley fishing with the French boys on Lake Yale last week landed an 84% lb bass that weighed more according to him and the scales. Four days later he returns with a tale of catching the mate to this fish weighing 714 pounds.

R. W. Horsley Lake Yale Horsley Mac

Postwar Flying in Your Home Town

Community leaders are urged to plan airparks as personal flying expands. A questionnaire gauges local planes ownership and need while considering geography, feeder ties, and potential air traffic. Planners should project several years ahead to estimate community aviation requirements and economic impact.

Air

Florida State Guard Recruiting Week Proclaimed

Governor Millard Caldwell designates September 10 1945 as State Guard Recruiting Week urging units to recruit to full strength and citizens to enlist or support enlistment. The proclamation is dated September 3 1945 and bears the Great Seal.

National Defense Florida State Gun Florida State Guard Fillard Caldwell State of Florida State Guard State of Florida Tallahassee

Service of Morning Worship at First Methodist Church

The community welcomes a Sunday morning service at 11 oclock led by Rev. George Gibson with the sermon titled Reinforcement for a Time of Sacrifice. The Chancel Choir with Mrs. C M Brown on piano performs, the Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 630 pm, Clyde Mosteller leads. A rest quarterly meeting occurs Wednesday at 8 pm presided by Dr. R C Holmes. Chapel Choir hosts supper and rehearsal at 6 pm beforehand. Thursday choir rehearsal is at 3 15 pm.

First Methodist George Gibson C. M. Brown Methodist Youth Fellowship Clyde Mosteller R. C. Holmes

Rev Kenneth Rogers to Address Young People

The First Methodist Church MYF will gather at 7 30 p m Friday at Community Hall for their annual Ship Banquet with Rev Kenneth Rogers as speaker. Rogers formerly led the local church and now serves at Winter Park First Methodist. Mrs E P Mosteller leads arrangements as toast master George Gibson handles the program includes Doris Harding welcome soprano Jackie Ober baritone Bob Burkart and pianist Mrs C M Brown in a musical program and group singing.

First Methodist Church Kenneth Rogers Rogers Winter Park E. P. Mosteller George Gibson Doris Harding MYF Jackie Ober Bob Burkart C. M. Brown

Pythian Sisters Food Sale Announced for September

Pythian Sisters schedule another food sale at Hotel Mount Dora Coffee Shop on Saturday September 15 at 9 30 AM selling homemade cookies cakes pies salads baked beans and more to meet rising requests.

Pythian Sisters

Public Welfare in Florida Aid to Dependent Children

Florida welfare boards administer care for the needy and set aid limits. District No 11 in Leesburg serves the area. Aid to Dependent Children provides monthly financial help to prevent family breakup, up to $18 for the first child and $12 for each additional child, subject to eligibility and board rules.

Florida District No. 11 Leeburg Poe District Welfare Board Leesburg

Notes About Our Men In Service Lt. Earl C. Stanley Returns Home

Lt. Earl C. Stanley of the Ord. Dept. returned to the States Friday August 31 flying from Paris to New York then to Rome Georgia to Battey General Hospital He entered service in November 1942 trained at Aberdeen Proving Ground attended Officers Candidate School commissioned a 2nd lieutenant and transferred to Mississippi Ord Plant He sailed for the European Theatre in 1944 served with the Third Army in France Belgium Lexenburg and Germany He is the son of Mrs C E Brooks of McDonald Street and will be home for thirty days before reporting again to Battey General Hospital in Rome Georgia

Earl C. Stanley Ord. Dept States Paris New York Rome Georgia Battey General Hospital Stanlye Aberdeen Proving Ground Mississippi Ord. Plant Jackson Miss 3076Th Ord

Four Star Family Honors Milestones of Davidson Kin

The Davidson family from Lake Jem is celebrated as a four star family with Milton G. Davidson enlisting at Cleveland on August 14 1942 and serving in the Coast Guard while based in Cleveland. Leonard Davidson TS AC boasts 14th Fighter Group service with ten battle stars and multiple decorations. The piece notes relatives Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O. Riese of Lake Jem and honors kinsmen in wartime service.

Wm. O. Piese Lake Jem E. Oliver Davidson Cleveland Ohio Milton G. Davidson Mo MM Leonard A TS Italy Fred PM South Pacific Milton Coast Guard Leonard Davidson Algeria French Morocco Tunisia Sicily Naples-Foggia Rome Ania France Rhineland Europe Balkans Wm. O. Riese Wm. O. Bs

Mount Dora High Class of 45 Alumni List

Public notice lists graduates of Mount Dora High School Class of 1945 and their destinations. Lucile Harding serves as class president, with entries including FSCW, St. Petersburg Jr. College, nurses training, various hospitals, U.S. Navy and Army careers, and home.

Mount Dora High Coe Roseborough Lucile Harding FSCW Charles Javens St. Petersburg Jr. College Carma Ream Orange General Hospital Barbara Ann Batton Tampa Municipal Hospital Walker Horsley U. Ss. Navy Donny French University of Fla Bob Petruschell Navy

Young People Leaving for College Soon

Marylyn Johnson of Connecticut College for Women in New London leads a list of students heading to higher education. Other names include Merry Robertson FSCW Lena Harding ESCW Sara Roseborough FSCW Lucile Harding FSCW, and students Coleee les Javens St. Petersburg Jr. Gladys Irene Crane Graceland College Betsymer Stetson June Fenn Stetson along with David and Donald French and Jack Pease of the University of Florida Dorothy ona Conner of Southern Seminary Virginia.

