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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1951

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City Considers Paving Project Amid Resident Demands

Normandy subdivision residents pressed the council to pave their street now while the city weighs a larger road program. Eldred Pitzer cited driveway damage and a ruined exhaust as compelling needs. A committee was formed to estimate costs and funding methods, with talks on a pro rata 10 year tax plan to keep the street at about 10 dollars yearly per home.

Normandy Sr Veterans Mount Dora Normandy Eldred Pitzer Harry Chester Conelly Stephen Gregor D. Fletcher Crane Roy Christopher

Mount Dora Marine earns sharpshooter medal

Frank Keller son of Mr and Mrs Jack Keller of Mount Dora is pictured in his Marine uniform. A Mount Dora High School graduate and former Florida State University student, Keller entered the Marines in June and recently completed recruit training at Parris Island with first class private rating and a sharpshooter medal.

Frank Keller Mount Dora Jack Keller Frank Mount Dora High School Florida State University Marines Parris Island

City Hears Repairs Needed In Reservoir

Councilman Ernie Mosteller warned the city to address municipal water works repairs. The reservoir pumped 9 550 000 gallons in August and has cracks causing seepage under pressure. A repair firm estimated costs at 7 500 dollars. Some council members suggested diverting parking meter revenue to fund the project.

Ernie Mosteller Mosteller

Florida Scout Delegate to Speak at Kiwanis Dinner

Walter TeStrake Jr. will tell Kiwanis members about his World Jamboree trip to Bad Ischl Austria this summer. He is Central Florida’s sole delegate and will be joined by his mother Mrs Edna TeStrake and school faculty guests at the 6:30 p.m. dinner.

Mike Walter Mike” TeStrake, Jr Bad Ischul Austria Central Florida Kiwanis Club Kiwanians Edna TeStrake

Whiskey Barrel Seeks Reposting Ad to Reach Buyers

The owner failed to sell a whiskey barrel last week and plans another free repeat For Sale ad on Page 7. The Topic ad brought many prospective buyers who purchased other items, and the repeat offer makes the listing free again. Call or drop in with your sale message.

Woman asks bank or church in odd call mix up

A woman phoned her bank seeking guidance on a $1,000 bond and asks if it is for redemption or conversion. A clerk clarifies the confusion as she mistakenly questions whether she is speaking to the First National Bank or the First Baptist Church.

First National Bank First Baptist Church

Citadel cadet Jacobson to reenter with corporal rank

Christ M Jacobson Jr a Mount Dora high school graduate of 1950 and Lake Jem native is one of the cadets at The Citadel S C military college who will reenter school this month with the rank of corporal. He will report to classes Sept 24 and plans to become a dentist.

Christ Jacobsen, Jr Lake Jem Mount Dora High Citadel S. C Military College Christ M. Jacobson

World neighborhood unity call by editorial satire

A satirical editorial argues that no community is as small as the world neighborhood where every man’s welfare and destiny are interlocked with all others, stressing interdependence and shared fate.

Sat Review of Literature

Students Vie For Council Kid s Day Posts

Students campaign for Student Council seats at Mount Dora schools with votes on Friday and city officials named for National Kid s Day on Saturday September 22. Mayor Crane and local officials guide activities as Kiwanis hosts events at Hilltop golf Shuffleboard Fifth and Donnelly Lawn Bowling on the lakefront.

Mount Dora School D. Fletcher Crane Mount Dora Crane William Stewart Lou L. Heaton New Kiwanis Club St. James of Jack Donnelly St D. D. Roseborough Harold Overhiser Rollin Javens Jack Groves Roy Christopher Walter TeStrake Earl Stary A. J. Waltz J. W. Willmott Shuffleboard Club Lou Heaton Stephen Gregor

Soldier on Honeymoon Learns Father’s Death in Florida

Corp. Warren L. Story Jr. learned of his father County Registrar W. L. Story’s death while on honeymoon in Garmisch Germany. He married Ruth Moorsa Sept 1, a war orphan employed in Munich. Arrived in Mount Dora after burial, plans to bring his bride to the United States next year.

