Mount Dora Bowling Club Dinner and Singles Tournament
The Mount Dora Bowling Club hosts its annual dinner Friday January 30 at 6 p.m. in the Community building with tickets sold by Britton, Church, McKay, Hartford, Skoglund and Heaton. Billy Boyle wins the singles title after defeating Applegate and Cookson in tight matches. The doubles entry list is posted and league play begins with Mount Dora hosting Daytona Beach.
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Mount Dora Bowling Club
Britton
Church
McKay
Hartford
Skogland
Heaton
Charles Skoglund
Leesburg Hospital
Lou Hea~ton
Helen Hutchinson
H. B. Gillingham
Arthur Fleming
George Davis
Applegate
Boyle
Cookson
Hewitt
William Boyle
Clayton Applegate
Billy Boyle
Games Committee
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora
Spencer
Jealous
Jewell
Shuffleboard Members Toast Warm Wins In Cold Club Room
The Spit and Spatter club holds a chilly shuffleboard update with new members Mr and Mrs H E Connable Windsor Conn Mr and Mrs Irving South Bend Ind Mr and Mrs DeWitt Princeton Mass Mr and Mrs G Leech Newark N J Mr and Mrs A B Llewellyn Princeton Mass Also Mr and Mrs Clarence Brooks Waterloo Ind welcomed as players The club notes weather hardships and reports Red and Black contest results plus a district meeting turnout and upcoming matches
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H. E. Connable
Windsor, Conn
Irving
South Bend
Ind
DeWitt
Princeton
Mass
G. Leech
Newark
N. J
A. B. Llewellyn
Clarence Brooks
Waterloo
Clarence
Gwen Williams
Florence
S. C
Gwen
Polly Wilson
Leesburg
Russell
Mr. Wimberly
Messers Remley and Legat
Sutliff
Mr. Holbeck
Votes exceed voters claim sparks Arkansas debate
Representative Syd Herlong warned that Arkansas law could allow a candidate to receive more votes than registered voters. He referenced the Dale Alford case and alleged irregularities in ballot handling and a write-in defeat, signaling ongoing investigations and political rifts in the new Congress.
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Arkansas
Syd Herlong
Rep
A. S
Syd” Herlong, Jr
Herlong
Congress
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Alford
Brooks Hays
House
Lake County
Rayburn
Rules Committee
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Community Church Services And Union Council Notes
East Town churches report pleasant services at Bethel F M and Mt Olive AME with 9 40 start and strong Bible school. Seven church federation council met at 4 o clock with important business and officer elections. Progressive Woman's Club held monthly meeting. Mt Carmel M B church invites all for 3 pm service. St Mary’s M B church rally scheduled first and third Sundays in February. Membership grows and a new church is needed. Tax reminders for 1958 city and county.
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Bethel F. M. Mt. Olive A. M. E
Federation of Seven Churches
Progressive ‘Woman's Club
Russell
Mt. Carmel M. B
Tangerine
St. Mary’s M. B
T.M. Thomas
Lake Gas Tax Collections Rise in Lake County
State gasoline tax revenue for December 1958 in Lake County totaled 121192.82 dollars from 1,731,326 gallons sold. The report to the Lake County Chamber of Commerce cites a roughly 7000 dollar rise from November and about 3000 dollars more than December 1957.
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Lake County
Moss Bluff Lock and Dam Reopens to Navigation
Col. Paul D. Troxler reports repairs on the Moss Bluff lock and dam on the Ocklawaha River are complete and the structure is once again open to navigation. The lock had been closed since December 1.
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Moss Bluff
Mos Bluff
Ocklawaha River
Paul D. Troxler
Struc
Obstructions Removed After Two Car Crash Locals Say Fine Doubts
Mrs. E. Lynwood Dean of Gorhams Street who suffered four fractured ribs in a Grandview and Ithav collision two weeks ago is improving at home. She contends she was wrongly fined for failing to stop. Cora Mae Jackson also fined for lacking a driver’s license. Obstructions at the streets have been removed per Mrs. Dean.
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E. Lynwood Dean
Gorhams St
Grandview
First Board Meeting of Lake County Chamber
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce announces its first board meeting for 1959 will be held in the chamber building board room at Tavares on Thursday afternoon January 15 at 2 30. Secretary Karl Lehmann notes the plan.
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Lake County
Eternal Truth in Cosmic Change
A brief philosophical note attributes universal transformation to Eternal Truth, invoking the thought of Mary Baker Eddy as the source of the claim. The fragment presents a bold metaphysical assertion without concrete events or context.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Newcomer Stars In IceHouse Version of Voice
Lovely Frankie Abels of Eustis leads the cast in Voice of the Turtle at the Ice House theatre. Maxine Hines of Mount Dora and Bob Fallin of Eustis complete the triangle cast as the January play runs through the week. The new production features a large backstage crew.
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Ice House
Frankie” Abels
Eustis
Maxine Hines
Mount Dora
Little Theatre
Bob Fallin
Death of Miss Iva Buck Noted in RaVenna Ohio
Friends report the death of 68 year old Miss Iva Buck in RaVenna Ohio. She had wintered in this area for several years and was known locally among her friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Buck
Ravenna
Ohio
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Q.bowling
Superior Asphalt CO
Walt Stubble
Winter Park
Browne
Nose
Rush Boggs
Northern District Association
Sanford
McQuistan
Clermont
Mr. Boggs
Don Riddle
Umatilla
Harold Hinkley
DeLand
Mrs. Grosky
Earl Dodd
Ous
Rexall
East Town
Newcomer
Voice
E. Wee
S. Highland Street
Fred
Evelyn Kreimes
Romer’s Bakery
Fifth Ave
Donnelly Park
Greanhn
MT Convecry
Evergreen
Ensor’s Auction Gallery
Ensor Auction Gallery
Bay Rd
Highway 441
Peterson’s Gun Shop
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