Boyle pair win Bridge Championship in club final score
Mr and Mrs William D Boyle defeated Mr and Mrs Ed Wallace 4960 to 2780 in the Bridge Championship final. Mrs Boyle, from Coalport Pa, spent 45 years in Christian Education in New York City and Pennsylvania and led Montgomery County child work. Mr Boyle, born in Prince Edward Island, spent years in education and then led Philadelphia American Seating Co. as district manager before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Boyle
Ed Wallace
Boyle
Coalport
Westchester State Teachers College
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Prince Edward Island
Clearfield County
Philadelphia
American Seating Co
Uriah Davis
Flemings
Kansas City
H. G. Kellogg
Conscience and Fines Highlight Littering Debate
County leaders study littering penalties as State’s Attorney Jesse W. Hunter cites laws permitting a $50 fine or 30 days in jail for dumping in parks or on private property without owner consent and a $100 fine for dumping along right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes and Hills
Jesse W. Hunter
Board of County Commissioners
Mount Dora club praised for town growth by Willard Bryant
From our first President Willard Bryant. Just think what this club's members have done to make Mount Dora grow. It makes me feel very good to have lived to see the wonderful growth of this fine club. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore have started for their home in Concord, Mass. soon be constructed in her home town of Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leslie Moore
Concord
Mass
Willard Bryant
Mount Dora
John Bakey Day Celebrated By Shuffleboard Club
The Shuffleboard club inaugurated John Bakey Day with a Spring ceremony featuring an American flag and a special tournament won by Earl Shorb with Earl Dodd second and Weldon Weidner third. Mrs. Marianna Clark sponsored the event with trophy and cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuffleboard Club
John Bakey
Marianna Clark
Earl Shorb
Earl Dodd
Weldon Weidner
Bakey
Rehbaum Named Officer of Springs Group
C. B. Treadway of Tavares and Al Rehbaum Sr Mount Dora were elected president and vice president of a newly formed Alexander Springs association aimed at promoting Lake County Florida natural beauty as a resort. Karl Lehmann serves as secretary treasurer with a development committee including Mount Dora residents and local officials. The group plans to cooperate with the federal government on a non profit basis and offers four membership classes from citizen to extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Treadway
Tavares
al Rehbaum Sr
Mount Dora
Alexander Springs Association
Lake County
Florida
Karl Lehmann
G. G. Ware
Leesburg
Matt Guthrie
Groveland
W. G. Wells
Louis R. Bowen
Eustis
J. Edwin Baker
Umatilla
George J. White
O. M. Simpson
Slater Cox
Charles J. Brown
Alexander Springs
Ocala National Forest
Astor Park
National Forest
Arkansas
Virginia
Bership
Mount Dora High Baseball Rolls To 2-0 Start
Mount Dora high school baseball, led by Frank Hall on the mound, opened with a win over Montverde at Helm Field and then routed Tavares 15 to 0. Red Odom coached the Torans as Furness pitched and Hill caught for Tavares with one error in the game, and a home game against Uma tilla set for 4 p.m. at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Mount Dora
Montverde
Helmfield
Tavares
Odom
Torans
Furness
Hill
Umatilla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wise Boat Works
HOTEL
Claude and
Maxine Fralick
Tom Potts
Iva Puck
Charley Doast
Morris Deering
Dan Sullivan
Horning
V. P
Dodd
Potts
Frank Judd
A. J. Waltz
Bud Rowland
Clark
Laura Molyneaux
Charlie Brock
James Horton
Waltz
Sunset Valley Dairy
Parker Bros
John Alden
Murray
Sylvan Shores
the Travelers
Hartford
Florida Telephone Corporation
Rehbaum
Springs Group
E Motors
Cottrell Marine Co
Icke Shore Dr
3Rd St
Evat
Lee Bry
Miner’s
Sunoco Station
Bill, Prinz
Bill Prinz & Company
Bill Williamson
A. Vaughn, JR
C. A. Vaughn, Jr
del Monte
el Monte Catsup
del Monte Fruit
del Monte Calif
Rey
Crisco
Frey Bentos
MAR
U.S
Wilson
Crisp
Pascal Celery
Land O'Sunshine
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