Dave and Lex Fill Lawn Bowling Club News Breach
The column notes Dave and Lex again cover the club news while Lex credits Dave as sole author. It recalls the new lighting system at Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club and the President's run in with a twisted knee. It lists upcoming Pot Luck and notes about members' travels, weddings, and illnesses.
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Dave
Lex
Ture
Mount Dora Lawn
Charley Skoglund
Lloyd Goddu
Towe
Warning on detecting encephalitis prompts alert Florida medical staff
Dr. Wilson T. Sowder urges early recognition of encephalitis cases to prevent outbreaks. Florida health officials bolster surveillance with laboratories ready to test suspected cases. Historical context notes the 1962 Tampa Bay St Louis encephalitis outbreak with 222 confirmed cases and last year’s four Eastern Equine encephalitis cases, two resulting in death.
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Wilson T. Sowder
Florida
Houston
Tampa Bay Area
State Board of Health
Sowder
State Laboratory
Jacksonville
Tampa
University of Miami Medical School Virus Laboratory
Tampa Bay
St. Louis
Lake County Chamber Receives 1965 66 Race Schedule
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce has received a quantity of the International Speedway Race Schedule for 1965 66 including the Daytona Firecracker 400. Schedules are available at the Lake Country Chamber of Commerce Building in Tavares.
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Lake County
Shuffleboard Finals Highlight Thompson Furniture Tourney
Last Thursday evening the B. E. Thompson Furniture Co tournament finals crowned winners in both main and consolation events. Earl Shorb led the main, with Carroll Patch second, Harland Wheeler third, and Tom Hunter fourth. consolation victors were Lena Pier and Edith Wheeler.
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Earl Shorb
Carroll Patch
Harland Wheeler
Tom Hunter
Lena Pier
Edith Wheeler
Ted Beckhold
Fred Garbe
Jennie Sutliff
Mary Klein
Patch-Klein
High Red
Nina Tyson
Ray Fritts
Lena Gibbs
Fritts-Gibbs
Bill Nolet
Clarence Owen
Harry Prentice
Millie Bridgman
Dottie Nolet
Gilbert Park
Ice Cream Through the Ages From Ancient Treats to Today
A brief history traces ice cream from Alexander the Great and Nero to Catherine de Medici and modern times. Early mentions include Philip Lenzi and Bosio, with U S production rising to about five million gallons by 1900 and now over two and a half billion quarts annually. The confection blends milk nutrients with high quality protein minerals and vitamins while remaining a popular dessert.
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Alexander the Great
Nero
Catherine de Medici
Philip Lenzi
New York
London
Bosio
Germantown
Pennsylvania
United States
Dr Anthony Joins Leesburg Fish Commission Office
Dr Anthony named to Leesburg office of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission to head the large lake study project assessing lake chemistry and manmade effects. He earned a PhD from Southern Illinois University Tech Cooksville Tenn before joining the commission following Jim Clugston’s transfer to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Mark Anthony
Leesburg
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Jim Clugston
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Anthony
Southern Illinois University Tech
Cooksville
Tenn
Commission
Duplicate Bridge Night Highlights at Lake County Club
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night in Umatilla for a seven-table Mitchell movement. In north-south, first went to Mrs. Bernard McCabe and Mrs. Madge Gardner, second to Mrs. Paul Bryan and Mrs. Alex Skinner, third to Mrs. Gladys Remy and Mrs. Ed Busch. East-West winners were first: Mrs. Virginia Douglas and Mrs. Frank Boll, with Chip Deems and Paul Lieberman tied for second and third with Mr. and Mrs. John Fahs.
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Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
Bernard McCabe
Madge Gardner
Paul Bryan
Alex Skinner
Gladys Remy
Ed Busch
Virginia Douglas
Frank Boll
Chip Deems
Paul Lieberman
John Fahs
County Study Club Awards Announced at Ocala Visit
County Study Club members visited the Ocala club where Fidelity Federal officials presented certificates to employees. Special honors went to Deloris C. Burke and Carolyn Glover for four subjects, Miriam O. Tittle for ten, and Earnest D. Ault for fifteen.
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Fidelity Federal
Frank L. Cogburn
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Leesburg
A. Hutcherson
Ferne M. Jones
Betty J. Miller
Evanelle Shoemaker
Miriam O. Tittle
Vivian F. Wolcott
Arthur C. Wallace
Hope S. Zaleski
Eustis Study Club
Deloris C. Burke
Carolyn Glover
Earnest D. Ault
Education division of Savings and Loan League named
The text notes the Education division of the United States Savings and Loan League based in Chicago Illinois as part of a larger organizational structure.
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Ings and Loan Institute
the Educational Division
The
United States Savings and Loan League
Chicago, Ill
Population milestones of Florida across centuries
Florida's population grows from 34,730 in 1830 to 1,897,414 in 1940, with 187,748 in 1860 and 752,619 in 1910 highlighting steady expansion over many decades.
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