American bowlers plan England tour and Coast trip
The Bowls Fraternity outlines a 30 member American bowler tour departing June 5 aboard the Queen Mary to England, with a London dinner hosted by the English Bowling Association and Fox Cup matches across the island. Additional reports note a separate August 8 departure aboard the Queen Elizabeth and updates from members about travels, visits, and club activities in Syracuse, Boston, Honolulu, and Western Springs as the group grows beyond 300 members.
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London
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Mately
Secusiteet
New York
Elizabeth
Arte Mesling
Erernett Richardson
Association
Ida
Fuller
Syracuse
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Harvie
Faller
Grarandchildren
Jamesville
Noy
Marié Warren
Mes
Charles
Tigh
Crawford House
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The
New
Chicago
Bill Bomke
Florida
Helen
Iowa
Ime
Western Springs
Boston
East
Thrift debates loom as state and federal lurk
The article notes ongoing discussions in state and federal legislatures on budgets and taxes, questioning whether thrift is still valued. It recalls a boy named Sandy McTavish receiving glasses after a teacher’s note and his father’s travel, with his mother told to remove the glasses when he isn’t watched. It also lists eight teams from a club in Leesburg last week, highlighting match results and playoff outcomes, including Dodd Brown and others, and a Red and Black melee with Mrs. Peterman and Mr. Bloom winning Black.
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Riews
Xeotther
Sandy
McTavish
Cay
Big Sandy
Leesburg
Bil Sharpe
John” Phillips
Charley
Meade
Earl
Christianson- Christianson
Mount Dora Dog Ordinance Sparks Reader Debate
John S Bird of Josalia Farms Mount Dora writes to oppose a city wide dog impoundment measure set for third reading on June 4 arguing it risks police bias and harms responsible owners while proposing alternatives like county dog catchers a dog tax and public donations to fund enforcement and humane handling.
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Impounding Cars Proposed to Curb Traffic Violations
In a discussion attributed to William Br. Sullivan of Los Angeles, the idea is raised that fines fail to curb traffic violations and that impounding a vehicle for several days could make drivers grasp road rights. The proposal suggests temporary loss of automobiling as a corrective measure.
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William BR. Sullivan
Los Angeles
Dorans Snap Skid With Dramatic Win At Heim Field
Mount Dora youth baseball team, trailing in the ninth, rallied to beat Apopka 6 to 5 at Heim Field after Elwood MecHaffie sparked a clutch drive over left center. The win followed earlier 11 to 5 over Eustis White Sox and a 6 to 5 10 inning victory over Eline Sperry’s Red Sox.
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Mosteller
Bill
Goding
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Appas Lachicola
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Mud Hens
Tavares
Eline
Sperry
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Hooft
Jim Harp
Mount Dora
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Eustis
Lake Orengo
Pet
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