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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
2
This week brings rain dampening play but brings social updates from the Winter Park club. Reports include the death of Lloyd H. Oster of Cleveland formerly of the club, and notices from members in Maine Michigan Massachusetts and Connecticut detailing travel visits and health updates.
Obituary notice from Mount Dora area reports death of Lloyd H. Oster a former resident. He died last week at his home in Cleveland Heights Ohio funeral services were held Monday in Cleveland and burial followed. Survived by wife Lida a brother and sister. He was a Mason Shriner American Legion Rotary member Episcopal Church and Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Association.
The state reports a record total of 12,840,230 visitors in 1961, the highest ever for Florida. Officials credit rising travel interest and warmer weather as key drivers of the record tourism year.
The Mount Dora Club hosted the Lake County Round Robin on August 6 with 1 win and 12 losses for the Mount Dora team. August 8 featured Red and Black play led by Walter Peter, with Kuhlman French and Osterland Prentice top finishers. subsequent playoff scores were 103 98 and 109 72.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Velma Nutter of Phoenix Arizona. Mrs. Nutter 31 died August 6 She is survived by her husband Howard two children Carriel 8 and Ida 7 and her mother and father all of Phoenix The Nutters are former residents of Mount Dora Mrs Nutter was the wife of Howard Nutter grandson of Mrs Amy Waltz of Mount Dora.
The Mount Dora Business and Professional Women will gather Wednesday August 22 at 6 30 p m in the Community Building. Sara McCain directs the Civic Participation program with Pat Wason and Mary Mockett representing Girl's State to be presented.
In October the group expects to return to Mount Dora. Tom Hunter enjoys time in Cleveland area while Mrs. Karl Gaiser, visiting her daughter in Hingham Massachusetts, thanks members for visits to her late husband Karl during his illness and hopes to see them this fall.
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