Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club Annual Meeting and Events
About 150 members attended the March 2 meeting led by President Walter Towe. Officers and committees reported, with the treasury at 1226.35 and operating expenses 2376.00. Elections were held with Heaton and Garrison winning treasurer and director posts after floor nominations. The night closed with singing and adjournment at 10 p.m. A March 18 19 Mount Dora Triples Championship was announced with the Barry Trophy and other prizes. Also noted were upcoming intramural Mixed Doubles and a death notice for Irving Halstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Towe
Sarah Williams
Walter
Louene
Arthur Miller
Neil Ross
Towe
John Mueller
Ted Foley
Wink” Park
Kate Ensign
Vernon Sherrard
Lou Heaton
Mary Garrison
Myrtle Warner
Arthur Jewell
Charles Semler
Ses
Sion
Leota Cavanaugh
Edith Swartz
Edith
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce
Winnie
al Barry
Winifred
Alfred P. Barry
Florida
Jesse D. Willmott
Irving Halstead
West Eaton
N. Y
Mabel
Stetson Authorized to participate in new two year ROTC program
Stetson University has signed with the United States Army to join a new two year ROTC program allowing junior college students to enroll in Military Science while continuing the current four year program. The 1964 law provides tuition books fees and laboratory expenses and retainer pay of 50 dollars monthly for scholarship cadets and 40 dollars monthly for other cadets in the final two years. Full program details and scholarship numbers will be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Johnson
ROTC
Stetson
Lake County Bridge Club Results At Umatilla
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Umatilla Community Building for an eight table Mitchell movement. North South winners were first Mrs Paul Gerding and H D Hufford, second Mrs Ellen Confer and Mrs Carrie Lee, third Ernest Butler and Mrs Madge Gardner. East West winners were first Ray Breed en and L J Smith, second Mrs George Caldwell and Mrs James Hanson, third Mrs J S Allen and Mrs R B Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
Mitchell
Paul Gerding
H. D. Hufford
Ellen Confer
Carrie Lee
Ernest Butler
Madge Gardner
Ray Breeden
L. J. Smith
George Caldwell
James Hanson
J. S. Allen
R. B Cooper
Park Residents Notice Guest Visits and Scout Cookies
The weekly Park column notes manager Grady Simpson seen mornings around the Park as temperatures rise toward 50 degrees and Girl Scout Dorine sells cookies. It lists visiting friends and relatives from Woodstock Schenectady Wooster Hagerstown and Daytona Beach plus a Hampton Debois Academy program and a guest speaker Rev Booth from Lakeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Simpson
Dorine
Florence
Es Holumzer
Woodstock
Earl Bixby
Lee Stahl
Schenectady
N. Y
C. Starr
Lois Woodley
Chambers
Circle Dr
Starr
Jack Riggall
Jack
Iva Vesburgh
Westminister
Riggall
Herbert Webber
Charles Brown
William Bricker
East Liverpool
Ohio
Henry Schneidmiller
Thelma Berryhill
Ira Johnson
Tampa
Audrey House
Mabel Capicotto
Chicago
Ill
Rollo Every
Daytona Beach
Smith Charles
Circle
Ladd
Austin
Hampton Debois Academy
Booth
Lakeland
John Barney 74 Dies in Eustis Georgia Native Remembered in Mount Dora Area
John Barney 74 died in Eustis Saturday after living in the Mount Dora area 32 years. He was born in Georgia and belonged to the Baptist Church. Survived by brother Willie Webb Savannah Ga and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Chapel Eustis Sunday 3 p.m. Reverend David Coffield officiating. Interment Lakeside Memory Gardens Cemetery Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barney
Eustis
Georgia
Mount Dora
The
Baptist Church
Willie Webb
Savannah
Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin
David Coffield
Lakeside Memory Gardens
Alligators in Florida Study Tagged for Research
Florida researchers tag alligators with bright bands to track movement growth and reproduction. The program aims to measure seasonal effects on populations and understand the alligator as a key ecological factor in maintaining Florida’s natural balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Death of 74 year old Mr Wagehe L Beckhold
Mr Wagehe L Beckhold 74 died Monday after living with his brother Ted for six years in his winter residence. He was from Detroit Michigan and is survived by brothers Charlie of Los Angeles and Joseph of Detroit and sister Mrs Florence Ruggles of Detroit along with several nieces and nephews. Rehbaum Funeral Home handles return to Detroit for services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagehe L. Beckhold
Ted
Detroit
Mich
Charlie
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph
Florence Ruggles
Rehbaum
Alligator Hunt Yields 18735 Giants for Hide Dealers
The article notes concerns about civilization threatening survival and discusses a wildlife official statement on harvest limits. It cites the 1959-60 season when 18 735 alligators over six feet were taken to state hide dealers, highlighting potential risks to the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Local Golf Club Awards and Officers Named
Flite B J fetherlin and Flite A J French led with first low putts, while Flite B M Wiley and Flite A H Rutledge earned second low gross. Flite B F Helard and Flite A I Schaffer led Ringers, with Hallenbeck. Tod Stucher elected as officer alongside French Una Doub and Eleanor Mockett. Una Doub and Walter Gray won mixed foursome low net. Bess Gallagher and Hod Dumont had low putts. Jessie French and Jim Wright noted as partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fetherlin
J. French
M. Wiley
H. Rutledge
F. Helard
I. Schaffer
L. Hallenbeck
Tod Stucher
French
Dent
Una Doub
Eleanor Mockett
Gross
Walter Gray
Low Net
Bess Gallagher
Hod Dumont
Jessie French
Jim Wright
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Old Milwaukee
Velda
By Mary Green
Saas
Robert L. Carle
University of Wisconsin
First National Bank of Madison
Wisconsin
F.d.1.c
Member
Federal Reserve System
Earl A. Anderson
Seventh Ave
Fila
U.S
Poconos
N. Y. Res
Rockefeller Plaza
Lake County Fair
Lake‘ County
Game, Fish and Forestry
U. S. Navy
U. S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Earth’s
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