Good Will members in Bowling Club kept as loyal partners
The bowling club notes forty associate members who stay connected through years though they do not bowl. They include spouses and former bowlers, with thirty two women and eight men. They value friendship, community activity, and support for the rinks, deserving special regard beyond active or honorary members.
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Webster
Will Tiddy
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
Gladys
Friends
Will
Kate Ensign
Kate
Clayton Applegate
Mal
Mount Dora
Dot
Ilion
Mildred Howe
Jedlicka
Games Committee
Social Security Rep to Visit Mount Dora City Hall
A Social Security Representative will be at Mount Dora City Hall on May 3 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bring your Social Security Card proof of age earnings proof for last year and earnings record for this year for faster service.
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Mount Dora
Noblitt Wins Twin Key Club Awards From Nationwide
Mount Dora insurer J C Noblitt receives twin Key Club Keys at Nationwide in Columbus Ohio. He has won Key Awards for three straight years, the only agent in North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida to do so this year among 5684 agents. He credits safety conscious bus and equipment workers for the honor.
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J. C. Noblitt
Noblitt
Mount Dora
Nationwide Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
N. Carolina
S. Carolina
Fla
Kiwanis Lt Gov Visits Mount Dora Club
Kiwanis Lt Governor Lou Bethea will visit the Mount Dora Kiwanis Club for an annual official meeting at the Community Building. A program by Smokey Hocomb of the Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission Laboratory in Eustis follows Bethea’s remarks, with prior speaker Hampton Dunn.
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Mount Dora Kiwanians
Kiwanis
Lou Bethea
Bethea
Smokey” Hocomb
Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission Laboratory
Eustis
Hampton Dunn
Peninsula Motor Club
Mdhs Key Club
Bebo Stewart
Chris Stoothoof
Karl Hoffman
Washington, D. C
Robert Bramhall
Belleville
N. J
Sid Smith
Orlando
Keith Leslie
Miami
Paul Williams
Leesburg
Bill Scott
Jess Loop
Troy, O
Bridge Winners At Umatilla Meet In Howell Movement
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Umatilla Community Building for a four table Howell game. Winners were Mrs. R. B. Cooper and Mrs. J. S. Allen first place, Tom McNeil and Mrs. Bernard McCabe second, Tom Mayer and Mrs. Jack Bornman third. Club invites all interested players to attend weekly Mondays at 7:30 p.m.
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Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
R. B. Cooper
J. S. Allen
Tom McNeil
Bernard McCabe
Tom Mayer
Jack Bornman
Health Board Opposes Bills On Food Handling Inspections
Florida health officer Dr. Wilson T. Sowder warned that removing the boards power to inspect eating places and food handling sites would endanger public health. He cited eight major food borne illnesses and over 172 thousand sanitarians visits last year to prevent outbreaks, urging continued authority for state and county health departments.
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Health Board
Florida
Wilson T. Sowder
State Board of Health
Sowder
Edward Ragains Died April 16
Funeral services were held for Edward Ragains 85 of Tavares Mobile Park who died April 16 He had lived in the area seven years moving from Salisbury Maryland He was born in Illinois and belonged to First Baptist Church of Tavares Rev Preston B Sellers officiated Survivors include his wife Catherine two sons Cecil Ragains Salisbury MD Perry Ragains Milford DE one daughter Mrs John Nuedecker Westminster MD three sisters all of Oklahoma five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Interment was Pine Forest Cemetery Mount Dora Rehbaum Harden Funeral Home in charge
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Edward Ragains
Tavares Mobile Park
Ragains
Salisbury
Illinois
First Baptist Church
Perry Ragains
Milford
Del
John Nuedecker
West Minister
Oklahoma
Pine Forest Cemetery
Mount Dora
Rehbaum-Harden
Public Safety Group Assures Seniors on Driving Rules
The group testifies before the Legislature to reassure seniors that no discrimination is planned while aligning with federal highway aid conditions. Federal rules require periodic driver re examinations, with more frequent checks for those under 25 and over 65 to ensure safety. Elderly individuals in good condition will not lose driving privileges.
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Florida
Florida committee studies driver re-examination rules
The House Public Safety Committee reviews federal requirements on periodic driver re-examination to protect motorists and especially seniors. A final decision is expected to balance safety with the interests of Florida citizens and older residents.
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House Public Safety Committee
Florida
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Social Security
N. Baker ST
Jim Noblitt
Mount. Dora, Florida
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McDonald St
Masonic Homes OF
Pennsylvania
Rae
Esa
Leesburg, Fla
Pepir
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
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