Mount Dora Bowling Club News and Events Update
The Mount Dora Bowling club reports on committee news and weekly items. Final Mixed Doubles champions were Fred Wheeler and Mrs Palmer, with the trophy from First National Bank. March meetings included North Central Florida League events in DeLand and host club planning for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IU Ri
Peabody
Daytona
DeLand
Mount Dora
New Smyrna
Frank Bridgman
John Tradinger
North Central Florida League
Harry Swift
Ed Blackburne
Major Marsh
Harold Esch
Edward Deming
Hartford
A.S.B.A
Midwest
Myrtle Kellogg
Kansas City
Arthur Fleming
Kan
Art Fleming
Orlando
Warner Hall
D.D
Henry Allison
Charlotte
N. C
Verne Martin
Canada
Edward Johnson
F. Lang
A. Blackburne
J. Nelson
C. Hall
A. Nelson
F. Crockett
A. Garrison
W. Woolman
Planting advice on avocados and mangoes for mild winters
County Agent R. E. Norris notes two warm winters have led to questions about avocados and mangoes. He says avoid commercial plantings in the area but avocados are more hardy and can succeed in protected spots. Varieties include Gott fried Winter Mexican Taylor Lula Nabal Haden Zill Springfels with careful protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Norris
Norris
Gottfried
Taylor
Dora's New Music Instructor Charms Students At PTA Night
Mount Dora reveals its new music instructor Charles Gordon Rex a paralyzed yet prolific educator and performer. He majored at Rollins after Amherst and studied in New York under Alfredo Martino, later directing bands and composing. Rex and his wife, the accompanist, moved from Winter Park to instruct locally. He has published works and directed cantatas while planning a symphony at age 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gordon Rex
PTA
Mount Dora
Winter Park
Glee Club
Dora
Rex
Springfield
Mass
Royal Cadman
New York City
Alfredo Martino
Martino
New York
Betty McCauslin
A. R. McCauslin
Montverde School
Lake County
Chubby Charles Rex, Jr
Lakeland Choral Group
Rollins
Algernon Sidney Sullivan
Merchants League finish drives to final games week
Local sports write about the Merchants League title chase with four leaders in reach. Hotel Hops upset S Red Ravens to move into second. Mount Dora and Riley's clash in a local doubles, while a four way birthday gala at the Simpson Hotel honors Margaret Doleman and guests.
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Merchants League
Hotel Bell
Red Ravens
Rexall
Sally
Jones
Rehbaum
Hotel
Spang
Mount Dora
Peabody Club
Daytona Beach
Rush Boggs
Fred Place
W. Gibbs
Bert Peterman
Ellis
J. McKimmy
Earl Dodd
S. A. Hornung
Boggs
Place
Riley
Trailer Park Club
Paul Anderson
George Eaton
Frank Fleshman
Percy Barnes
Rileys
John Bukey
Bill Blumenshine
Martin Metzendorf
K. F
Simpson Hotel
Margaret Doleman
Charlie Brock
Gardner Bourne
Doleman
The Consistent Fishing Enthusiast and the Scrap Metal Ruse
Ray mond Brantagian of Clifton New Jersey caught multiple bass including two five and a three pounder and a six pounder over three days. He later showed scrap metal from a body shop to Elmer Gaum to explain the smelly catch. Pat Conner and others protested the publicity as Clarence tried to justify the weighed down fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brantagian
Clifton, N. J
Elmer Gaum
Sylvan Shores
Elmer
Pat” Conner
Henry Ball
Henry Stein
Conner
Topic Office
Sion
Clarence
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W. E. Breckenridge
N. Grandview Sr
Robert A. Decker
Forrest A. de Graff
Alfred Maben
Chas. L. Marsh
Ned Avihuse
Nalean Winthinas
Stephenson
Lake Wales Tourist Club
Ira Kellogg
George Church
Skip Charles Marsh
Morrow
Morhaus
Skip Clark
Strongarm Kellogg
Doran
Bob Decker
Florida
Lake Wales
Christian Science Monitor
ABC
Norway St
Boston
U.S.A
George Berkeley
Polar Gas Service
Protane Gas
Protane Corporation
Virginia Drive
Yasseee
Dora Club
Senate
George Smathers
Robert R. Reed
R. H. Rehm
al Maben
Edwin L. Pulis
Alan Grant
C. G. Rex
Leonard Barker
S. Orange Ave
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF
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Leesburg
Judy O'Grady
Dan H. Wilmot
Jenny Kenny
Roswell
N. M
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian D. Lar
Jersey
Sunset Valley Dairy
Parker Bros
Florida Power
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