W. L. Story Corp Warren L. Story, Jr Garmish Germany Corporal Story Ruth Moorsa Mount Dora Munich St. Paul’s Church Story France 8Th General Hospital America United States Lake County American Red Cross Sen. Spessard Holland War Department

Heaton's Booklet Of Life Lets 60s Retire In Florida

The third edition of Heaton's Life begins at 60 booklet is being mailed to the North to entice readers with retirement ideas. Councilman Lou L. Heaton urges 60ish readers to retire to Florida's Upper Highlands for relaxation and new activities, framed by his personal story as a former New York Herald Tribune ad man.

Florida Lou L. Heaton Chamber of Commerce Sunshine Mount Dora New York Herald Tribune

Mount Dora Schools Welcomes New Assistant Principal Ronald Aldrich

Ronald Aldrich steps into Mount Dora High School as assistant principal, bringing a philosophy that treats students as individuals and emphasizes responsibility. He plans to weave current events into World History to prepare youths for global engagement and believes teaching offers the best chance to shape the future. He chose education over higher pay, aiming to influence many students and inspire future teachers.

United States Mount Dora Ronald Aldrich William Vincent Fifth Av Mount Dora's Aldrich Woeken Culor Hornell N. Y WWHG

Aldrich Leaves Radio for Teaching to Serve Youth

Ronald E. Aldrich chose teaching over radio after preferring public service to self interest. Born in Hornell and raised in Bradford, he earned his education degree at Lock Haven in 1935 and 1936, then sought high school teaching positions while remaining in education.

Aldrich Hornell Bradford Lock Haven

Car Count Shows Outsiders Make Up One Fifth of Traffic

Councilman Lou L. Heaton reported counting 28 of 119 downtown cars as out of county at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Frank Mise predicted the share would rise to about 60 percent soon.

Lou L. Heaton Council Frank Mise Merchants Jim Klusmeier Jones Klusmeier Charles Bradford R. C. Bardwell Meters Wayne Moon A.m.&s. Sales and Service United States Mount Dora Eustis Ernie Mosteller Crane

Mount Dora Voters Back Parking Meters Plan

City Council votes unanimously to install downtown parking meters as merchants and residents support the move in a straw poll. The measure includes plans for two connected municipal lots on Baker Street and a lease with Sunoco to secure a vacant Baker lot for winter parking.

Mount Dora Dale Jones Tangerine Sorrento Baker St D. Fletcher Crane Sunoco Baker and Fifth Baker Fourth Lloyd Atkins William Prinz

Committee to Arrange Meter Installation in Mount Dora

A city committee will meet with Mico-Meter Co. this week to negotiate parking meters for Mount Dora likely in October. The contract lets the city keep half the revenue for six months if meters fail and requires sidewalk repairs where placed.

Mico-Meter Co Mount Dora Frank Mise United States Clermont D. Fletcher Crane William C. Stewart Roy Christopher

Ordinance Bans Floating Solicitors in Mount Dora

Mount Dora City Council voted to adopt an Alexandria La. style ordinance barring itinerant peddlers. It requires sales by invitation only, excluding residents selling from house to house, and awaits second reading in October after Supreme Court upheld the related test case.

Mount Dora United States Supreme Court Merchants Division Alexandria U. S

Canning Factory Planned for Plymouth Township

A factory to manufacture tin cans will be built in Plymouth this winter and employ over 60 workers. The report was presented at Tuesday’s Council meeting to indicate a potential rise in trade in Mount Dora.

Canning Plymouth Mount Dora

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Keller Cadet Jacobsen Third Seventh Donnelly Winn and Lovett Co Doran Heaton Mabel Norris Reese Ronald E. Aldrich
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