Shuffleboard Opens Summer Schedule at Clermont
Lake County Shuffleboard Association started the summer schedule with 24 games played by eight teams led by Harvey Osterland. Results include multiple Red and Black divisions, with Lena Gibbs and Bob Agarton and later Mary Kline and Bert Owen winning top Red, and Mrs. Nelson and Ture Anderson officiating. The group notes historical roots from 1925, 1937 club formation, and 1930 court history.
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Lake County Shuffleboard Association
Clermont
Harvey Osterland
Graham Nelson
Dooley
Hornaday
Osterland
Powers
Ture Anderson
Becher
Nolet
Agarton
Peter
Lena Gibbs
Bob Agarton
Prentice
Art Strobl
Earl Dodd
Ray Elliott
Mary Kline
Bert Owen
Wheeler
Mr. Steel
Mrs. Nelson
Ty Tyson
Kline
Wheeler Steel
Bakey
Tom
Mrs Uriah Davis Dies at 74 in Mount Dora
Mrs Jennie P Davis 74 wife of Uriah P Davis died at her Tremain Street home last Friday. A Mount Dora resident for 13 years she came from New York City. She belonged to the Methodist Church Wo a club and Lawn Bowling club. Survived by husband one sister Mrs John Wager Detroit a brother Russell J Foster Royal Oak Mich and several nieces and nephews. Rev James Jones officiated at services at Rehbaum Funeral home last Saturday with interment planned in Detroit.
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Jennie P. Davis
Uriah
P. Davis
Tremain St
Davis
Mount Dora
New York City
Methodist Church
Woa Club
Lawn Bowling Club
John Wager
Detroit
Russell J. Foster
Royal Oak
Mich
James Jones
Rehbaum Funeral Home
The Persistent Trader Quote by Robert P Vanderpoel
The most successful businessman keeps the old while it remains good and adopts the new as soon as it is better. Robert P. Vanderpoel offers a concise view on balance between tradition and innovation.
Roland Morse Dies on Eve of European Trip
Roland Morse died May 7 at Durham Young hospital after health strains from caring for his first wife Alice. He recently married Ida Bush and planned a Europe trip May 26 with funeral held at Rehbaum Funeral Home. Survived by wife, two daughters, a son, a sister, and several stepchildren. Interment in Westbow, ss.
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Roland Jenner Morse
Europe
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Robert R. Reed
Mr. Morse
Durham Young Hospital
Alice
Ida Bush
Brockton
Mass
John P
Mary H. Morse
Brockton High School
Boston Latin High
Worcester Academy
Prescott
Boston University
Harold
Brockton Transportation Co
Mount Dora
Harold Morse
South America
Roland Morses
Bradenton
Grandview St
Paul Revere Lodge
F.&a.m
Roland
Patrol Truck Warned by State Patrol Over Lights
The city electric service truck was scolded by the State Highway Patrol for dim blinker lights used to warn of electric activity. The patrol requested permission to buy brighter lights at $35 each, totaling about $70 for the replacements.
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State Highway Patrol
City Utilities
Harold Overhiser
Mount Dora Bridge Winners Announced At Lake County Club
Mount Dora winners at the Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday include N-S first Mrs Roland Cooper and third Mrs William Clifton. E-W winners were first Mrs Paul Johnson and Mrs A F Schrup, second Ernest Butler and IF Collie, fourth Mrs John Alden Murray.
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Mount Dora
Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club
N-S
Roland Cooper
William Clifton
E-W
Paul Johnson
Ernest Butler
IF. C. Collie
John Alden Murray
Mount Dora Lawn Bowls Club Notes Losses and Plans
The Mount Dora lawn bowls scene records the deaths of Roland J. Morse and Pearl Wolff Davis. Morse, a 1937 joiner from Brockton, served as Mount Dora rationing supervisor during WWII and enjoyed boating. Davis was an associate member for 10 to 12 years. The spring league meeting voted to resume Tuesday afternoon games for a year, end ties, add an extra end, and use neutral grounds for playoff tiebreakers.
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Roland J. Morse
Uriah (Pearl Wolff) Davis
Maj. Marsh
Selah
George L. Kress
Kendall
Mimi Cookson
Reed
Congregational
Father Mangrum
Episcopal
Kress
Presbyterian
Maynard Church
Lawn Bowls News
Mount Dora
Harry Borner
Robert VanStone
Arthur Jewell
Ira Kellogg
Winnie VanStone
John Mueller
Jewellers
Muellerites
Pinehurst
Bayard Webb
Hold Business Parley by Monday Social Club
The last meeting of the season was hosted by Mrs. John Bukey with cards winners Mrs. Clara Ewing in bridge and Mrs. Belle Lee in 500. Refreshments were served and play will continue through the summer.
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John Bukey
Clara Ewing
Belle Lee
ITCH-ME-NOT Promoted For External Skin Irritations
An advertisement touts ITCH-ME-NOT to relieve itching within minutes. It claims a 48c price back in 15 minutes if the itch persists and highlights Mount Dora Pharmacy as a local seller.
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Mount Dora Pharmacy
Upcoming Lawn Bowls Tournament Results To Be Published
Lawn Bowls News notes the next issue will report tournament results. Evening play has faced uneven success due to lake insects and winds driving them away shore. Several new members have joined the club recently including Will Rice George Weed Dr Joel Belle Lee Marion Brinker Tom Spencer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Bowls News
Mstins
Will Rice
George Weed
Joel
Belle Lee
Marion Brinker
Tom Spencer
Dave Britton
Leon Herblin
Stewart Gibson
Glenn Neptune
Roy Williams
Mary Chain
Alex Whiteside
Bob Rehm
Col
Burr Irwin
Osgood Kinsman
Dorothy Powers
Bill
Mary Kearsley
Grace Trager
Marie Warren
Fernald Hutchins
Will Breckenridge
Olin
Steve Gregor
Ida Fuller
Val
Edith Wetmore
Arthur Bennett
Unclear Offer Promised Savings With Limited Sign Up
A conservative estimate cites savings of 50 to 100 dollars but requires immediate sign up. The proposal claims to streamline work by using conversion crews in a single effort. After the initial expansion, the offer will be withdrawn.
Gas service outreach promises advance notices and checks
The notice explains a natural gas provider will verify names and contact details, send a full week in advance a letter about an upcoming in-home visit, and issue a second reminder before the representative calls, to allow residents to plan to be at home.
Gas Pipeline Plan Promises Home Value Boost in Houston
It is estimated the gas line installation could cost up to $100 or more, with in-home service outlets. The program reportedly raises property value and offers substantial savings beyond the upfront cost. Discuss the plan with neighbors before the Houston Representative arrives and note the offer will be withdrawn after expansion.
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Houston
Houston Representative Promises Help With Gas Service
A Houston representative will carry official literature and Houston identification to assist you in filling out a simple natural gas application. You will receive an official receipt for a deposit, and the service can be continued after terms. The representative is bonded to ensure protection against loss.
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Houston
Houston Corporation
Exavent A&y Pew
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Dan Sullivan
Rush Boggs
I. W. Short
Wilbur Conrad
Donnelly Park
E. Wee
S. Highland Street
Fred
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Uriah Davis
Robert P. Vanderpoel
Romer’s Bakery
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A. B. Sharp
Mount Dore
Lake Oil
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Mount Dora, Fla
Roland Morse
Ed Clark
Orlando
Peabody Club
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