Trudy Tradinger A Lifelong Engr And Bowling Club Leader
John G Tradinger known as Trudy, born in Bradford England, educated in engineering, built plants for General Electric in Massachusetts and collaborated on the first flat slab reinforced concrete building in Massachusetts. He served as Secretary of the Bowling club since 1949 and is active in Mount Dora cultural groups.
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John G. Tradinger
Trudy
Bradford
England
Bradford Technical College
Liverpool University
U. S
General Electric
Lynn
Mass
Everett
Hudson
Springfield
North Easton
Taunton
Windsor, Conn
Abertham Construction Co
Massachussetts
Uncle Sam
Massachusetts
Planning and Appeals Board
Hee
University Clu of
Winter Park
Fla
Victorian Club
Boston
Thomson Club
Trudinger
Ethel M. Ingalls
Edmund Ingalls
Trudingers
Joan
Simmons College
Long Island
John
Ethel
Atlantic St
Lynn Beach
Nottingham
N. H
Chesley
Mount Dora
Art League
IceHouse Players
Bridgman
Wallaston
Chesleys
New Hampshire
Walter
Helen Sheldon
Northampton
Verne Martin
Bob Rehm
Paris
Ontario
Florida
Hethcox's Democratic Primary Campaign Platform
H H Hethcox outlines a 1950 campaign agenda as a Lake County native and WWII veteran. He cites ten county commissioner seats, city council years, farmer status, and Farm Bureau ties. He pledges funding for school foundation, old age assistance, city aid, strict economy, citrus programs, highway completion, and opposition to legalized gambling. He also supports sales tax revision and fiscal safeguards.
Church of God Dedicates New Building Sunday
The Church of God plans a Sunday dedication of its new lumber and concrete building near Heim Field Ballpark, reviewing six months of progress. Pastor Rev T Z Bennett and contractor H E Shivers led fundraising, with about $6,000 raised. services have been held in a church lot tent.
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Church of God
Heim Field
D. P. Mahon
C. E. McKay
B. Franklin
T. Z. Bennett
H. E. Shivers
Shuffleboard Contests Draw Heat in Summer Run
The article notes lively summer shuffleboard contests at Eustis and Mount Dora with weekly Tuesday 7:30 matches. It details home advantage for the red team, a May 6 event with eight teams, and top scorers Peterman 271 for Mount Dora and Dixon 251 for Eustis, plus a playoff win by Eustis.
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Eustis
Mount Dora
Myron Cronwall
John Bakey
Soa Te Shepa
Peterman
Dixon
Presher
Reds
Fred Place
Miller
Tom Hunter
Ed Smart
Tom Edwards
John E. Bridgeman
C. F. Ingersoll
Myron Cromwall
John S. Bridgeman
Earl Dodd
George Shepard
Bill Blumenshine
Leon Herblin
Blacks
Marianna Clark
Mount Dora Librarian Resignation Accepted
The Mount Dora City Council accepted the resignation of librarian Mrs Ray Moody after 12 years of service. Mrs Mary Burr was appointed to succeed her, effective immediately.
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City Council
Mount Dora
Ray Moody
Mary Burr
High Scorers Spark Playoff 100 Point Game
In a high scoring playoff game the red score led by Soll, with Mr Hunter and Mr Smart high black score, ended with Hunter and Ingersoll totaling 101 points. Hunter and Smart also posted 49 points.
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Soll
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Smart
Mr. Ingersoll
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
An advertorial note promoting a high concentration T-4-L product for athletes foot. It claims immediate germ kill on contact with undiluted alcohol base and offers a 40 cent refund if not pleased. Available at Mount Dora Pharmacy.
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Mount Dora
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Methodist
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Iam
Farm Bureau
Jacksonville
Paul’s Service Station
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Coats
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J. G. Ray, JR
Sylvan Shores
Henry Stein
Brown’s Hardware
Paul B. ‘Brown
Eustis, Fla
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Fferes
Florida Power Corporation
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