Mount Dora Loses To Daytona In Lawn Bowling Match
Dorans travel to Daytona Beach and lose four games but gain a close total margin as Mount Dora’s bowlers struggle on the Peabody rinks. The day includes remarks from international expert R T Harrison on ditch construction to retain jacks in play.
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Mount Dora
Daytona Lawn
Dorans
Daytona
P Grant
Lupton
Poole
Breckenridge
Parker
Skip Ferguson
Schram
Jack Munson
Claude Munson
Wilmot
Swift
Skip Denbroeder
Roecklein
Peart
Fox
Bridgman
Crockett
Skip McLachlan
Cody
Schumacher
Johnson
Doran
Beach
Daytona Beach
Peabody
Beach Combers
Olson
Rosemund
Kennedy
Morrey
Root
Shanley
Herbert Sillence
Manchester
Conn
Chamber of Commerce
Australia
R. T. Harrison
Mount Dora's W L Story Enters Lake County Race
W L Story known as Chief Story and former Mount Dora police chief announces candidacy for Lake County supervisor of registrations. He was appointed after Ralph Battle's death and quickly earned peers' support. A former citrus grower and veteran, he holds church and fraternal memberships.
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Mount Dora
W. L. Story
Lake County
Story
Ralph Battle
Sorrento
The
Baptist Church
Masons, Shrine
Knights of Pythias
Kiwanis Club
Mount Dora Golf Club Hosts Busy Sunday Roundup
Mount Dora Golf Club enjoyed near capacity with visitors from Orlando. Bill Vincent led scoring at 37 39 76, while Grits Rice shot 40 39 79 and Clayton Tremain won the long drive with 232 yards. A five way tie for putting produced a playoff to decide the prize. Women’s scores listed with Mrs Bonner and Mrs Dobson finishing 54 and 54. STANLEY KUZNIK, Pro. Also mentions Plymouth colony history with grave levelling and grain sowing.
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Mount Dora’s
Orlando
Bill
W. A.) Vincent
Frank Stebbins
Cleo Wilcox
E. A.stebbins
E. F. Kaufman
Dad Troescher
Frank Isted
Col. C. E. Lester
Bob Vincent
J. M. Turner
Bud Marino
Clayton Tremain
Grits Rice
Peter Amaiees
Jack Groves
Tom Kelly, Jr
Grady Simpson
Gene Burrell
Carl Stackman
W. W. Wadsworth
N. A. Lockett
Jimmy Vincent
Charlie Paul
Pete Trenham
Roy Christopher
Bobaner
Marion Dobson
Donald Conkling
Stanley Kuznik
Shuffl eboard crowds and county league prep noted
The article describes busy court activity with increasing participation in shuffleboard at Mount Dora and surrounding areas. It mentions six man doubles heading to Leesburg for the county league trophy, upcoming ladies doubles at Clermont, mixed doubles in Mount Dora, and a trophy display at the Mount Dora hotel. It also notes a national singles substitute showing by Mrs. Alice Whitney, the loss of Uncle Ben Dardis, growing northern membership to 168, and an erratum about Clermont results for Mrs. Chas Doust and Mrs. C Towers.
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Ben” Dardis
Chas. Doust
C. Towers
Clermont
Three Railroad Unions Refuse Wage Increase Stand
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and Switchmen's Union of North America, representing 125 000 railroad workers, refuse a 15 34 cent per hour raise already accepted by 19 other unions. They demand new working rules, threaten a strike, and challenge mediation. The Railroads and presidents cite wage comparisons and legality under the Railway Labor Act amid ongoing arbitration efforts.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
National Adiation Board
J Iction
Mediation Board
Bor
United States
Cub Scouts Cancel February Meeting Announced
Cub Scouts cancel their February gathering and plan the next meeting for the last Monday in March. Leaders at Patek house note Don Wetz was given a three year pin at colorful Indian ceremonies led by Cub Master Bud Merker in full Indian headdress. Frederick Kurras earned his Wolf Badge. Bud Boeripa, George Lashar, and John Marcel contributed displays and magic tricks.
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Patek
Don Wetz
Bectus
Bud Merker
Frederick Kurras
Bud Boeripa
George Lashar
John Marcel
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Golf News
Plymouth Colony
America
Burton's
Leesburg
Earl
Cler
Sylvan Shores Cocktail Lounge
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K. A. Depew Materials CO
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Franklin Park
Imta Fanual Taralogs
Interstate Commerce Commission
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