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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
4
The readable parts show names such as Lew Madore and Spans ty, with scattered phrases about petitions and public notices. Fragments mention a legal or civic context and references to places and individuals, but the text is largely jumbled and unreadable.
A damaged report outlines a broad labor dispute touching wage practices and industrial policy. It discusses worker pay, payroll effects, and management strategies amid a national climate of worker protections and productivity concerns.
A garbled newsroom dialogue shows misprints and stubborn opinions from publisher editor and staff. The chaotic snippets reveal part exchanges about advertising costs, layout, and press quality with few clear facts.
Fragmented text presents a jumble of political commentary and unrelated terms. It references peace issues, names like Holt and Somers, and scattered phrases about stores, people, and dates, but lacks coherent events or identifiable actions. The readable content is too disjoint to extract a clear news item.
The Leke County Red Cross chapter in Leesburg seeks Dona contributions to support disaster relief. AR C leaders note over 20 staff and many volunteers aiding Florida cases, with funds used to help rebuild homes and provide urgent relief at the Masonic temple HQ.
In this week's Master Point Nine Howell movement the top finishers were led by Mrs. Matzorntry Hannum and Steve Johnson in first place. Second went to Mrs. David Walker and Memory Martin. Third to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Elston. Fourth to Mrs. Vernon McCabe and Mrs. R. H. Montgomery. Fifth to Mrs. Ann Johnson and Mrs. Tish D Voskin. Sixth to Mrs. J. D. Murphey and Ernest Bitler.
The Mens Garden Club gathered for its September meeting to review recent work on garden projects and root care. Speakers included George Amery and Ex-President Joseph Story as the meeting approved a hurricane watch service and commended WLBE staff for hazardous conditions coverage.
Senator Smathers discusses a comprehensive county level funded medical care bill for elderly Americans. The plan would be voluntary with federal grants and state administration, targeting seniors over 63 including current beneficiaries. Florida could receive about 4 million dollars in the first year. eligibility would include home owners and those with life insurance or retirement benefits.
Florida Citrus Commission aims to reassure markets about storm damage reports. General manager Hooks says 1099 dealers brokers and handlers will receive the storm story via trade luncheons and a five minute film. Officials will brief food editors nationwide to inform housewives citrus will be available. Preliminary USDA estimates place losses at 15 to 23 million boxes of a possible 146 million box crop with regional losses 25 to 35 percent for oranges 5 to 10 percent.
Lake Soil Conservation District bosses at a September meeting reelected Charles E. Jones of Minneola as chairman for the coming term. T.A. Smith of Ge Matilla serves as vice chairman with R. E. Bob Norris and Cerl Lind as SCS technicians. Other members include W. A. Bill Hunt and W. Donald Moon. Jones urged strict land use standards at Pioneer building in Tareres as future generations depend on today’s population.
Drucilla N. Kress laments the hurricane and progress thinning Mount Dora’s venerable oaks. She urges replacement with planted trees to preserve shade and charm for future residents, suggesting a Garden Club-funded program and stricter tree replacement ordinances.
A fragmented quotation attributes to James Russell Lowell the idea that sincerity cannot exist unless it fills the entire being and that pretense lies at the core of authenticity. The source presents a partial, damaged philosophical remark.
Mt Dora Baptist Church Rev David Coffield leads Bible School at 9:49 a.m. and services at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Midweek choir 8:45 p.m. Other congregations listed include Methodist on Fifth Ave with James Jones, Church of Christ on Fifth Ave with Sam Ayers and Cletus Stutzman, Presbyterian on Sixth Ave, Reorganized Latter Day Saints at 1117 Fifth Ave. W., St Edwards Episcopal on Sandview Street, and Central Christian Church on Mount Dora Eustis Road with Doerr.
Eusitis First Church of Christ Scientist lists Sunday services at 11 00 am and Sunday School at 11 00 am with a Wednesday evening service scheduled though the time is cut off in the text.
Sorrento Presbyterian Church invites attendees to Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and a worship service at 11:00 A.M. led by Minister Dr. G. J. Schillerstrom.
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