Birthday greetings and travels spanning Mount Dora circle
A Mount Dora community note extends birthday wishes to Clarence J. McKenzie and wishes him a full recovery. It reports health improvements for Alice Morse and Mrs. George Stocker, travels and reunions in Canada and Maine, bowling news from Major Marsh, and sad obituary for Dr. Arthur P. Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. McKenzie
Alice Morse
Roland
Mount Dora
George Stocker
Canada
George Davis
Cleveland
Walter Ferguson
A. B. Gill
Marge Chesley
Bill” Boyles
Eardley Wilmotts
Charlie
Louise Skoglund
Marge
John Bennett
Mel” Mollineaux
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Hempstead
Long Island
Mel
Dick Edgerton
Edna
Forrest Dean
Harborside
Maine
Carthew
Windsor
Ont
Emmy
Ralph Beach
Ormond Beach
Ida Fuller
Bob
Elizabeth Rehm
Major Marsh
Dominion
Betty
Ed Clark
Orlando
Wingham
Ontario
Toronto
U. S
British Columbia
Arthur P. Pratt
Helen
Miami Boaters Make Dora Springs to Silver Springs Cruise
Thirteen cabin cruisers from the Miami Outboard Club launched from Gilbert Park on Monday starting their Mount Dora to Silver Springs excursion. They navigated the Dora canal amid drought conditions and returned Tuesday after a weekend stay near Winter Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Dora Canal
Mount Dora
Silver Springs
Miami Outboard Club
Gilbert Park
Central Florida
Winter Haven
Cypress Gardens
Strange illness triggers attack on wife outside doctor's office
A 27 year old Tangerine man attacked his wife on Donnelly street as she attempted to bring him to a doctor's office for treatment. Two unidentified white men pulled him away from his wife Lilla as he kicked and beat her causing head and body injuries. The man acted strangely after returning from a carpentry job and was jailed pending a sanity hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly St
Pollie Klyce
Lilla
St. Augustine
H. T. Fenn
Robert Walker
Shuffleboard Heat Sent Clubs to Mount Dora and beyond
Northern heat drove members of the club to Mount Dora with trips for the National Shuffleboard tournament in Traverse City and heat headquarters in New York City. Reports cover Clermont club hosting a 32-team gathering with mixed results and Red and Black contests with high scores leading to playoff reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Old
Mount Dora
Earl Dodd
Lillie Miller
Paul Pheil
Toledo
Ohio
Dodds
Traverse City
Mich
Rush Boggs
Lyle Woods
Les Purdy
Doc Kreyers
Flint
Nan Pheil
New York City
George Sheppard
Kenosha
Wis
Clermont Club
Tom Hunter
Ray Dooley
Jessie
Bill Sharpe
Anna Beard
Knoble Garriott
Bob Agarton
Grace Dooley
Harry Prentice
Bill Neilson
Bob Mills
Fred Place
Estelle
Walt Hall
Eustis
Leesburg
Clermont
Umatilla
Rooster Birds
Antone Landgraf
Jimmy Hughes
Fred Erdman
A. E. Conrad
E. M. Remley
R. A. Pond
Beloved Club Mourns Loss of Bess and Comforts Dr. Lewis
The club expresses sincere sympathy to Dr. E. E. Lewis on the death of his partner Bess. It notes the sorrow among friends at home and abroad and recalls her cheerfulness, sweetness, and intellect as things missed. The message frames the loss as a heavenly calling and a comforting belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
E. E. Lewis
Bess
Arson College Program Under Study by City Council
Mayor Lou L. Heaton asked the City Council to delay action on a request for a policeman to attend the arson college at the University of Florida on August 31. Fire Chief Harold Larsen proposed that another officer take the arson detection course at the Fire College. Heaton said he would consult with police before granting the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou L. Heaton
University of Florida
Harold Larsen
Fire College
Heaton
Wildlife Club Meets At Gilbert Park Meeting
The Junior Wildlife club will meet tonight at 7 o'clock at the Boy Scout house in Gilbert Park. President Donald Reichert announces the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Club
Red and Black contest features fast play and high finishes
The Red and Black event runs swiftly with 52 players across 13 courts. Lillie Miller and Harold Brown win first high Red while guests of Tom Hunter and Doc Seibert place second high Black. Jimmy earns high Red with Jessie Sharpe and Frank Legat second Black. a passenger express from Easton, Pa. brings Edward C Smarts and his two children to Ed Smarts next Sunday, exciting Gramps and Granny with the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Miller
Harold Brown
Tom Hunter
Doc Seibert
Mr. van Wert
Jimmy
Jessie Sharpe
Frank Legat
Easton
Ed Smarts
Edward C
Ed. N
Judy
Linda
Gramps
Granny Smart
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ED Pulis
Gray & Hill
Mundell & Hill
Gon
Jerry
Tland Cement Association
North Main Street
Florida
Nations Organization
Miami Boaters
Dora Springs
By Morris Deering
Burt Rutledge
N. Orange Orlando
Wise Boat Works
Lions
Helmfield
Walter TeStrake
J. G. “Goober
Ray
Goober
John McCormick
Roy Christopher
Kiwanians
Neal Dardin
Finjoy
C. F. Moore Dist
Mgr
Florida Power Corporation
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