Bowling news notes state cup results and honors
The piece details bowling contests in the U S A, Canada and British Isles with hushes from spectators. It praises Frank Bridgman Bridgy for coverage and notes Mount Dora and Orlando teams contending for the Major Marsh trophy in Orlando with scores 9 18 and 18 14 followed by a Woman's Club garden show at Villa Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Canada
British Isles
Mount Dora
Orlando
McLachlan
Miller
Wilmot
Swift
Smedley
Mount Dora eighth grader vies for national spelling title
Patsy Dean, an eighth grader from Mount Dora, won Leesburg Commercial spelling bee and will spell in Jacksonville on May 8 for the North Florida Bee. If she advances she will compete in the National Spelling Bee in Washington May 28 and spend a week there.
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North Florida
Washington
Patsy Dean
Mount Dora
Patsy
Leesburg
Charles Moorhead
Jacksonville
Capital
Lake County Municipal League to Meet in April Assembly
The Lake County League of Municipalities will hold its April meeting at the Mount Dorare building at 7 p.m. Thursday with Tom Cooley, president, presiding.
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Lake County League of Municipalities
Mount Dorare
Tom Cooley
Presidy
Public health note on cancer awareness warnings
Community advisory urges awareness and caution about cancer risks. It emphasizes screening and early detection while discouraging sensational or graphic language. The message advocates responsible discussion and support for affected individuals.
Orlando Bowlers Join Mount Dora Night Of Games
Tuesday night Orlando players visited Mount Dora bringing two teams to bowl under electric lights. The event featured several ladies including Mrs Srodes Mrs Cobb and Mrs Reichert with many couples in attendance. A mishap report noted George Meinecke severed fingers in a saw accident but recovered and remained cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Zellwood
Mount Dora
Reichert
Crofut
Berry
Hollister
Cobb
Srodes
Becker
Hichborn
Meinecke
Parker
Nelson
Carl Fullers
Stodes
Fullers
Cranberry Lake
Adirondack Mountains
New York
June Taylor
Daytona Beach
Lucky al
Mary Ross
John Trudinger
George Meinecke
George
Too Much Fertilizer May Be Harmful
Lake County Agent R. E. Norris warns excess fertilizer may harm citrus quality. He cites poor fruit quality, thick skins and fly in grapefruit, attributing issues to oversupply and wet mild spring conditions. He urges avoiding over fertilizing for economy and top fruit quality.
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Lake County
R. E. Norris
Norris
First managed US forest for blast furnace charcoal at Old Salisbury
The first managed forest in the United States was set aside in Old Salisbury Connecticut in 1730 to supply charcoal for a blast furnace. Only large trees were cut while smaller growth was left to regrow for future operations.
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United States
Old Salisbury
Conn
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