Bowlers Lead in Mount Dora Club Play and Auto Autobiography
In Mount Dora lawn bowling scenes, Louis Tremain shines with precise bowls giving a 22 to 6 victory. The article blends club news with Tremain’s autobiography, noting his lifelong effort since 1928 and his deep ties to the church community. Summer matches feature Tremain and teammates facing Chapdelaine and others with close scores and dramatic ends.
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Pulis
Breck
Chapdelaine
Spencer
Louis
Mount Dora
Blue Earth
Minn
Florida
Florida Airways
Leesburg
Jacksonville
Brinker Family Founders Remain in Earnest Pursuit of Education
The Brinker family emigrated west building schools and churches. Joseph Brinker Jr. split with his father over faith and schooling and later engineered rail lines in the Rockies. He then joined Reid Murdoch Co in Lincoln and Dallas before moving to Chicago to begin a 41 year career at the firm. (Continued next week)
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Joseph, Jr
Brinker Institute
Denver
Col
Kentucky
New Castle
Rockies
Reid Murdoch Co
Lincoln
Neb
Dallas
Texas
Marion Brinker
Chicago
Concentrators to Outline Plans at 17th Citrus Institute
The 17th annual Citrus Growers Institute opens August 28 at Camp McQuarrie in Ocala National Forest. UF Agricultural Extension directs the event which will feature top speakers and round table discussions on the fresh fruit industry outlook, Florida Citrus Commission and Florida Citrus Mutual plans, citrus pests and fertilization. Mrs. Lucie K. Miller will host and entertain attendees families. Reservations should be made with Lake County Agent R. E. Norris. Kentucky statehood note added.
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Citrus Growers Institute
Camp McQuarrie
Ocala National Forest
University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Lake County
R. E. Norris
Round Table
Florida Citrus Commission
Florida Citrus Mutual
Lucie K. Miller
Norris
Wasp Delivers Deadly Gift Spider to North Researcher
A New Orleans area resident, Margo Hosford, watched a wasp seize a black widow and place it on a hibiscus leaf as proof of its hunt. She and neighbor Chapdelaine witnessed the event, then the wasp flew away leaving the spider as a peculiar souvenir. The spider, with its red hourglass, was later packed and mailed to a northern researcher studying spiders.
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Margo Hosford
Old Eustiard
Margo Caer
Ww. Chapdelaine
Shuffle boarding supper ends in Red and Black contest
Twenty eight attendees joined a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Fred Dehn, Mrs. W Weidner and Mrs. William Kearsley. In a Red versus Black contest four courts played three 75 point games, Red 342 high to Black 218. Final game saw Red beat Black 107 to 72 with Red players Fred Place Al Stull and Black players W Weidner Dr S A Hornung.
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Fred Dehn
W. Weidner
William Kearsley
Red
Fred Place
al Stull
Dr. S. A. Hornung
Black
C. D. Gowin
Bill Blumenshine
Tom Edwards
W. L. Gray
Ed Smart
Anna
New Candy Factory To Open In Sylvan Shores
A new candy plant named Pink Cotton Candy Studio is scheduled to open August 15 in Sylvan Shores on the Orange Blossom Trail. Charles C. Walker, former operator of candy stores in Groveland and Tavares, will run the business after selling his others. The plant will produce citrus fruit and pecan candies along with chocolates and employ six assistants.
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Mount Dora
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