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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
2
Ten shuffleboard teams competed in Mount Dora Round Robin with a 15 win 15 loss split for all. Red Black finals saw Red prevail 103 79 then 103 85 with officials and volunteers listed. Several players planned northern trips and family news followed.
In a Washington back home message, Representative Herlong pledges opposition to wasteful federal outlays. He recalls a July recess visiting district counties and thanks constituents for newsletters and TV feedback while joking about his TV appearance and proposing a darker background for future broadcasts.
Elizabeth Denbroeder 86 died in a Leesburg nursing home last week former Boston resident lived in Mount Dora over 25 years member of Mount Dora Community Church survived by three sisters Florence Ellison Nellie Deal and Rosette Pickett services held at Rehbaum Funeral Home with Rev H W Kuhlman officiating interment later at Whitman Massachusetts.
The note mentions Lynda graduating with honors and winning a college scholarship. It recalls her February visit to Mount Dora and time at the Shuffleboard courts. Andy is grooming prizes for another tournament next winter, and both Andy and Mrs. Hvolbek send best wishes to club friends as they anticipate renewing associations in late October.
A baby girl, ledford, died at an Eustis hospital on Saturday. Survived by parents J C Ledford Jr Plymouth two sisters M Ann and Donna Marie two brothers Phillip Dean and Johnny Ray paternal grandparents J C Ledford Sr Steele Mo maternal grandfather Oscar Dickson Henderson Tenn Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements. The July Florida Trend Magazine discusses highway toll disputes with Congressman William C Cramer warning of 50 million in federal funds at risk and State Turnpike Authority Chairman John Hammer denying the claim.
A letter from Stewart and Madge Gibson notes they missed the July 4 pot luck and encloses a Des Moines clipping about Iowa relief. The piece recalls neighbors in Mount Ralph, Orlando, and North Carolina. updates on Helen McKay, the Jewells, Dr. and Mrs. Lee, and local egret roosts near Lake Gertrude as dozens gather for the night.
Word arrived of the July 4 death of John E. Breckenridge at Edgar Nursing Home in Woodbridge New Jersey He was a former Lawn Bowling Club member and brother of W E Breckenridge of Mount Dora.
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