Lawn Bowling Friends Share Summer Travel News
News from Mount Dora era friends describes summer travel plans and returns. Cap Mitchell heads from Boston to Port Washington to collect a 38 foot cruiser then sails back, stopping at ports along the way. Vinnie Prince schedules a June 30 arrival at the Flanders Hotel Ocean City New Jersey and Mount Dora afterward. Harold Esch notes rain and wishes for Florida. The Cascade group reports a 2700 mile tour ending at Lake Ellen with visits to Charleston and Granville Ohio before Mother's Day. The Al Fisks.
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Mitchell
Boston
Bayer
Port Washington
L. I
Vinnie Prince
Jenkintown
Flanders Hotel
Ocean City
N. J
Mount Dora
Harold Esch
Southeast Bowler
Wauwatosa
Wis
Florida
Cascade
Lake Ellen
A. J. Weber
Milwaukee
Florence Hanscom
Wisconsin
Charleston
S. C
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
C. E. Rowe
al Fisks
It's All So Simple Says Linda a Talent for Trouble
Editor's note reviews Linda Woodham's winning essay in the seniors contest by the Woman's club. The piece humorously claims artistry in getting into trouble, with examples of pranks on family, friends, and a dented car, and ends with a reflection on 17 years of experimentation.
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Linda
Linda Woodham
Woman's Club
Church calls for new leadership to heal world hurt
The Church argues for a global, world conscious spirit and durable method for living together, stating no superficial policy can save us. Dean Frank Lankard Baldwin-Wallace College.
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Church
Frank Lankard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Shuffleboard schedules disrupted by weather and wins at two cities
The article recounts a shuffled week for shuffleboard players with plans to Orlando thwarted by rain. It notes 28 players on dry home courts taking part in Red and Black scrambles, with multiple two out of three results and playoff winners. It also covers a Leesburg intercity meetup with 36 players, 27 games, and playoff outcomes led by Rev. Kuhlman and A. R. Kinsey.
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Mary's
Joan
Helen
Helen's
Mary’s
Revman
A. R. Kinsey
Earl Dodd
Bob Alderman
Tom Hunter
Anna Beard
Bob Mills
Myra Engler
Doc Horning
Orlando
Rayak
Doc Kreyer
W. T. Sharp
Manson Miller
W. A. Conrad
George Sheppard
Harry Prentice
W. T. Sharpe
Anna Meadhe
A. E. Young
Walter Hall
Ann Smith
John Bakey
C. B. Tman
Lena Gibbs
Peterman
Dooley
High Reds
Prentice
Christine Short
Ray Dooley
Fred Place
Tom Potts
Young
C. B. Peterman
Leesburg
Reds
Blacks
Luncheon Honors Mrs Key of Sanford in Tangerine
Tangerine notes Mrs L and Mrs C Smith host a luncheon for guest Mrs R Key of Sanford with social circuits. Estey heirs and Hugheses spent weekend with Mrs Elmer Kitt of Daytona Beach. Mrs John Page convalescing on Lake Page. Tyndalls and Sayrs visited Cocoa and Mrs DeJong visited daughter in Jacksonville.
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L., C. Smith
C. H. Estey
Helen Creminty Buron
R. Key
Sanford
Mne Estey
Ivor Hughes
Elmer Kitt
Daytona Beach
John Page
Lake Page
John Tyndall
W. R. Sayrs
Truth Cannot Be Contaminated by Error
Mary Baker Eddy quote attributed to the discourse emphasizes the inviolability of truth despite the presence of error. The line argues that error cannot taint truth and underscores a spiritual principle in Christian Science thought.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
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D. D. Roseborough
George J. White
Roy Christopher
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Central Florida Motor Sales
Eustis
Clifford
By Morris Deering
Kuhlman
Meuche
Ray Blanchard
Tom Edwards
Tech
W. C. Doane
Mrs. C. E
Leonard Barker
Lilis
Goodyear
Goodflyear
Pathfinder
Goopsyear
Caudel
Larsen
Texaco Service
Donnelly
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