Florida lawn bowling survives cold season action at Mount Dora
In cool weather, lawn bowling thrives with matches among New Smyrna, Daytona Beach, and Orlando clubs. Esch, Jewell, and Hooker posted paced results as Mount Dora hosts the Fourteenth Annual Major Marsh Day with strong scores and a final tally led by DeLand.
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Boston Herald
Florida
Gov. Bryant
New Smyrna
New
Jewell
Hooker
Esch
Swafford
Buck Hill Falls
Mount Dora
Major Marsh
Ruth Francis
Florence Church
Mary Kearsley
Ross
Whiteside
Mueller
Jealous
Britton
van Stone
Garrison
Kay
Daytona
Orlando
McKay
Otter
DeLand
Peabody
Albert Hooker
Lakeshore
Reginald Jones
Glen Neptune
Col
Burr Irwin
Judge Hall Urges Training Youth At Home
Judge Troy Hall Jr speaking at the PTO meeting warns juvenile delinquency stems from lack of home discipline. He calls for a strong home foundation to teach right from wrong, noting children are not born bad and moral life is neglected despite health and education spending.
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Troy Hall, Jr
PTO
Courtesy Takes Center Stage In Bowls Strategy
Rules on fair play and courtesies in bowls are outlined as teams trade ends and measure doubtful points. Observers note teams should avoid claiming points, allowing consented restarts and proper etiquette. Tuesday results show Mount Dora 78 and 89 point ends across two games, with Mount Dora totaling 17 games and 485 points to opponents 462.
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DeLand
Mount Dora
Winners in Bridge Games at Lake County Club
Winners in a nine table Mitchell movement at the Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club were announced. In the North South standings first went to Mrs. David Walker and Steve Johnson of Eustis, with Mount Dora pair Ann Johnson and Ernest Butler second. East West winners included Mrs. Virginia Loy of Eustis and Mrs. Sally Kirby of Pine Orchard Conn in first place.
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Mitchell
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
David Walker
Steve Johnson
Eustis
Ann Johnson
Ernest Butler
Mount Dora
Ed Elting
Cliff Hannum
Memory Martin
H. D. Hufford
Leesburg
Virginia Loy
Sally Kirby
Pine Orchard
Conn
King's Daughters Meet at Mount Dora Monday
The King's Daughters plan a business meeting at the Mount Dora Community Building on Monday at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Henrietta Henna and Mrs. Constance Fenske.
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King’s Daughters
Mount Dora
Henrietta Henna
Constance Fenske
Birthday salute for lifelong shuffleboard member and club leader
A long time shuffleboard member who joined in 1938 marked his 87th birthday with a framed plaque and display at the Beebe’s OL in Center and The Topic. Ethel Wood placed fourth in a state invitational at the Orio club. condolences extended to Jimmy Simonds on his son Jerry’s death in Chicago.
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Re Tae
Beebe
Frank
Ethel Wood
Dorans
Orio Club
Jimmy Simonds
Jerry
Chicago
Bill Nolet
Messers Dangler
Beckhold
Mr. Christian
Millie
Mr. Hotchkiss
PEO Chapter BB Meets at Mrs Strite Home
PEO Chapter BB will gather at Mrs N E Strite’s home on Wednesday February 22 at 12 30 pm Mrs Charles H Smart recently back from a world trip will share travel experiences with the group.
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PEO
N. E. Strite
Charles H. Smart
Florida A. M. Choir Plans Annual Mount Dora Concert
The Florida A. M. University Choir makes its third Mount Dora appearance Monday at 8 p.m. at the East Town Community Center. The program spans Donizetti to Steele with light opera, folk songs, and Negro spirituals, featuring Miss Mary A. Warren, Elwyn Adams, and David Coleman as guest performers. Reserved white-section seats available from Principal C. O. Lott or at the box office.
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Mount Dora
Florida A. & M. University
East Town Community Center
Donizetti
Chopin
Mozart
Bach
Franck
Litten
Rozza
Pitfield
Dawson
Niles
Johnson
Brown and Steele
Mary A. Warren
Elwyn A. Adams
David Coleman
C. O. Lott
Snowberger Earns Eagle Scout Award at Mount Dora Kiwanis
John Snowberger, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Snowberger, received the Eagle Scout Award at a Mount Dora Kiwanis Club meeting. Mrs Snowberger pinned him as the club honored local Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, den mothers and Scout leaders.
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John Snowberger
Paul Snowberger
Mount Dora
Ohio Services Held For Mr. Heineman
Frank Thomas Heineman, 70, winter resident of Mount Dora for two years, died last week. Born in Columbia Station, Ohio, he was an engineer before retirement and belonged to the All States Tourist Club and Masonic Lodge. Survived by wife Ida, two sons Russell and Paul of Cleveland, a daughter Dorothy Ziemer of Columbia Station, a brother Perry of Columbia Station, and seven grandchildren. Remains sent to Berea, Ohio for final services. Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home of Eustis in charge.
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Frank Thomas Heineman
Mount Dora
Columbia Station
Ohio
All States Tourist Club
Masonic Lodge
Ida Heineman
Russell
Paul
Cleveland
Dorothy Ziemer
Perry
Berea
Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home
Eustis
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