Lawn Bowling Social Highlights And Club Plans
ATevares Florida report details a social lawn bowling event with Mount Dora and Clearwater, the close of the 1962 63 season, and plans to expand bowling facilities. The article notes a 166 10 vote to proceed, a 171 in favor 5 against for dues to $10, and a 325 paid membership with 30 quorum. It describes a bridge session with 13 tables, prize winners, and club host rotations, plus member updates and acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Good Fellowship
Clearwater
Special Games Committee
Charles Semler
Art Miller
Duplicate Winners Named at Lake County Bridge Club
Mrs. Frank Boli of Tavares and Mrs. W N Sebree of Umatilla led Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club for Monday night results. In the six table Howell movement, second went to Mrs. Gladys Remy and Mrs. J B Giltner of Mount Dora, third to Mr. and Mrs. Welsey Elston of Leesburg, and fourth to Mrs. Roland Cooper and Ernest Bittler.
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Frank Boli
Tavares
W. N. Sebree
Umatilla
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Gladys Remy
J. B. Giltner
Mount Dora
Welsey Elston
Leesburg
Roland Cooper
Ernest Bittler
Henry T. Brown Tangerine Pioneer Dies
Henry Thomas Brown of Tangerine died Saturday. A Vermont native, he served in the Vermont Legislature and Senate, led civic groups including Odd Fellows and Masons, helped blaze the Trimble Park trail, and spent winters in Tangerine for over 40 years. He is survived by his wife Anna Gould, daughter Rae Moody, and two nieces. Services were held Tuesday at 2 pm with burial at Pine Forest Cemetery.
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Henry Thomas Brown
Plymouth
Black River Academy
Ludlow
Anna May Gould
Vermont
Windsor County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekahs
The
Masons
Shrine
Universalist Church
Tangerine Improvement Society
Brown
Florida
Tangerine
Trimble Park
Anna Gould
Rae Moody
Blanche Bryant
Ruth Godfrey
Orlando
N. Dan Brady
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum
War Bonds Drive and Local News From Mount Dora
Citizens were urged to buy 13 million in War Bonds in the second war loan drive. Oscar D. Stephens served as an electronics technician in the U S Navy. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and Patricia returned to Mount Dora after living in Melbourne. Charles Edward Brooks of Drew Field was promoted to first lieutenant. Red Skelton and Ann Southern starred in Panama Hattie at Princess Theatre. Florida Outdoor Writers Association met in Mount Dora with Lakeside Inn as HQ. Shipley opened the Hi Lander Motel for public viewing. Pilot Club planned an all woman minstrel show with Dorans including Mrs Mifred Leatherbury and Mrs Sophia Story. Mrs Edith Swartz and Mary Robinson returned to Lakewood, Ohio after wintering in Mount Dora. The City Council revived the
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United States
Oscar D. Stephens
U. S. Navy
Paul Johnson
Patricia
Mount Dora
Melbourne
Johnson
Charles Edward Brooks
Drew Field
Tampa
Red Skelton
Ann Southern
Panama
Princess Theatre
Florida Outdoor Writers Association
Lakeside Inn
Lewis. Shipley
Pilot Club
Lake County
Dorans
Mifred Leatherbury
Sophia Story
Edith Swartz
Mary Robinson
Lakewood
Annual Past Presidents Tournament Shuffles To Close
The paper details the Annual Past Presidents Tournament held on March 25 and 26 with 48 participants in singles. Winners include Lyle Wood first in main event, Earl Taylor second, Beth Smith third, Carroll Patch fourth. consolation winners are John Sachs, Mrs. Bridgman, Mrs. Patch, and Mrs. Davoie.
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Lyle Wood
Earl Taylor
Beth Smith
Carroll Patch
John Sachs
Bridgman
Patch
Davoie
Red
Fred Garbe
Mr. Kinsman
Sutliff
Mrs. Root
Wood-Root
Andy Hoolbek
Joe Smith
Nolet
Smith- Nolet
Ray Wood
Louis Siebenhar
Howard Rupright
Ralph Blackwell
Therrien
Mr. Bibby
Bonomvos
Black
Kezer
Kimberly
Bibby- Economos
Roy Fisk
French
Clarence Dales
Olson
Fred Greenstreet
Ted Beckhold
Becher
Peter
Peabody Club
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora Club
Lyle
Ethel Wood
Bernice Prentice
George Vaughn
Guy White
Earl Puffer
Bruce Campbell
Florida Patrol urges auto safety check in summer drive
Florida Highway Patrol Commander H N Kirkman urges motorists to inspect brakes lights tires wheels exhaust windshield wipers and more as a life-saving summer protection. He says unsafe vehicle condition is a gambler’s risk that can cost lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Highway Patrol
H. N. Kirkman
Kirkman
City Moves to Take Over Gas Sale and Distribution
City authorities plan to assume control of natural gas sale and distribution from Florida Gas Utilities Co. The transition requires firms to stay within their lanes and watch for noncompliant operators as the takeover proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Gas Utilities Co
Mount Dora Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
Mount Dora Public Library added numerous March titles spanning non fiction and fiction. Notable non fiction include Greece by Prejudice, Will Rogers, The Meaning of Communism, Letters from the Earth, and One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. New fiction features The Moonflower Vine, The Sand Pebbles, The Downhill Racers, and Triumph among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Public Library
Greece
Daphne Athas
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Will Rogers
Donald Day
Agnes Dooley
Home Handyman
Popular Mechanics
Alan Villiers
Perian Conerly
Albert Burke
Phillip Wylie
Mort D’adrian
J. F. Powers
Richard McKenna
Oakley Hall
William McGivern
Peter Burchard
Jean Rikhoff
Papa
Thyra Ferre Bejorn
Frances Crane
Hans Hellmut Kirst
Louise Field Cooper
Wilma Dykeman
Menna Gallie
Hammond Innes
Erle Stanley Gardner
Doris Miles Disney
Emilie Loring
Martha
Paris
Margery Sharp
Red Mountain
David Lavender
Yukio Mishima
John O’hara
John Updike
Frank Slaughter
Phyllis Whitney
Don Tracy
Municipal League To Meet April 17
The Lake County League of Municipalities holds its quarterly meeting on Wednesday April 17 at 6 30 p m in the Mount Dora Community Building The program will be arranged by Irving Morse Cler mont League chairman of Legislative committee and will discuss municipal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County League of Municipalities
Mount Dora
Irving Morse
Clermont
Local Artists Enter Benedictine Art Awards Competition
Two local artists Margaret Tiet jen and Mary Brethauer entered the Benedictine Art Awards judged by the American Federation of Arts. A $1,000 prize will go to the best oil or watercolor featuring a Benedictine bottle. Twenty five paintings will tour a New York gallery and other cities. Sponsored by Benedictine of Decamp France, the event honors American artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tietjen
Mary Brethauer
American Federation of Arts
Benedictine Art Awards
New York
Benedictine of
Decamp
France
Benedictine Abbey
Dom Bernardo Vincelli
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