Mount Dora gains new residents amid family plans and travel
Lee and Ann Elmore relocate from Texas to Mount Dora with five kids and plans to expand their Fifth Avenue home. He works as a four state sales representative for Motorola while writing on microwave system planning. The couple, drawn by Mount Dora’s small town feel, anticipate lake fishing trips and a permanent home near Lake Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Av
Elmores
Dora
Elmore
Seles
Motorola
Lee Ee Eee
Duke
Lee
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Ann Loudermilk
Ann
Philadelphia
Dallas
Florida
Orlando
Bill Stokley
Mount Dora
Minute Maid
Bill
Stokleys
Lake Franklin
Mr. Elmore
North Carolina
Jeff
Big Lake Dora
Lee Elmore
Chamber of Commerce
Suzy
Marsha
IceHouse Players appoint construction crew for new theatre
Albert Crone leads a construction crew panel including Leslie Hines Frank Riggs Bud Schuckert Cliff Richards Dr E E Lewis Lester Dingee Sam Buck Bill Hawkins B Y Pennington and O W Dauber. They plan a Sunday planning session at Crone's home to align the project with resources. A special Ice House meeting Oct 6 will vote on bylaws changes and a season reading is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IceHouse Players
Albert Crone
Leslie Hines
Frank Riggs
Mr. Crone
Bronson
Mayor Patton Opens Mount Dora Woman's Club Season
Mount Dora Mayor W D Patton will speak to open the season of the Mount Dora Woman's club next Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Community building Also on the program are Miss Jo Brown and Miss Mary Kay Rehbaum who spoke on Florida State Reports at Girls State last spring Other planned speakers include Author Pat Frank Rev John Mangrum and Floyd N Shaver The club president and other officers will attend the Florida Federation board meeting in Naples opening Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Patton
Mount Dora Woman’s Club
Jo Brown
Mary Kay Rehbaum
Girl's State
Florida
William Lofroos
Louise Martelock
C. G. Wise
F. A. Albertus
Pat Frank
P. S. Lauben
John F. Mangrum
Floyd N. Shaver
Norman L. Sheffield
B. R. Buckingham
Edward Peterson
Frank K. Druar
Florida Federation Board
Naples
Mount Dora 4-H Girls Earn Project Ratings in Kissimmee
Seven Mount Dora 4-H girls from Lake County were commended for project records in Central Florida judging at Kissimmee. Projects ranged from beautification to frozen foods with two sisters Judith and Juliet Rose rated in the latter category. Others earning were Ann Whittington Betty Sue Shaw Patricia Vason ne Sleight and Beverly Philips. Officers are being elected as clubs organize for the new school term and 4-H activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Lake County
Florida
Kissimmee
Judith
Juliet Rose
The
Christian Home and Bible School
Ann Whittington
Betty Sue Shaw
Patricia Vason
Ne Sleight
Beverly Philps
Lakes and Hills Garden Club to Meet Friday
The Lakes and Hills Garden club executive board will meet at 9 a.m. Friday at the Community building to finalize plans for the coming season. Mrs. A. M. Garrison, new president, urges attendance or sending representatives. The board includes officers Circle chairmen and standing committee chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lakes and Hills Garden Club
A. M. Garrison
PTA Carnival To Feature a Public Supper
The Il community PTA plans a supper main money raiser at the elementary school cafetorium on Saturday Nov 2. Co chairmen are Mrs Herbert Stoothoff and Mrs John McCormick.
Mrs Estey Hosts Florida Daughters of 1812 Meeting
Mrs Clarence H Estey state president of the Florida chapter United States Daughters of 1812 acts as hostess for the state board gathering at her Tangerine home. Luncheon follows the morning session at 9 30 with attendees from Mount Dora including Mrs Samuel T Bolton president and first vice president of the state organization and Mrs B L Cremin state registrar. Mrs A R Key of Sanford visits as a house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Estey
Florida
United States Daughters of 1812
Tangerine
Mount Dora
Samuel T. Bolton
Frances L
Sanford
Estey
Newlyweds Wade Simpson Mara Evans Featured In Gainesville
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wade Simpson, married in Chesterland Ohio, now reside in Gainesville while studying at the University of Florida. Mara Evans is the former bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wade Evans of Chesterland. Wade is son of Mr. and Mrs. L Grady Simpson of Mount Dora. Bridge winners at the Lake County Duplicate Bridge club were Mrs E A Nimnicht Mrs William Clifton and Ernest Butler.
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Wade Simpson
Chesterland
Ohio
Gainesville
University of Florida
Mara Evans
Franklin Wade Evans
Simpson
L. Grady Simpson
Riley’s Park
Mount Dora
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
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Mrs. Lee Elmore
Texas
C. V. Putnam
Mrs. A. Bruce Gill
Normandy Dr
Asheville
Peter Russo
John A. Heist
John Berteau
John Heist
Sam Coen
Cashiers
Mount Dora High School
Atlantic
Gwen Dawson
Adolph Dawson
Lake Jem
Elton Love
Terry Garrett
Frankfort
U. S. Army
Sylvan Shores
K. H. Brice
Westland Rd
Youngstown
Brice
Excelsweld
Norman Butterfield
Southland Rd
Kankakee
Ill
Robert R. Reed
Columbus
Maynard D. Church
Buffalo
John Bridgman
Stepney Point
Conn
W. E. Oliver
Elyria
John Bakey
Urichsville
Dick Reynolds
Blanche J. Markett
Jean Jean Finlayson
Myra Lewis
Olive Cannicott
Annie Laura Foster
Mary Kearsley
Helen Kurras
Elizabeth Marshall
Lela Whitman
Michigan
M. F. Mangrum
Grand Rapids
Leslie Keller
4-H
Eleanor Kimball
Leslie
Beverly Bissell
Beverly Phillips
Florella Hines
Dorothy Sherwood
Martha Booth
Jayne Howard
Jack Keller
Helen Whittington
Kensingtons
Smart Shop
Fifny Avenue
Princess Theater
Fifth Avenue
Levi’s
Cortland’s
Inez Thomas
Donnelly St
PTA
Herbert Stoothoff
John McCormick
Lions Club
P-Ta
Umatilla
Carlton Knorr
Robert Caudel
David Bowen
James Gibson
Raymond Schey
Joe Priest
Dick Steart
John Cain
Leonard Phillips
H. H. Frederick
George Ober
Stoothoff
Citadel
Bowen
E. A. Nimnicht
William Clifton
Ernest Butler
MR. and
Mrs. Wade Simpson
Fifth and
Alexander
al Rehbaum Sr
Rehbaum
Donnelly Street
Yesteryear
First National Bank
Federal Deposit’insurance Corporation
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