Triangle Teens Fish For Prizes In City Rodeo
Wendy hosts a Teen Fishing Rodeo sponsored by Tommy An Der son's Fishermen's Den in the Golden Triangle open to all teens with no entry fee. Weekly contests run Wednesday to Wednesday with prizes for bass heaviest and longest bass panfish mudfish garfish and more. Participants visit Fishermen's Den at 1312 S Bay St in Eustis for gear tips and latest fishing info while Cortland's showcases summer swimwear nearby.
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Triangle
Tommy Anderson
Fishermen’s den
Golden Triangle
S. Bay St
Fishermen's den
Eustis
Herlong Blames Smog of Politics on Action Delays
Rep Herlong criticizes political smog as hindering action on housing education and farm price supports. He cites a medical aid bill shaping care for about 1 million seniors and discusses Cuban sugar subsidies and pending money bills as Congress nears adjournment.
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Benefed Ae
Herlong
Pam
House
Ways and Means
House Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
The
Lake
Cuba
Tangerine Improvement Society forms Zellwood Fire Protection panel
Rev. George Southworth announces two appointees to the Zellwood Fire Protection committee. R. B. Miller chairs, Kenneth Maglathlin is vice chair, with Donald Vincent and Roy E. Reeve, W. D. Lovelady on the panel. monthly meetings will plan protection for Zellwood precinct 33. Also notes summer visits and local visits.
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George Southworth
Tangerine Improvement Society
Zellwood Fire Protection Committee
R. B. Miller
Zellwood
Kenneth Maglathlin
Tangerine
Donald Vincent
Roy E. Reeve
Olabeach
W. D. Lovelady
Midland
Mich
Harry Brelsford
Shan Rossa
Art Burgess
Lapeer
Miami
James Johns
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Harry Bradford
J. S. Williams
Russell Williams
Gail
Mike
Ninety Three Girls Attend 4 H Camp
Ninety three Lake County and forty four Hernando County girls attended the Lake County 4 H camp at Camp McQuarrie Astor Park with the theme Signs of the Zodiac. Senior and junior leaders facilitated classes on grooming manners dating and film demonstrations on cleanliness while adult leaders assisted.
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Lake County
Camp McQuarrie
Astor Park
Hernando County
Ily Stevens
J. T. Forrest
Marian Arey
Ruth Milton
Virginia Ferguson
Stella Burden
Lynn Arey
Jean Craw
Barbara Giddens
Marsha McAllister
Florida Citrus Exchange names officers for sixth term
G. B. Hurlburt was reelected third vice president and Armer C. Johnson stayed on the board of directors at a recent meeting. Phil C. Peters of Orange county was renamed president for his sixth term.
Meat Packing Firm VY. P. Retires Here
Eugene A. Moss of Chicago retires as vice president of Swift & Co after a career in meat by products and industrial uses. He moved to Mount He with Mrs. Moss at 415 Third Ave. in retirement. Moss joined Swift in 1920 and held multiple roles including purchasing and industrial products. He is a World War I veteran from Salt Lake City raised in St. Paul. They have two children, Mrs. James E. Gamble and James Moss.
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Eugene A. Moss
Chicago
Mount He
Moss
415
Third Av
Lou L. Heatons
Swift & Co
Swift
South St. Paul
Chicago General
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
James E. Gamble
Ft. Lauderdale
James Moss
Rotary Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
Francis F. Henderson was elected president of the Rotary club at the Community building annual meeting. A. V. Martin is vice president, Ray Wright secretary, Grady Simpson treasurer, with Lewis Shipley, Paul Turrentine, and John Richmond as directors. A pin was given to retiring president Lewis Shipley. A film titled The City of the Century was shown. The club will continue its student loan and counseling service guiding sixth graders upward on course selection and college fit, with loans repayable three years after graduation. The Memorial Home for Senior Citizens trustees include Rotarians.
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Francis F. Henderson
Rotary Club
A. V. Martin
Ray Wright
Grady Simpson
Lewis Shipley
Paul Turrentine
John Richmond
the Memorial Home For
Four Way Singing Convention at Refuge Baptist Church
The Four Way Singing Convention will meet at Refuge Baptist Church near Bartow on Highway 60 between Lake Wales on Sunday July 3 at 11 a.m. A lunch is planned at noon and singing continues until 4 30 p.m. The public is invited.
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Four Way Singers
Four Way
Refuge Baptist Church
Bartow
Highway 60
Lake Wales
Home the Dearest Spot at the Center of Earth
A notion attributed to Mary Baker Eddy states that home is the dearest spot on earth and should be the center rather than the boundary of the air actions.
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Earth
Nature Gifts Us Two Ears Eyes One Tongue
A proverb stressing listening and observing over speaking. It emphasizes using both ears and eyes to learn before voicing opinions. The saying warns against unnecessary talking and promotes patient understanding.
Traveling Reveals Value of Home, Thoreau Declares
The quote by Henry David Thoreau asserts that true travel enhances appreciation of home. It emphasizes travel as a means to understand and enjoy one's own place more deeply.
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Wendy
Cortland’s
Mount Dora
Jamaica
Henry Ford
Dacron & Cotton
C. E. Poling
Esther Williams
Cypress Gardens
Fernando Lamas
Meat Packing Firm
VY. P
Santayana
Edgar Howe
Rotary
Mary Baker Eddy
Florida Central Academy Inc
Florida Central
Boy's Preparatory School
Mt. Plymouth Hotel Property
State OF Florida
P. D
Sorrento, Florida
Henry David Thoreau
Cass
Florida
Thurs
Omey Laure Arey Eater
Sears - Sore Crime
Wolly Terry Oan Rooney - Moore - Duryea
Ea Ean Ryan Atl Amu Arti
SUN
Lewis
Lancaster Hepru
Nbc-Tv
Pat Boone
Corvair
Chevrolet
Corvair 700
Eustis, Florida
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