Mount Dora Bowling Club Hosts Peabody in Tough Tournament
Mount Dora Bowling Club hosted Peabody in a spirited tourney with Mount Dora taking one win and three losses. The article lists match results in singles doubles and upcoming events including mixed doubles and a women’s bridge day. The club notes 244 members and schedules a by law revision meeting for Friday evening.
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Mount Dora
Peabody Bowling Club
Peabody
Mount
Wilmot
Webb
Bomke
Nelson
Harrington
Garrison
Deane
Rogers
Pulis
Heaton
Applegate
Kellogg
G. Davis
Boyle
Reed
Seiger
Marsh
E. Blackburne
George Siess
David P. Wilson
William F. Rice
Edward May
Howard Miller
Roland S. Austin
Ed Blackburne
Walshes Tell Of Faiths Healing
Al and Ivy Walsh spoke at First Baptist Mount Dora recounting how wounded veterans once deemed hopeless regained life through renewed faith. Their Veterans Hospital Program funds bedside radios and broadcasts to service members overseas, as a nonprofit. A large audience heard a program of song and message.
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Ivy Walsh
First Baptist Church
Mount Dora
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Hospital Program
Pete Trenham Wins Hill Top Club President’s Cup
Pete Trenham of Mount Dora, who began golf at eleven on the Hill Top course, captured the President’s Cup by defeating Joe Corbett last weekend in a standout Hill Top tournament. The Lake County champion, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Trenham, mentored by Stan Kuznik, holds the local title and posted a 4 and 2 victory after an even moment on the sixth tee.
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Peter Trenham
Mount Dora
Willard Wadsworth
Joe Corbett
Pete
H. L. Trenham
Lake Shore Sr
Stan Kuznik
Lake County
Corbett
Trenham Wins President's Cup in 4 and 2 Victory
Lake county golf champion Peter Trenham defeated Joe Corbett 4 and 2 to claim the President's Cup match play title. Corbett led early, but Trenham surged with birdies on 27 28 and 30 and closed out on the 34th hole. Harold Overhiser, the Senior's Champion, advanced to the final round with a 7 and 5 win over Clare Brigham and faces Bethel or Trenham for the Senior crown.
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Peter Trenham
Lake County
Joe Corbett
Corbett
Trenham
Harold Overhiser
Clare Brigham
Overhiser
Brigham
Col
John Bethel
H. L. Trenham
Pete Trenham
Bethel
Stebbins
Nowak
Mount Dora Health and Welfare League elects officers
D. D. Roseborough was reelected chairman at the annual meeting Tuesday. Rev. H. Mauriece Felton was named vice chairman and Betty Siess approved as secretary treasurer. The remarks emphasized America's need for purpose and morality. Walter Reuther.
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D. D. Roseborough
Mount Dora
Central Florida Farm Machinery Show Attracts Lake Farmers
More than 50 kinds of farm machinery will be on display at the Central Florida Farm Machinery Show at the Lake County Fair Grounds in Fustis Friday and Saturday. The University of Florida Agricultural Extension department sponsors the event open to the public 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Featured displays include land clearing equipment, a rolling packing house, tractors, cultivation gear, sprayers, fertilizer distributors, irrigation equipment and bulk-handling machinery. Special exhibits include a grave dusting device, a citrus grove hedging machine, soil treatment equipment, and a hi lift hydraulic dump truck. A home made machines section and a 4-H club tractor maintenance elimination contest will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Central
Citrus Experiment Station
Florence Villa Cooperative
Waverly Cooperative
Lake Region Packing Association
Lake County
Rainfall total at Mount Dora Growers Coop in 1954
Measured rainfall so far this year totals 1.2 inches, compared with 2.4 inches by this date in 1953, according to records kept at Mount Dora Growers Coop.
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Mount Dora
Shuffleboard Week Encore At Local Club Tournament
The column recounts a lively week at the local shuffleboard club with new members Mr. and Mrs. Owens joining the 258-strong roster. The Rehbaum tournament showcased open singles for youth, with Earl Shorb, Jimmy Hughes, Charley Doust and Fred Place winning prizes as the boys swept all top honors while outdoor conditions produced a 26-22 court tally in Reds versus Blacks.
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Uers
E. G. Loomis
Cleveland
Ohio
G. T. Harper
Hartwell
Lyle Wood
Bedford
C.D. Owens
Ashtabula
Rehbaum
al Rehbaum, Sr
Earl Shorb
Jimmy Hughes
Charley Doust
Fred Place
Lee Herblin
F. A. Dixon
A. R. Lee
Alet
Mr. Hale
Laura Hackett
W. T
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