Mount Dora Civic Group Seeks Bowling Club Input
A mail questionnaire titled Our Mount Dora Civic Social Cultural Recreational is sent to organizations including the bowling club. Lewis Shipley and Al Berry lead the joint effort with the Chamber of Commerce and Development Committee to gather publicity ideas and member impressions of bowling. The note also highlights library material and a historical lawn bowling reference to Sir Francis Drake with a grandstand for visitors at Cypress Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Lewis Shipley
Chamber of Commerce
al Berry
Wink Park
Bowling Club
Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
America
Webster Lake
Mass
Art Kimberly
Francis Drake
Dave Wilson
Band Boosters Celebrate Year of Support and Growth
Stephen Vaughn notes a successful year for the Mount Dora Band Boosters highlighted by a Nassau trip won by Dr. W W Mockett. About 165 community members joined the 500 Club as donations from Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Bank of Mount Dora provided working capital. Expenditures included uniforms repairs and new instruments and a Gainesville trip for halftime shows. Ed Pitzer was installed as president with Everett Kelly, F B Lunsford, and Sidney Johnson in other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Vaughn
Nassau
W. W. Mockett
Mount Dora
Vaughn
Gainesville
The
American Legion
Ed Pitzer
Everett Kelly
F. B. Lunsford
Sidney Johnson
Miss A Martha Schutte 71 Final Rites Held
Miss A Martha Schutte 71 died Sunday after residing in Mount Dora for four years. She previously lived in St Cloud for 13 years and was a member of the Order of Eastern Star Staten Island Chapter 75 and Mount Dora Woman's Club. Survived by sister Mrs Gesine Gericke of Mount Dora. Rev Kenneth Book officiated at Rehbaum Chapel with Rehbaum Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehbaum Chapel
A. Martha Schutte
Mount Dora
St. Cloud
Order of Eastern Star
Staten Island
N. Y
Kenneth Book
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Mount Dora Club dominates Lake County shuffleboard play
Lake County Round Robin in Tavares sees Mount Dora clubs win eight of eleven games with one voided by time limit. In playoffs Earl Taylor and partner defeat Carroll Pateh 106 to 94. Red and Black event next with high scores led by Owen Wheeler team 231 and other top pairs. Two members Willmott and Mills cited in club obituary list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Tavares
Mount Dora
Earl Taylor
Carroll Pateh
Ted Beck
Bert
Owen-Wheeler
Man
Lena Gibbs
Walter Braunies
Charles Steuhr
Jack Buxton
Bert Owen
Bethel Smith
Earl Shorb
Bernice Prentice
al Oatis
Patch
Fred Garbe
Bill Nolet
Clarence Owen
Joe Smith
Mary Klein
Jessie French
LSJC President Hosts Tea For Graduates At Silver Lake Campus
Dr. Paul P. Williams president of Lake Sumter Junior College and Mrs. Williams hosted a tea honoring graduates and their parents. The event ran from 4 to 5 p.m. at the library on the Silver Lake campus with secretarial staff assisting at the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Williams
Lake Sumter Junior College
Mount Dora Students Set for LSJC Degrees
Four Mount Dora residents James Alan Bedell Sue Ernes tine Parkhurst Jeannette Ellen Reed and Betty Sue Shaw will receive associate of arts degrees from Lake Sumter Junior College at the Friday 8 p.m. commencement in Leesburg First Baptist Church The graduating class totals 54 with others from Lake Jem Apopka and Zellwood The program includes an address by Kenneth G Skaggs and a degree conferral by Dr Paul P Williams president of Lake Sumter College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alan Bedell
Sue Ernestine Parkhurst
Jeannette Ellen Reed
Betty Sue Shaw
Mount Dora
Lake Sumter Junior College
First Baptist Church of
Leesburg
William Guy Turk II
Lake Jem
Glenda Avery Bock
Apopka
Linda Dianne Johnson
Zellwood
Kenneth G. Skaggs
St. Petersburg Junior College
Paul P. Williams
Lake Sumter
Olive Elliott Elliott Passes At 56 In Mount Dora
Mrs Olive W Elliott 56 died Wednesday May 26 after residing 18 years in Mount Dora formerly of Holcomb Missouri She belonged to First Methodist Church Mount Dora survived by three sons Cecil Lake Alfred Warren Pine Castle and Larry in the Navy three daughters Ramon Thorsen Zellwood Jon Stillings Colorado Springs Cole and Carol Mount Dora eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services were held Saturday at 2 pm at First Methodist Church with Rev William T Blair officiating Interment Pine Forest Cemetery Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive W. Elliott
Mount Dora
Holcomb
First Methodist Church
Cecil
Lake Alfred
Warren
Pine Castle
Larry
United States Navy
Ramon Thorsen
Zellwood
Jon Stillings
Colorado Springs
Cole
Carol
Lora Toole
Eva Shipman
Kennett
Maymie Ham
Portageville
Louise Selby
Janet Ham
Hayward
Calif
Earl Waddell
William T. Blair
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Lake Griffin Park Receives $40,000 for New Buildings
Construction funds totaling $40,000 for Lake Griffin State Park were approved in the Florida Board of Parks biennial budget. Director Bill Miller credits Senator Welborn Daniel and Representative W. H. Reedy for the effort. New facilities are expected to be announced in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Griffin State Park
Florida Board of Parks
Bill Miller
Miller
Welborn Daniel
W. H. Reedy
Ancient Hammurabi medical laws and modern prescription tip
The text cites Hammurabi era medical regulations offering compensation for eye care and penalties for harm. It then promotes SEA BROOK'S Pharmacy at 639 North Donnelly with a contact number. A household hint suggests cleaning book covers with a vinegar solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook’s
North Donnelly Aor
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Cypress Gardens
Iva Kime
Lake Ola Drive
Sylvan Rhadeee
Miss Schutte
Chevrolet
U.S.A
Ieneneraeensaeneeee
S. Bay St
Eustis, Florida
LSJC
Olive Elliott
Lake Griffin Park
Bill Seabrook
Hammurabi
B.C
Caudel & Larsen
Texaco
Donnelly
Blanche J. Markert
Donnelly St
Franck’s Restaurant
N. Highland
Triangle Oil Corp
N. Donnelly St
Sally Dress Shop
Parker’s Food Market
Fifth Ave
Ladue-Lashar Realty CO
W. Hwy
Landseair Travel Service
Alt
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Beebe Photographic Center
Dixie Drive
Seabrook’s. Pharmacy
N. Baker St
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