Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Tournament Draws Record Crowd
The Chamber of Commerce mixed triples event drew a record turnout with 28 Southeastern Division teams. Winners were Steve Horwath Grace Dean and Bill Kaestle from Orlando, followed by Mears Quick of Daytona and other local duos. The next tournament will follow a new rule set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
al Berry
Foley
Willmott
Mount Dora
Sam Shaw
Steve Horwath
Grace Dean
Bill Kaestle
Orlando
Mrs. Mears
Quick
Daytona
Dumain
Ryson
Sandy Watson
Frances Quoos
Vivian Esch
Harold Esch
Merve
Mable Watts
Earl Albertson
Peabody
Bill Jealous
Gregg Abbey
Art Frances
Willard Walker
General Games
Ted Foley
Ben Applegate
Harry Borner
Pete Peterson
Gertrude
Laird Dinsmore
Marsh
Malden Woman Florence Shackley Dies While Visiting Eustis
Florence M. Shackley 82 of Malden Mass died in a Eustis Hospital while visiting her niece Mrs Gladys E Mohler of Mount Dora. She belonged to First Baptist Church Malden. Survived by niece Mrs Mohler and nephews Charles and Albert Hill. Services were held March 3 at Rehbaum Harden Chapel. Interment in Malden Massachusetts.
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Lake Jem Road
Andy Currie
Waterman
A. George Currie
Andy
Gladys Mohler
Guelph
Ontario
Ed Campbell
Burlingames
Mount Dora
Florence M. Shackley
Malden
Mass
Eustis
Gladys E. Mohler
Shackley
First Baptist Church
Mohler
Charles
Albert Hill
Worcester
Rehbaum- Harden Chapel
Leo Lacy
Herlong Named To FPC Directors Slate For Election
Byron E. Herlong of Leesburg appears on Florida Power Corp proxy ballots for the annual stockholders meeting on Thursday March 30. He heads multiple Leesburg businesses and serves as chair of Citizens National Bank and a director of Tavares and Gulf Railroad, reflecting the all Florida director tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlong
FPC
Florida Power Corporation
Byron E. Herlong
Leesburg
Florida
A. Sydney Herlong
Golf Club Champion Dinner and Citrus Open Contenders
The Bravaere Golf Club honored winners at a banquet with Don Fore bush praised for scoring. John McCormick rose from fourth to win his flight and was named most improved golfer of the year. Tickets remain for the Citrus Open with Vern Maltby and Elwood McHaffie in the Pro-Am. Winners by flight include H Simpson and E McHaffie in the Championship, Gordon Wilson in Second, Robert Ashton in Third, John McCormick in Fourth, Grady Simpson in Fifth, Al Seabrook in Sixth, Ken Hill in Seventh, John Wilmarth in Eighth, and Frank Klinghbeil in Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravaere
Don Forebush
Sadler
John McCormick
Golf Club
Vern Maltby
Elwood McHaffie
Mosteller
H. Simpson
E. McHaffie
Glen Brown
Buddy Hughes
Bill Bland
Gordon Wilson
Paul Oberhelman
Earl Dounda
Robert Ashton
W. S. Downs
Walter Mockett
Buck Buchanan
Coble Demonstrates Effectiveness as Legislator
Coble's hometown newspaper asserts that he has demonstrated his effectiveness as a legislator, highlighting his work and impact in the state assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coble
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Mildred
Rufus Howe
Rufus
Mr. Herlong
A. S. Herlong
Sumterville
Fla
Kiwanis, American Legion
Chamber of Commerce, Jaycees
Florida Council of 100
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Leesburg General Hospital
Benwell
SONY
Euantehionen
A. P. Phillips
A. P. Phillips Co
Kiwanis
Oscar Schubert
Far Right
Dick Edgerton
Far Left
Phillips
Ner
Harold Overhiser
Grady Simpson
Chris Logas
K. G. Doub
al Seabrook
Cy Gentry
Doug Scraff
Ken Hill
Tom Kelly
Fred Gross
John Wilmarth
Paul Murray
Buck Sadler
Frank Klinghbeil
al Hansen
George Visel
Hallmark
Donnelly
Kermit
Lake County
Kermit Coble
Democrat
DeLand Sun News
The
Citrus County Chronicle
Tar Boyd
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