League bowling leads as JAN 12 shows seven wins
Skips and games committee members praised as league teams top the 1960 champions. Orlando DeLand Peabody Daytona and New Smyrna trail in that order with seven wins in ten matches. Last week DeLand beat locals 90 to 60 as top players jauntily lead. Casual notes include social coffee, doughnuts, and upcoming Eschites visit. Harland Flagg’s death adds to recent bereavements. Garden Club names officers for January.
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Duke of Kent
Orlando
DeLand
Peabody
Daytona
New Smyrna
al Berry
Sea
Harold Esch
Orlan
Col. Jealous
David Britton
Robert van Stone
Frank Sears
Edward Kkay
Thomas Spencer
Charles Semler
Gerd Shadinger
Arthur Jewell
Neil Ross
Ira Kellogg
John Mueller
Anna Ross
Shirley Freeman
Alex Whiteside
van Stones
Spencers
Jewells
Muellers
Whitesides
Mabel Semler
Hazel Hall
Anita
Eschites
Dorans
Mount Dora
Harland Flagg
Flaggs
George Amory
Gerald Shadinger
Joseph Mickley
Irving Halstead
Shuffleboard Stars Lead Lake County Tourney and Welcomes
Shuffleboard clubs in Lake County hosted a men’s doubles tournament at the Leesburg Club last Thursday and Saturday. Lyle Wood and Lee Wimberly took first, Rush Boggs and Gus Harvey third, and Ture Anderson with Harvey Osterland fourth. The section also notes homecomings of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fiske from Newport New Hampshire and others. The piece closes with a brief jab at civic progress and a Calvin Coolidge reference.
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Ute
Mmomer
Ana Uau
Lake County
Leesburg
Lyle Wood
Lee Wimberly
Rush Boggs
Gus Harvey
Ture Anderson
Harvey Osterland
Dorans
Ohio
Martin Vogt
St. Pete
Harland Wheeler
Nolet
Havlik
Raintucks
Wood
French
Jessie Sharpe
Ray Dooley
Lady
Harland
Jessie
Ray
Messers Boggs
Hvelbek
Messers Steele
Garriott
Mesdames Sluss
Stambaugh
Messers Beckhold
Mrs. Wheeler
Ty Tyson
Red
Services Held For Mrs. Drake
Mrs. Lillian N. Drake 63 formerly of Mount Dora died Thursday at her son Gerald Sutliffe's home in Miami where she had lived five years She was a member of the Eastern Star of Mount Dora She leaves five sons Glen Sutliffe Hollywood Earl Sutliffe Lakeland Clare Sutliffe Mount Dora Elmer Sutliffe Reed City Mich Carl Sutliffe Flint Mich and daughter Hazel Peacock Grand Blanc Mich Funeral services were held Monday in Hollywood with interment in Hollywood Cemetery.
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Lillian N. Drake
Mount Dora
Gerald Sutliffe
Miami
Drake
Eastern Star
Gerald
Glen Sutliffe
Hollywood
Fla
Earl Sutliffe
Lakeland
Clare Sutliffe
Elmer Sutliffe
Reed City
Mich
Carl Sutliff
Annual banquet and card games at Community Building noted
The notice says an annual banquet is planned for tomorrow at six with 160 tickets, and cards last Friday showed continued club interest. It also mentions changes to events with Hazel Hall as dietician and updates for next week. A Daytona Beach event lists Mount Dora and Peabody games with point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hall
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora
Peabody
Lake County Fair adds 2500 feet for livestock show
The Lake County Fair and Flower Show will run March 13 to 18 in Eustis. A new livestock pavilion adds 2500 square feet of exhibition space, nearly doubling the cattle exhibit area for FFA and 4 H youth. The extension will attach to the northeast corner, per L L Polk president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Eustis
FFA
L. L. Polk
Funeral Home To Open In Tavares This Week End
Steverson Funeral Home to open in Tavares on Highway 441 this Saturday led by Herman C. Steverson formerly of Leesburg. The staff includes James Foxworth as assistant director and two ambulances will operate for round the clock service. Steverson, longtime Lake and Orange counties resident, is married to Lettie Beals of Clermont with two children. He is Minnesota graduate in Mortuary Science and a U S Air Force veteran. He participates in Masonic and Methodist circles and Leesburg civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steverson
Tavares
Highway 441
Herman C. Steverson
Leesburg
Page-Theus
James Foxworth
Lake
Orange Counties
Lettie Beals
Clermont
University of Minnesota
U. S. Air Force
Peat Pots Shown To Boost Plant Growth At UF
Gainesville horticulture professor Dr. Jasper N. Joiner reports peat pots promote faster growth and less root restriction. Pots allow roots to grow through sides and provide good aeration, aiding transplant readiness. He advises loamy soil, seed treatment for rot, heavy initial watering, and fully covering pots with soil to prevent drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Jasper N. Joiner
University of Florida Horticulture
Dr. Joiner
Big Interest In Antique Show Opens Monday
Hobby and Antique show scheduled for Monday January 30 at 11 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church features wood carvings hooked rugs hand woven woolens ceramics shell creations needle point paintings and collections of antique books bottles dishes guns and furnishings. Displays will be roped off to prevent handling. A small admission charge and inexpensive luncheon served from 11 30 a.m. To enter an exhibit call Mrs John P Richmond EV 3 3135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John P. Richmond
Forest Fires Show Big Increase In 1960
Florida Forest Service reports 1960 saw 9,230 fires burning 111,065 acres, up from 1959 figures of 3,851 fires and 46,339 acres. March worst with 1,000 fires and 46,009 acres. south Florida timberlands in critical condition due to low rainfall.
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Florida Forest Service
Florida
C. H. Coulter
South Florida
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Hiway
Frank Treen
Houston Builders Supply, Inc
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Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
Troy Hall
Florida Kiwanis District
George J.ite Jr
Edwin R. Waite
James §. Jones
Oliver J. Tillson
Walter D. Patton
Ronald Aldrich
Roy Christopher
Maynard Church
Charles Lawson
Bernard McCabe
Ed Renege
Robert Quixley
Frederick W. Sleight
Ae Is . Cauley
Messers Waters
Hoolbek
Mrs. Therrien
Ray Elliott
John
Andy
Messers McCauley
Steele
Krautwurst
Automobile Association of America
Hallandale
Gulfstream Park
Eley
Calvin Coolidge
Hubbard Construction Co
Wise Boat Works
A. Jose Greco
Bronson’s Book and Gift House
Grove Management
Citrus Culture Corporation
West Fifth Ave
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