Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club set for 14 rinks expansion
The Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club raises 7500 dollars to match city funds for upgrading facilities. Planned work includes four new rinks bringing total to 14 with rubico resurfacing, supervised by Arthur Hartley of Clearwater, starting about April 29, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Mount Dora
David Britton
Maynard Church
Clayton Cook
W. Scott Downs
Lou Heaton
Walter Towe
Arthur Miller
al Berry
Florida
United States
Hartley
Orlando
Last Rites For Frances Ritter Of Tangerine
Frances L. Ritter 75 a Tangerine resident died at home Tuesday night Born in Valparaiso Indiana she was a Catholic. Survived by her husband Jay B Ritter Funeral mass was held at St Mary of the Lakes Church Eustis with Rev Michael Reynolds officiating Remains will be sent to Bartholemew and Son Funeral Home Valparaiso and Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home Eustis in charge of local arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic
Eustis
Frances L. Ritter
Tangerine
Ritter
Valparaiso
Ind
Catholic Church of
Jay ‘B. Ritter
Michael Reynolds
Bartholomew and Son
Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral
Eastern Stars Meet Chapter 103 Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of Chapter 103, Order of Eastern Star, will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Freeman Lee invites all EOS members to attend and share the social hour. On Monday April 29 officers attend the Grand Instructor visit at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Freeman Lee
E.O.S
Betty Amsler
Tavares
Masonic Hall
Last Rites Held For Josephine Sadler Simpson
Pioneer Mrs. Josephine Sadler Simpson 76 widow of David St. Clair Simpson died Saturday in a Eustis hospital. She was Mount Dora’s first woman council member and organizer of home economics in the Mount Dora school. Funeral services were held at St Edward’s Episcopal Church with burial at Pine Forest Cemetery. She is survived by three children, a brother, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sadler Simpson
David St. Clair Simpson
Eustis Hospital
Simpson
Mount Dora
Beau
Orin W. Sadler
Pittsburgh
Waynesville
N. C
Margaret Collier
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Tower Planned For N. Y. World Fair
A 110 foot high citrus tower will crown Florida’s 3.12 acre World Fair site in New York. Construction starts in May and finishes by September with the structure up for viewing until December 1965 by about 700 million people.
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Florida
W. L. Stensgaard
Cattlemen's Assn To Meet In Tavares
Lake County cattlemen gather at the Lake County Agricultural Center in Tavares for a 6 30 p m covered dish supper and meeting chaired by Glenn Loveless secretary of the newly formed Cattlemen's Association. Proceedings include discussions of farm family concerns and association business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Glenn Loveless
Cattlemen’s Association
Tavares
Golden Triangle Bridge Winners Named in Howell Movement
Recent winners at the Golden Triangle Duplicate Bridge Club in a five table Howell movement were Mrs. Tyrone Parker and Bert Thompson first place. Comdr. and Mrs. Howard Shively tied for second with Mrs. Paul Johnson and Mrs. William Clifton, and Mrs. Anne Walker and Steve Johnson placed fourth.
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Golden Triangle
Tyrone Parker
Bert Thompson
Howard Shively
Paul Johnson
William Clifton
Anne Walker
Steve Johnson
Shuffleboard Tuesday and Friday play results and staff notes
Two sessions report shuffleboard results from April 16 and a Friday evening in Mount Dora. Teams Wood Dales Patch Shorb Strobl Prentice Wood Bloom and others scored high as Walter Peter refereed. additional play offs included Joe Smith Stambaugh vs Hoolbek Meadhe. Hospital updates note Mrs Hayward Holmes Johnson and the Root family leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Peter
Carroll Patch
Earl Shorb
Alfred Olson
Ruwaldt
Patch-Shorb
Ernest Morris
Fred Garber
Howard Rupright
Harry Gifford
Peter
Legat
Arthur Strobl
Mrs. Prentice
Sutliff
French
Strobl-Prentice
Taylor
Sluss
Ray Wood
Frank Bloom
Joe Smith
Stambaugh
Andy Hoolbek
Meadhe
Cyde McCauley
Bill Stambaugh
Ted Beckhold
Fred Greenstreet
Bill Nolet
Local residents plan final Mount Dora visit and move to De Land
A group announces plans to relocate to De Land from Mount Dora where they have wintered for years. They express best wishes for health and happiness in the new home as several members head back to northern residences. The club schedules its final dinner of the season at 6 p.m. next Saturday in the Community Building. Some members named include the Hoolbeks, the Howlands, and the Darrows. Mount Dora teams will travel to Clermont for the Lake County Round Robin on Monday evening, April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De-Land
Mount Dora
Andy
Hoolbek
John Howland
B E. Darrow
Mount Rood Ae
Lake Co
Clermont
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Bill
Gladys Day
Edgar Dean
Dawg Gonnit
Don Driggers
Golden Triangle Builders
Mrs
Josephine Simpson
N. Y. World’s Fair
Cattlemen’s Assn
First Federal
First Federal Savings and An Association
Gust
Mt. Vernon
McDonald Terrace
Lakeshore Dr
Arthur B. Sharp
Town and Country Furniture Co. of
Lincoln
Mercury America
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor
Herlong Motor Co
Palm Plaza Shopping Center
Leesburg
Dixie
South
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
J. B. Kennedy
Eustis, Florida
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