Spring brings evening lawn bowling to lighted alleys
With spring weather ending winter bowling, evenings now feature four to five lit rinks in use. The piece recalls alibis about not laying on the jack and notes Willard Walker listing committee assignments for the games and bridge, cookie night, and updates on Vernon Sherrard’s recovery. It closes with a Nassau vacation anecdote and a uplifting toast to time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Walker
Mary Garrison
Monroe Dickinson
George Caldwell
Mary Chain
Laverne Fleming
Wink Park
Bill Whitefield
Art Francis
Gladys Foley
Charles Semler
Marion Weidenhamer
Margaret Bennett
Ray MacNulty
Betsy Harrington
Maville Lockheart
Elsie Dean
May Mason
Myrtle Warner
Neva Welch
Louise Goddu
Marion Walker
Max Standke
Therese
Nassau
Max
Henry van Dyke
Vernon Sherrard
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Vern
Ornament vs House Duty Aimed at Builders
A terse precept urges that owners should be an ornament to the house, not the house to the owner, echoing Cicero on tasteful responsibility. A modern quip adds a caution to keep the bottom half of the face closed when the upper half is not functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
Walter R. Sayrs Dies On Sunday
Walter R. Sayrs a longtime Tangerine resident died Sunday at age 81. A native of Blanchester Ohio he taught in Greene and Beaver counties and in Cincinnati schools before retiring in 1950. He was active in the Tangerine Improvement Society Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church and the Southwestern Music Teacher’s Assn. He is survived by his wife Orpha Lawrence a son Donovan L. Sayrs a daughter Mrs. Fred W. Pressler and five grandchildren. Services were held at Rehbaum Chapel and burial will be in Beaver Cemetery after Friday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangerine Improvement Society
Tangerine Community Yadage
Tangerine Water Company
Blanchester
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Greene
Beaver Counties
Wilmington College
Cincinnati
Norwood
Kennedy Heights
Cindy
Sarah Sayrs
Frederick
David
Betsy Pressler
Rehbaum Chapel
N. Dan Brady
Stanley Funeral Home
Beaver Cemetery
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Mrs. Stuart Robson Heads GOP Group
Mrs Stuart Robson presides as president of the Golden Triangle Republican Women’s Club where John Callebs spoke on The Constitution Yesterday and Today. The nominating committee kept existing officers for the coming year and tickets for the Spring luncheon at Tavares Community Center on May 20 at noon are $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callebs
Lake Sumter Junior College
Leesburg
Golden Triangle
Republican Women’s Club
Stuart Robson
Clifford Neal
Genevieve Erickson
Rudolph Selke
Tavares
Many Korean Vets Use Of GI Bill Education Programs
VA figures show about 2.385 million Korean War veterans entered GI Bill schooling since 1944, with 1.207 million attending colleges and the rest in noncollege training, correspondence, on the job, or farm programs. WW II beneficiaries far exceed Korea in both numbers and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Department of Compensation, Pension and Education
Direct Distance Dialing Expands in Central Florida
Florida Telephone Corporation reports growing use of direct distance dialing. In March nearly half of long distance calls were direct with 543,695 total calls and 251,988 dialed directly. Central areas like Eustis Mount Dora Tavares and Umatilla show about 70 percent direct dialing. FTC station count rose from 61,200 on January 1 1964 to over 62,000 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Telephone Corporation
Max E. Wettstein
Just
Eustis
Mount Dora
Tavares
Umatilla
Central Florida
FTC
Weekend Church Activities Highlight Lake County Federation
The Lake County Choir Federation met at Mt. Olive AME Church with a large turnout from Lake County Apopka and Tangerine. Rev. Harris preached on Come see a man that has told me everything. A Woman's Day program led by Mrs. Guest from Tampa is planned for Sunday to benefit the still unpaid church building. Milner Rosenwald School announced 1964 65 teaching staff including Ruthie L. Alexander and Jimmie B. Bell with several reappointments. A Mary Baker Eddy quote closes the note on education and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel F. M
Mt. Olive A.M.E
Federation
Mt. Olive Ame
Harris
Lake County
St. Mary’s Choir
Guest
Tampa
Florida
Kinsler
Thomas
Norma L. Williams
Tangerine
Fletcher
Hardy
Williams
Davis
Milner Rosenwald School
Ruthie L. Alexander
Jimmie B. Bell
Nathaniel Bell
Idella W. Cleveland
Willie D. Thomas
Marjorie T. Jackson
Ruby B. Russell
Rosa P. Simmons
Betty Freddie
B. G. Golden
Shirley Hamilton
Pearl S. Mims
Aretha M. Witherspoon
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Bill
Gregg Abbey
Charles Skoglund
Leonard
Edgar Dean
Evan Fell
Herbert Shore
Ewing Mason
Fla
Norman Vincent Peale
Sophia Loren
Spessard L. Holland
Holland
Kerr-Mills
Congress
Kerr- Mills
Spessard Holland
Walter R. Sayrs
GOP
DDD
East Town
Mary Baker Eddy
Bob
Equipment Shop
Fourth Ave
Willis V. McCall
McCall
Pol. Pol. Adv
Cathy
ONS Ars
Sunshine State
William C. ‘Bill] Gregg
William C
Bill) Gregg, Jr
Bill) Gregg JR
Po. Pol. Adv
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