February Activities At Mount Dora Bridge Club
Members gathered in the Mount Dora clubroom for social games including bowling and bridge with plans for the February schedule. Highlights include Major Marsh Day on the rinks, the Mount Dora Invitational Tournament, Mr and Mrs Tournament dates, a Feb 23 dinner with a planned speaker and musical program, league games against DeLand and Peabody, and bridge events with Frances Towe and Chuck Weatherhead taking stamps on Feb 5.
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Mount Dora
Orlando
Peabody
Louise Goddu
Mabel Semler
Marion Walker
Lou Heaton
Arthur Jewell
Neil Ross
Christian Home and Bible School
13Th Ave
Alexander St
DeLand
W. Jealous
R. Francis
T. Foley
Mildred Burton
Hazel Hall
Louise Skoglund
Frances Towe
Sarah Williams
Chuck Weatherhead
Florence
Maynard
Hawaii
Mary Morse former resident dies in Frostproof
Mrs. Mary D. Morse of Frostproof died Thursday February 4 after living with her niece Mrs. Vivian Horn for five years She was a former Mount Dora resident A requiem mass was held Saturday at 10 am at St Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church Eustis with Rev William T Trainor officiating Interment followed at Pine Forest Cemetery Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Morse
Frostproof
Vivian Horn
Morse
Mount Dora
St. Mary of the Lakes
Eustis
William T. Trainor
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum
Tampa Selected for Youth Opportunity Center Network
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz designates Tampa as one of 13 new Youth Opportunity Center sites. The Tampa center joins a system planned to reach 105 locations nationwide, run by the U S Department of Labor Bureau of Employment Security and state employment service agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Tampa
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Employment Security
Rehbaum Shuffleboard Tour Draws Crowds Despite Cold
The annual Rehbaum Tournament on Feb 1–2 saw many signups, with one third absent due to cold Monday weather. Winners in the main event: Lyle Wood first, Lena Pier second, Ethel Wood third, Ray Wood fourth. Consolation winner Clyde McCauley, runner Kay Therrien. Tuesday featured Red and Black play led by Ted Beckhold. high Red Joe Smith and Mrs Spangler 260, high Black Carroll Patch and Vera Garriott 248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Wood
Lena Pier
Ethel
Patch-Garriott
Harland Wheeler
Roy van Atta
Bill Nolet
Mary Simchock
Nolet- Simchock
Ted Beckhold
Fred Garbe
Clyde McCauley
Fred Greenstreet
Mary Klein
Mrs. Russell
Mount Dora
DeLand Shuffleboard Club
DeLand
Nicholas Economos
William Nolet
Economos
Fred Steele
Louis Siebenhar
A. D. Owen
Harry Gifford
Vivian Derby
Siebenhar-Owen
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Walter Braunies
John Stark
Ted Gottfried hailed for court play by Brevard coach
Mount Dora High School 1964 graduate Ted Gottfried drew praise from Brevard Junior College coach James Oler for his shooting rebounding and defense. Oler noted Gottfried averages 10 points per game totaling 195 in 19 contests and helped the team to an 17 win 2 loss record ranking 11th nationally among about 700 junior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Gottfried
Mount Dora High School
James Oler
Brevard Junior College
Cocoa
Oler
Gottfried
Ted
Mount Dora
Second In Seminar Series Set Today At Tavares Center
The second of three Gar den and Ornamental seminars takes place at the Agriculture Center Tavares at 10 am with R E B Norris opening on Garden Soils and Their Management. Harold Mc Tureous Rose culture at 11 am. At 1 pm Norris discusses Fruits for the Do or yard. Next Thursday Feb 18 features a gardeners clinic panel from Florida Extension Service. Jerman Memorial Hospital. A baked ham dinner follows for Club members at the Community Building. A past Card Party had seven tables of Pinochle with Stella Hall first and Florence Kennedy consolation. Five tables of Bridge with Kay Therrien first and Fred Green Street consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Center
Tavares
R. EB. Norris
Lake County
Harold McTureous
Altoona
Norris
James Brogdon
R. S. Mullin
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
University of Florida
Jerman Memorial Hospital
Stella Hall
Florence Kennedy
Kay Therrien
Fred Greenstreet
Final Rites Held for Josephi Webster in Mount Dora
Services were conducted Friday at Rehbaum Chapel for Joseph D. Webster 86 who died Thursday Feb 4. The Rev Kenneth Book officiated. A longtime Conneaut Ohio native and 38 year Pittsburg and Conneaut Dock Co. worker he retired in 1943. He and wife Elsie celebrated their 64th Christmas Day 1964. Survived by wife two sons Leon Kingsville Ohio and Joseph Conneaut two daughters Mable Whiteford Tavares and Leona Burdick Conneaut one sister Mrs Ralph Forester Largo Fla 11 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Rehbaum Funeral Home Mount Dora handled arrangements. Services and interment were held in Conneaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehbaum Chapel
Joseph D. Webster
Kenneth Book
Mount Dora
Conneaut
Ohio
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
The
Grange
Elsie
Leon
Kingsville
Joseph
Mable Whiteford
Tavares
Leona Burdick
Ralph Forester
Largo
Fla
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Connéaut
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Mary Morse
Hotpoint Appliance
Golden Triangle Area
U.S
Poconos
N. Y. Res
Rockefeller Plaza
Circle 5
American Lawn Bowling Association
Pall Penn Svevanlsz
Meee
Zenith
Perry Flora Delta Radio
Cubs
Cub Scout Pack 19
Charles Alcott
Joe Tucker
Dennis Bryan
Joey Alton
New Lions
Kenneth Pummaeo
Allen Stewart
Johnny Bailes
Kenneth Blankenberg
New Wolfs
Thomas Stephens
Andy Parker
Bobcats
Silver
Gold Arrow
By Fred Steele
Brevard
Tavares Center
John L. Fahs
Ized
Mr. Fahs
Ant
Florida
First National Bank
Leesburg
F.d.1.c
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mount Dora, Fla
Earl A. Anderson
Seventh Ave
Fia
Betty
Bardwell’s
Gardentown Nursery
Tangerine
Highway 441
Lake Ola
Kiwanis Club of
Mount. Dora
Florida Symphony Orchestra
Henry Mazer
Chamber of Commerce Office
First National Bank of
Snapper
Clinton
Wright Power
Bob’s
Fourth Avenue
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