Mount Dora Shuffleboard Opens Winter Event Highlights
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce Doubles Tournament drew 40 teams from the Northern District of the Florida Shuffleboard Assn. Winners in the Main Event were Lyle Wood and Joseph Smith with Bethel Smith and Ethel Wood close behind. Consolation victors were Lee Limpert and F Bassett. The event was directed by William E Schmidt of Daytona Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce
Florida Shuffleboard Assn
Volusia
Orange
Seminole
Masiin
Taba Masnétine
William E. Schmidt
Daytona Beach
Lyle Wood
Joseph Smith
Mount Dora
Bethel Smith
Ethel Wood
Cliff Trumble
Harold Penrod
Leesburg
Earl Cook
Kitty Zillhart
Lee Limpert
F. Bassett
Eustis
Clarence Baldwin
George Sirois
DeLand
See
Harry Gifford
Mount Dora Club
Ted Beckhold
Jennie Sutliff
Gertrude Meyers
Henry Baush
Albert Oatis
Sutliff-Meyers
Lee Wimberly
Lena Gibbs
Mary Francis
Wimberly- Gibbs
Clarence Owen
William Nolet
Murray Wentworth
George Vaughan
Ann Peter
Stella Beckhold
Bowling News December 27 1967 Coffee League Standings
Standings show Club Rudo leading with 51 wins 20 losses and Arlington Cleaners at 42 30. Highs include Club Rudo high team series 1764 and Chloe Boggus 204 as top individual. Orange State high team game 1117 and J Bogiel 268 in one set. Several 3 1 results noted across matches including Parker's Market over Conner's Colleens and Garden Gate over Boulware Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudo
Arlington Cleaners
Mitenius Mobileers
Carbaugh, Builder
Wingler & Son
Parker’s Market
Garden Gate
Pistol Petticoats
Shear Magic
Boulware Drugs
Karl's Sales
Chloe Boggus
Arrington Cleaners
Jean Taverne
Parker's Market
Conner’s
Colleens
Paul's Gulf Strikers
Carbaugh
Seabrook Pharmacy
Karl's Sales & Service
Link
Fla. Telephone
Orange State
Highway Inn
First National Bank
Saddler, Limp. & Waite
First Federal Bank
First National
First Federal
S.&w
Telephone
John Bogiel
R. Odom
Cy Tavierne
S. Carpenter
H. Williams
E. McCree
C. Flavell
Lee McRee
J. Bogiel
Triangle Classic League Ends 1967 With High Scores
Dec 26 1967 Triangle Classic League results show Club Rudo posting high team totals 982 and 2797 with Howard Williams 668 and Jim Carter 657 leading. W Williams 258 and D Pauling 255 top games. Sutliff 625 and Summers 825 highlight 800 series era. Forty 200 plus games recorded, closing the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Cabinet
Bo Ins
Harris Fuel
Big C
Innis Roofing
D. C. Waters
Club Rudo
Howard Williams
Jim Carter
Tri. Terrago & Tile
Dave Sutliff
W. Williams
D. Pauling
T. Hutcheson
J. Carter
T. Grissel
D. Sutliff
Jerry Summers
Lake Co. Supply
Ernie McRee
Taylor Ins
Bill Carpenter
World War I Veterans Install 1968 Officers at Barracks
World War I Barracks No. 3227 and Ladies Auxiliary held an installation of 1968 officers. Harold Middleton, sixth district Commander, installed Weldon J. Melanson as Commander and Gerald others in key posts. Auxiliary officers also listed with regional president Grace Kimmel and multiple named members. Happy New Year to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Harold Middleton
Weldon J. Melanson
Abram Boomer Jr., Jr
Harlan W. Rogers
Duane P. Hopkins
Charles A. Meade
Carlton W. Seabury
Charles A. Kurras
Charles J. Cooper
Arnold J. Page Rites Planned for Dec. 31
Arnold J. Page 81 of Lake Ola Beach died December 29. A retired Northern Pacific Railroad engineer born in Duluth Minnesota he moved to Mount Dora 13 years ago. Survived by wife Eva two sons Kenneth and Clarence and three grandchildren services set December 31 in Rehbaum Harden Chapel with Father Walter Peterson officiating interment in Duluth Minnesota. Rehbaum Harden Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Page
Lake Ola Beach
Page
Mount Dora
Duluth
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Dora
Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge
North Pacific Veterans Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Eva
Kenneth Page
Clarence Page
Lake Ola
Mr. Page
Rehbaum-Harden
Walter Peterson
Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home
Veterans and Officers Gather at Fellowship Dinner Announcement
The new Commander Weldon J. Melanson announced a fellowship dinner at the Lakeside Inn on January 10 at 1 15 p m inviting all World War I veterans their wives and widows. Don Aronow of Coral Gables, world champion, won the Miami Key West Ocean powerboat race setting a 58 7 mph offshore record in the 183 mile classic. Series H Savings Bonds may be obtained in exchange for Series E Bonds for current income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Oatis
Jennie Sutliff
Lorna Hopkins
Edith Spellman
Anna Kurras
Edith Wheeler
Frances Dissinger
Weldon J. Melanson
Lakeside Inn
Don Aronow
Coral Gables
Also Mentioned on This Page
Douglas Fletcher
Jack Buxton
Alfred Olson
Howard R Upright
Buxton- Nolet
Fred Garbe
Ralph Peterman
Harland Wheeler
Sutliff-Garbe
Nicholas Economos
Herman Bischoff
Roy Jones
Olive Doust
Kay Therrien
Charles Geer
Ruth Hocomb
Andrew
Mary Simchock
The
Hill
Mary
Earl Dangler
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Walter Hall
C. F. Worrell
Bowling News
the Coffee League
Tri-City Merchants League
Rah A. 1
Triangle Terrazo & Tile
Chevrolet
Bank of Mt. Dora
Lake County Supply
Don Taylor
Landscair
Polk Buick
Bill Martin Ins
Blakeley Plumbing
Jackson Stand Station
D. C. Waters Ford
Mather Furniture
Mid-Fla. Gas 2
J. McRee
T. Boyd
B. Carpenter
J. Summers
D Woody
C. Pooler
B. Jackson
G. Willis
J. Tremaine
J. Miller
E. McRee
T. Amy
M. Carter
C. Tremaine
Leighton L. Baker
A. W. Peterson
Tavares
Mt. Dora
Florida Telephone
Thomas J. Windram
Riverside Villas
Ny Hs Maen
Link’s Stationery & Printing Co
Dera
Simons
American Legion
Florida
American Legion Hall
ED R. Carter
Herbert L. Eckblad
Charlie R. Jones
W. Grant Carter, JR
Secy
Frank W. Stebbins
G. .M. Bronson
Herbert L. .Eckblad
Don M. Kemp
H. J.J. Schneider
Robert E. Travers
Herman C. Turner
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank System
United States Savings & Loan League
Florida Savings & Loan League
Industrial Development Corp. of
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
the Savings and Loan Foundation
Federal Home Loan Bank
United States
Gustis Eustis
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