Notable Bowling Club Notes and Memorial Tribute
The column recalls a lighthearted bowling season with six players plus Frank Corriden, and shares heartfelt obituary notes for Charlie from Montclair New Jersey. It honors Major Charles L. Marsh for his wide bowling travels, leadership, and contributions, and mentions Bridgy’s tribute and local club history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First National Bank of
Boston
Bridgy
Major Marsh
Charles L. Marsh
New England
Southwest Coast
Midwest
Northwest Coast
Canada
Marsh Day
Mount Dora Day
A.L.B.A
Pinehurst Club
North Carolina
Mount Dora
Hartford
Neil
Anna Ross
Rosses
Duxbury
Mass
Cape
Esches
Vivian
Harold
Spalding Inn
Walter Towe
SS Representative Visits Set for Mount Dora September 1965
A Social Security Administration representative will visit City Hall in Mount Dora on September 1 and 15 1965 from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m to assist with old age and survivors insurance benefits Social Security numbers and program information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Orlando
Mount Dora
Shuffleboard Highlights From Mount Dora Round Robin
Lake County round robin play at Leesburg featured Mount Dora squads winning eight and a half of eleven games. Earl and Marge Taylor captured the high playoff 106 86 over Warren and Warren of Eustis, while Carroll Patch and Clyde McCauley won the second high playoff 100 68 over Butler Butler of Tavares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Leesburg
Mount Dora
Earl
Marge Taylor
Warren and
Warren
Eustis
Carroll Patch
Clyde McCauley
Butler Butler
Tavares
Joe Smith
Jessie French
Nina Tyson
Bethel Smith
Harland Wheeler
Bill Nolet
Jennie Sutliff
G. O. French
Earl Shorb
Ted Beckhold
Edith Wheeler
Charles B. Peterman
Shuffleboard Club
Bert
Harold Brown
Ohio
Arthur T
Tom” Hunter
Cleveland
Clarence Owen
Pittsburgh
Ashtabula
Puncture Woundsand Poisonous Dangers Warned
Bill Seabrook explains common minor injuries from nails glass and splinters and their tetanus risk. He advises professional care if fever pus or red streaks appear and notes prescription misunderstandings. Seabrook's Pharmacy promotes its services and phone contact. A household hint suggests using salt alum and boiling water to seal concrete cracks.
Cottage Cheese As You Like It
The feature extols cottage cheese as versatile and economical. It pairs with fruits vegetables herbs and condiments and appears in dips omelets pies and salads. Americans consumed about four and a half pounds per person in 1964. It is ready to eat low in calories high in protein vitamins and minerals with creamed variety at 239 calories per eight ounce container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis
Federal
Mount Dora
Tavares
Umatilla
Borden
Hyacinth Control Group Clears 12 531 Acres in Six Months
The Hyacinth Control Division of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission reports a six month kill of about 12 531 acres of hyacinths and other vegetation from January 1 to June 30 1965. Eleven airboat crews and one airplane crew treated 169 water bodies across 36 counties using 7718 gallons of chemical mix one to 100. Crews also aided other fish projects cleared obstructions and improved boating and fishing by cutting underwater weed trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Myers
Commission
Hyacinth Control Division
Myers
Hyacinth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Corriden
Helen Tigh
Montclair
N. J
Charlie
Helen
First
Boston International Corp
Lloyd and
Louise Goddu
Greenville
Maine
Willard
Marion Walker
San Francisco
Elizabeth Mueller
Pentwater
Mich
John
Art
Gertrude Miller
Flat Rock
N. C
Clearwater
DeBary
DeLand
Berrys
Dave
Bess Britton
Margaret Wingo
Columbia
Missouri
Gladys Weidenhamer
Bryson City
Ruth Francis
Gaspe Peninsula
Ted
Gladys Foley
New Jersey
John and
Ethel Tradinger
LBC
Col
Jedlicka
By Fred Steele
Knoebel Garriott
A. D. Owen
By Bill Seabrook
Seabrook’s
North Donnelly St
First Federal Savings and An Association of
Gustis
Hyacinth Control Group
Jefferson
NBC
RCA
Hollenbeck
Highland
Builders Supplies
Pho PV
Donnelly
Velda
Coats
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