IceHouse Site In Sylvan Shores Donated by Stein
Ice House Players report a planned theatre site donation by Mr. Stein to Sylvan Shores. The gift covers 12 lots along the clay road and Westland East land avenues, awaiting formal approval by the Property Owners association and the full body. Architect H Vernon Lee designed the theatre with a specified rear orientation to the district line road.
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IceHouse Players
Sylvan
Stein
Celia Claflin Shaw
Players Building Committee
Sylvan Shores
Westland
Eastland Av
Sylvan Shores ‘Property Owners Association
H. Vernon Lee
Citrus Export Talk By Florida Mutual Official
Marty Hearn export coordinator for Florida Citrus Mutual will address the Kiwanis club today on exporting Florida citrus crops highlighting market access and trade opportunities.
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Marty Hearn
Florida Citrus Mutual
Kiwanis Club
Florida
Doran’s Son Sues Over Pre Primary Defamation
Attorney Allen Grant Jr filed suit for W H Reedy against Superintendent Vaughn brother Clyde and School Board Chairman Paul W Bryan alleging they spread false accusations that Reedy bribed a police officer before the May 22 primary. The case ties to Vaughn’s departure for Howey academy and Jenkins’s succession.
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Atty. Allen Grant, Jr
Allen Grants
Mount Dora
Reedy
Welborn Daniel
Clermont
Vaughn
New Howey Academy
L. J
Joe” Jenkins
Umatilla
Harry Rigdon
Army
Lake County
Memphis
Rigdon
Finlayson’s Dry Goods to Close for Annual Vacation
Finlayson’s Dry Goods will close for the owners annual vacation starting Monday and stay closed through September 29.
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Finlayson
Mount Dora Hat Shop Reopens With New Merchandise
The Inez Donnelly street shop resumes business after a summer closing. Mrs. Thomas announces a display of considerable new merchandise to draw customers.
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Mount Dora
Inez Donnelly
City to Have Official Greeter in Mount Dora
Mount Dora merchants approve a welcome wagon program with Mrs. Frank Stewart as the city greeter. She will visit newcomers with city information, Chamber literature, and local store coupons. The program begins around October 1, as the Merchants Association plans direct mail ads.
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Mount Dora
Frank Stewart
Merchants Association
Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Sara McCain
Ward unconcerned over reserve action
Bill Ward, city Summer relief patrolman, on duty this week while Troy Shaw attends arson school in Gainesville, remains unfazed by the Policemen's Reserve association's vote to deny him membership. Ward says he did not seek membership and opposes firemen in police reserves due to split duties in disasters.
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Bill Ward
Troy Shaw
Gainesville
Policemen’s Reserve Association
Ward
James Orr
W. D. Patton
Volunteer Fireman’s Association
Mrs. Lillie Morgan Dies at Waterman Memorial
Mrs. Lillie Ervine Morgan 76 died September 7 at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis Florida. Funeral services held Monday at Rehbaum Funeral Home with Rev Walter L Mertz officiating. Survived by husband R Leonard Morgan five daughters and a grandchild.
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Rehbaum
Lillie Ervine Morgan
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Morgan
Community Church
Lake Shore
R. Leon‘ard Morgan
Willard’ W. Viall
Barrington R. 1
Charles W. Wilson
Winnetka
Ill
Robert L. Read
la Canada
Police Warn Bike Riders of Penalty
Police Chief James Orr announced a crackdown on night bicycle safety rules. Minors riding without rear reflectors or front lights will receive juvenile tickets requiring a visit to Juvenile Counselor Kenne Pierce in Tavares with a parent to answer the charge.
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James Orr
Kenne Pierce
Tavares
Plan Rummage Sale at McCrory’s Lot Leesburg
Lake County's Daughters of the Nile announce a rummage sale this Saturday at McCrory's lot in Leesburg to support the Shriner's Crippled Children's hospital convalescent relief fund. Donations may be left at Mrs. Barbara Fuller's home at 444 East Sixth Avenue.
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Lake County
Daughters of the Nile
McCrory
Leesburg
Shriner
Barbara Fuller
Fight over Land Marks Opening Probe Session
A Florida joint interim committee plans to probe activities tied to the NAACP and KKK following calls from citizens. The group, split North and South Florida, aims to hire legal counsel and summon witnesses about groups challenging state anti segregation laws.
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Ohana Ku Klux
Henry W. Land
Quincy
NAACP
KKK
Johnson
Jacksonville
Senate
Florida
House
South Florida
J. B. Hopkins
Pensacola
Can Nation Survive If No Christianity
Dr. C. A. Carrier preached at the Presbyterian church on Sunday asserting that America’s future hinges on Christianity. He argued it is patriotic to be Christian, noting that without churches and Christianity there would be no America as known, since liberty and individual respect stem from Christ, and that Christian values foster family peace and inner calm.
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America
C. A. Carrier
Presbyterian Church
Duty and Duty to Carry On in Goethe’s Admonition
A concise reflection on steadfastly and promptly managing present affairs as urged by Goethe. The quote stresses faithful continuation of responsibilities and disciplined action in daily life.
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Goethe
C. E. Hames Dies After Heart Attack in Mount Home
C. E. Hames died of a heart attack last Tuesday morning while observing a birthday. Funeral services were set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Rehbaum's Funeral Home with last rites in Glenn Falls New York. He and his brother James owned the Grand View hotel until three years ago when they retired after purchasing the hotel in September 1947. Hames previously managed several major hotels in New York City and elsewhere. He leaves his wife Henrietta and his brother. He was a 50 year Mason and a member of the Methodist church, plus long affiliation with the Elks.
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Hames
Mount Home
Rehbaum
Glenn Falls
N. Y
James
Grand View Hotel
C. E
St. Regis
New York City
Towers
Brooklyn
Cambridge
Mass
St. Petersburg
Mount Dora School to Install New Boiler and Tank
Lake County School Board approved a $10,000 budget amendment for boiler replacements at Mount Dora Fifth Avenue and Umatilla White schools. Engineer Fred Cross said Mount Dora’s cafeteria boiler leaks but isn’t dangerous and suggested a $3,800 unit plus a mechanical engineer design fee. He also proposed replacing the 500-gallon tank with a 5,000-gallon tank to cut oil costs by centralized purchase.
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Mount Dora
Lake County School Board
Umatilla
Fred Cross
Daughters Meet at Community Building Monday Evening
The regular meeting of the King's Daughters is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Community building. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities.
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King’s Daughters
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