Garrison Pair Win First National Bank Silver Mixed Doubles
Albert and Mary Garrison, natives of Pennsylvania, win the mixed doubles for the First National Bank Silver trophy. They reside in Mount Dora after retirement, with a long railroad career and deep bowling roots. The club event drew about 100 at Lakeside Inn with films, color photos, and social games.
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Albert
Mary Garrison
National Bank
Pennsylvania
Garrisons
Elgin
Ill
Baltimore
Waynesburg
Penn. R. R
Chicago
Garrison
Mount Dora
Lake Gertrude
Forrest DeGraff
Lakeside Inn
Kansas City
Arthur Fleming
Europe
Robert Zacharias
Moving Pictures
Howell
Jones
Florida
Ed Wallace
Walter Woolman
Mary Baker Eddy on ethics guiding thought and fact
The statement argues that true ethics guide thought spiritually and benefit all, asserting that only philosophies and religions grounded in facts and resisting speculation offer real instruction. Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes practicality over fables.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Eighth Graders Tie for Honor Roll Across Grades
The eighth grade led in the number of students on the honor roll, tying with seventh grade by percentage in the fourth grading period. A list of students by grade includes A students Patty Alexander through Patsy Wells in seventh grade and Buster Brown through Walter TeStrake in eighth grade, plus higher grades with names such as George Cox and Linda Woodham.
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Patty Alexander
Mardie Bardwell
Mary Anne Brotherson
Ann Edwards
Cathie Land
Ann Minkley
Robert Poole
Martha Sadler
Charles Wareing
Patsy Wells
Wendla Bardwell
Delores Billette
Virginia
Bryant
Sandra Carroll
Kenneth Cox
John Groves
Joyce Moon
David Sanders
Leslie Sanders
Cora Anne Sadler
Barbara Schwartz
Margaret Sadler
Buster Brown
Patty Johnson
Sara Jo Land
Lestina Larsen
Anita Stedrowsky
Walter TeStrake
George Cox
Verline Hughes
Linda Woodham
Ann Bowers
Paul Hopkins
Jackie Hutchinson
Jean Parker
Diana TeStrake
Bill Beims
Max Blaske
Patsy Dean
Bonita Massey
Charles Moorhead
Billy Odom
Jean Pike
Martha Simpson
Florida Farm Values Jump 72 Percent Since 1945
Florida farm land and buildings totaled 858,426,000 with 56,921 farms, groves, and ranches in 1950. The Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports values up 72 percent since 1945. Average farm size rose to 290 acres, electricity served 40,535 farms, and 10,253 had telephones, roughly doubling 1945 figures.
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Florida
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
State Chamber
Shuffleboard Teams Compete At Northern District Tourney
Four Mount Dora mixed doubles teams entered the Northern District Gould trophy event in Eustis last week with 47 teams participating. Doust's pair reached the quarter finals while Hill and Arnheim of Orlando won the trophy and a Peabody club Daytona team finished runner up. The meet drew about 180 diners with Ohio leading attendance at the shuffleboard event.
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Clarence Rogers
Lakeside
Orlando
Mount Dora
Louise Skoglund
Marguerite Chesley
Charles Skoglund
John Chesley
Skip Foreman
Mrs. Hice
Eustis
Charles Doust
Marianna Clark
George Purdy
Lillian Miller
Lisle Woods
Jean Herblin
Fred Place
Doust
Hill
Arnheim
Peabody Club
Daytona
Lawn Bowling
Shuffleboard Club
S. A. Horning
Handley
Earl Shorb
Lester Purdy
Lou L. Heaton
Bud Rowland
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Lawn ‘Bowling
By Breck
Leonard Barker
Optometrist
Sylvan Shores
Raymond Loewy Assoc
Pe Ashe
Orange Ave
Fla
Zfadt
J. W. Willmott
Lawn Bowling Club
Ohio
Bill Morrell
Anna Schoenberger
Anna Muecke
Charlie Brock
Mrs. Purdy
Rogers
Horning
Ry Pd
Florida Power Corporation
C. E. Brown
Fourth & Alexander
Dead River
City
Silver Springs
Wise Boat Works
C. A. Vaughn, JR
Lake County
Chase & Sanborn
ARGO
California
Brussels
Pkes
Sunnyland
Hickory
Sunnyland Almeat
Bologna
Joe
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