Marylyn Johnson Connecticut College For Women New London Conn Merry Robertson FSCW Lena Harding ESCW Sara Roseborough Lucile Harding David and Donald French University of Florida Jack Pease Dorothy Ona Conner Southern Seminary Virginia Coleee Les Javens St. Petersburg Jr Gladys Irene Crane Graceland College Betsymer Stetson June Fenn

Tin Can Bin Removal for Alloy Salvage Plan

Tin can bin removed to alloy back of topic fos with paper salvage. Committee chaired by W. Whiting with S. Banks as vice chair prepares plan for salvage operations and community notice.

W. Whiting S. Banks

Lawn Bowling News From Regions and Rinks

The article notes lawn bowling activity across various Florida rinks including New Smyrna and Clearwater with mentions of Tampa and Jacksonville. It recalls the July 12 1938 A L B A world membership accord and reflects on the amateur, friendship driven nature of the sport and its curve ball bowls. It highlights players Scotty McLachlan Elmer Eckis and local clubs as 1945 1946 season is planned with many bowlers traveling for events.

New Smyrna Clearwater Tampa Jacksonville Membershi South Africa Australia England Scotland Charles S. Bettie Elmer Eckis Sprague Thomas Eckis Wilmot Massachusetts Scotty McLachlan North Old York Road Country Club Ed Steinmetz Joe Tracy Scotty Bill Breckenridge George Meinecke McLachlans Mount Dora Harry Swift George Church William House II Best Pardner Ora Niles Orlando Nelson Niles

Florida State Guard seeks eight men for Company B

Co. B fourth battalion based in Eustis recruits eight volunteers from Lake Jem Tangerine Mount Dora Tavares Umatilla and Eustis. The unit is lauded as one of the state’s best and enlistment details may be obtained from any member or Harvey Kimball at the Kimball Garage who will answer questions.

Co. B 4Th Bat Florida State Guard Eustis Lake Jem Tangerine Mount Dora Tavares Umatilla State Guard Harvey Kimball Kimball

Skipper Announces Nash-Kelvinator Plant Closure

The Nash-Kelvinator Propeller Division closed completely last Friday night and plans to ship items to Mount Dora. The skipper looks forward to returning to Mount Dora later this month and to reuniting with friends including Dan Esther and Claire.

Nash-Kelvinator Mount Dora Dan Esther Claire

First National Bank of Mount Dora Marks Twenty Years

The First National Bank of Mount Dora celebrated twenty years since opening on September 12 1925 in Mount Dora joining the local growth. It began as Mount Dora Bank and Trust Company with capital of 100000, later converting to a National Banking Association on July 7 1927 and opening July 8 1927 under Comptroller of Currency oversight.

First National Bank of Mount Dora First National Bank Lake County Florida Mount Dora Bank and Trust Company James Simpson Alfred Rehbaum L. R. Heim A. E. Allen Sorrento George L. Bidwell H. H. Mallory G. D Jackson George Malone A. J. Waltz J. M. Young Dr. R. W. Dickson E. E. Truskett A. J Waltz National Banking Association Comptroller of Currency Washington, D. C Comptroller's George J. White Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Jacksonville New National Bank White Simpson United States

Kiwanis Plans For Meeting And Honors

Kiwanis members plan an upcoming program though details are not yet finalized. They honored late secretary Jeff Carruthers, read by Tom Cooley, and approved unanimously. Delegates were elected for the State Kiwanis Club convention in Miami in October.

Kiwanis Jeff Carruthers Tom Cooley Kiwanis Club Miami C. M. Brown W. Don Conkling L. C. Smith George White J. E. Fortner Alfred Rehbaum D. D. Roseborough Mount Dora High School G. I. Bill of Rights Don Conkling Daytona Beach

Town Council Acts After Meeting Protest Trailer Camp

Town Council members present except H G Morse along with the Mayor Clerk and Attorney. Citizens protested the Highland Ave trailer camp. no permit existed and zoning recommendations will be acted on later. Water service extension to Church of Christ Home and Bible School and street lighting in Sylvan Shores referred to Light and Water chairman with power. Anti Wooden Shingle ordinance adopted. Electric rate schedule revised for November usage with minimum per meter set at 1.00 and lower bracket reductions. Lamp contracts for next year ordered. Town audit authorized. Pythian Sisters hold a food sale Saturday 9:30 am at Hotel Mount Dora Coffee Shop.

H. G. Morse Highland Ave Church of Christ Home and Bible School Sylvan Shores Light and Water

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. C. Campbell a.Momination Writers Aircraft Industries Association of America State OF Florida Executive Department Millard Caldwell R. A. Gray Secretary of State Pythian Sisters Food Sale O. W. Sadler Lawn Bowling News Progressive Community Service Bank Kiwanis News Hotel Mountant Dora
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