Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Scene Shows Growth and News
The Mount Dora club reports a banner season with Tom Spencer leading NC Florida league play. Readers learn about top finishes, new feminine bowlers, film publicity, a club pin design, health updates, and announced Bowls council plans for the 1957 Year Book and a Francis Drake Memorial Fund.
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Spencer
Carrel
Marsh
Garrison
Davis
Jewell
Roger
Irwin
Fisk
Carthew
Tom Spencer
N.C.F
Mount Dora
Montana
Chevrolet
David Wilson
Dave
Norma Tracy
Bill
White Plains
N. Y
Bess Nelson
Bess
Alan Grant
Reggie Jones
De-Land
Neptune
Chesley
Games
Col. Irwin
Harold Esch
Florida
Marion Gray
Nellie McLachlan
Key West
Dick Edgerton
Lakeside Inn
Crawford House
Crawford Notch
New Hampshire
Charles Middleton
American Lawn Bowling Association
Francis Drake
Famous Steakburger and Cheeseburger Varieties
The piece promotes a Famous Steakburger made from specially ground round steak grilled in its own juice on buttered toasted buns. It highlights a cheeseburger with aged cheddar broiled on top, and a peanutburger with a special spread broiled atop.
East Town Bible School and Morning Service Report
East Town churches held Bible School at 9 40 am with lesson reviewed by the superintendent and pastors. The morning service at St Mary M B church began at 11 am with a brief devotion led by Deacon Thomas.
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St. Mary M.B
Thomas
Letter to Editor on tax burden and fairness in Florida
A reader laments inflation and regressive taxes in Florida, arguing sales tax on clothing and higher gas and license fees burden the small taxpayer while big income groups escape fair shares. The letter calls for lawmakers and Tallahassee representatives to pursue more equitable county assessment practices and fiscal reforms, amid local church notices and community updates.
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Collins
Tallahassee
L. L. Heaton
Shuffleboard season ends with Red and Black playoffs
A mid season shuffleboard gathering drew crowds as teams battled in Red and Black divisions. Clarence Owen and Clyde Mc Cauley led Red with Bloom, while Mrs Bell and Harold Brown clinched Black in a playoff 112 to 68. Mary Hayward and Bill Neilson shone in Red, Lillian Miller and Charley Doust in Black, and a scenic outdoor day preceded a hot playoff that Mary and Bill won 101 to 93.
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Clarence
Mr. Bloom
Mrs. Bell
Harold Brown
Little Mary Hayward
Bill Neilson
Lillian Miller
Charley Doust
Little Jones Girl
Detroit
Big Jim Simondl
Dora’s Principals Approved by Board in Lake County
Lake county school leaders were approved by the Board of Instruction with one change Ray Hayes moved from Leesburg to Tavares as an assistant to County Supt Joe Jenkins. Mount Dora Supervising Principal D D Roseborough and Principal Ronald Aldrich return for 1997 58 term. Roseborough begins his 34th year. Aldrich his sixth as assistant principal. Also returned is C O.
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Dora
Lake County
Board of Instruction
Ray Hayes
Leesburg
Tavares
Joe Jenkins
Jenkins
Mount Dora
D. D. Roseborough
Ronald Aldrich
Mr. Roseborough
Aldrich
C. O
Attitude Shift Advocated for State Progress
Albert Schweitzer argues that inner mindset change is essential for a state to progress within its borders, stressing the need for a new attitude of mind to guide national development.
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Albert
Schweitzer
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Oster
Johnson
Wilmot
Arnold
Webb
Paul M
Snowberger
General Contracting
Ninth Avenue
East Town
Russell
State Baptist Convention
St. Petersburg
B.T.U
Progressive and Charitable Association
Union Pallbearers
Society
Jorden
J. I. Cheatham
Carry Burk
Ada Williams
Zimmerman
Wdbo-Tv
WDBO
Superior Asphalt Co
Peare
Dick Stewart
Walt Stubble Owners
Crane Furniture CO
Evergreen
Barwick
Pier Detnat Feens
Clare Sutliff
E. C. Musgrave
Clerenes Brooke
Lee Wimberly
R. C. Woodard
Bidwell Feed & Supply CO
Baker Street
Universal
Johnenn
Wise Boat Works
East Fifth Ave
ApOpKa Heights
Bath
Ming Room
Mircue
WA Fha
Col. Wylie
Central and
Summit
F. T. Pfeiffer
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