Hand Released From Wheel Triggers Teen Car Crash
Four teenagers from Eustis were hospitalized after a 1951 Ford struck a palm tree on Highland Ave in front of O. W. Sadler. Police say a hand released from the wheel while the driver, Joel Register, 16, reached to adjust clothing caused the wreck. Elizabeth Frazer, 15, suffered a fractured skull and facial cuts. Raymond Parrish, 16, had a broken arm and head injuries. Phyllis Stepp, 14, had facial cuts and head injuries. All were treated at Waterman Memorial Hospital. Register was treated for chest bruises and lacerations. The group appeared headed to a Springs swim when the accident occurred at about 35 mph.
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Waterman Memorial Hospital
O. W. Sadler
Highland Av
Ford
Eustis
Elizabeth Frazer
Raymond
National Guard Guard Ralph Weinmann Enlists For Fort Benning Training
Ralph Weinmann of the Orlando unit of the National Guard travels to Fort Benning for two months of training in the cook's school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Weinmann of Sorrento.
Guild Meets at Mrs Crosswhite Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Crosswhite today at 8 p.m. The gathering will discuss upcoming service projects and community outreach efforts.
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GUILD
First Methodist Church
Mary Crosswhite
L. L. Continues Winning Play
Mount Dora Little League earns another win as they prepare to face Umatilla at 3 p.m. today in Umatilla. They defeated Eustis 19 to 5 last Thursday with Butch Alexander homering after four hits in five at bats while taking three innings on the mound. Dick Moots added three hits including a triple, and J M Pickren, Durden, Haskins, and Jimmy Simpson matched with two hits each.
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Umatilla
Eustis
Butch Alexander
Sonny Hughes
Tampa
Butch
Dick Moots
J. M. Pickren
Moots
Picktren
Durden
Haskins
Jimmy Simpson
Sadler
Graves
Dake
Flavell
McHaffie
North Carolinian to head Lake County home agent post
Miss Marion Bullard of North Carolina will take over as Lake County home co agent on August 1. Mrs. Lucie K. Miller retires after 19 years, citing health. Bullard brings seven years as a home demonstration agent and experience in nutrition education and dietetics.
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Marion Bullard
North Carolina
Lake County Home Co
Lucie K. Miller
Lake County Board of Commissioners
Recreation Attendance Rises at City Summer Programs
Swimming remains the main draw as 326 use the municipal beach at Lake Gertrude during a week of city recreation. Total weekly attendance reaches 705 with arts and crafts at 77 and multiple activities like band practice, reading, Little League baseball, and tennis rounding out the program under the Art League leaders.
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Lake Gertrude
Ronald Aldrich
Art League
Kendall Jones
Edith Fairfax Davenport
John Barker Dies in Deansboro New York
The death of 83 year old John B. Barker of Deansboro New York was reported from Mount Dora Florida He was a retired plumbing contractor and had lived in Deansboro for over 20 years He is survived by son J Oren Barker of Deansboro brother Arthur of Ro Michigan and four grandchildren Funeral services were held at Owens Funeral Home in Clinton New York.
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Mount Dora
Deansboro
N. Y
John B. Barker
Barker
J. Oren Barker
Arthur
Ro , Mich
Owens Funeral Home
Clinton
Scottish Rite Meets at Leesburg Dinner Event
The Lake Scottish Rite club and Ladies of the Lake plan a dinner at the Leesburg Recreation Center Friday night at 7 30. Secretary J Toms Dover issues the notice.
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Scottish Rite
Lake
Scottish Rite Club
Ladies of the Lake
Leesburg
J. Toms Dover
DENTAL Do s And Don ts Community Service Series
A Florida Dental Society community service article urges brushing teeth thoroughly after each meal and after snacking. If brushing isn’t possible, rinse with water to reduce cavities and save time and money.
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Florida Dental Society
Baptist Women Present Program At Circle Meeting
A program directed by Mrs. Charles Burchett was presented at the regular Business Women's Circle meeting of the Baptist church held at Mrs. Glenn Chapman’s home. Twenty members attended Tuesday evening.
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Charles Burchett
Business Women’s Circle of the Baptist Church
Glenn Chapman
Poll on Segregation Sees Few Respondents and Mixed Views
The Topic questionnaire on the Supreme Court ruling ending segregation drew few replies, with most respondents opposing abolition and predicting violence if integration occurs. Only one ballot supported ending segregation, while others favored keeping school color lines, and some cited religious grounds.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Richard W. Irvin
Irvin
Florida
Supreme Court
Glenn Wins Vote Of TV Audience In Local Talent Show
Mount Dora dancer Glenn Woodworth won the first talent show staged by WDBO TV after an audience poll. He receives a portable radio and will travel to New York with his Orlando dancing school representatives for another TV appearance and further study.
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Glenn Woodworth
Mount Dora
New York City
Wdbo-Tv
Glenn
Orlando
New York
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