Warners Begin Massachusetts Move While Rinks Improve
The column notes Bill and Myrtle Warner relocating to Massachusetts and outlines progress at Evans Park rinks. Four new rink bases prepared, sprinkler system installed, and rubico on nine and ten nearing readiness. Weather caused delays but city support remains strong. local figures Harris and the development committee praised. Several residents face hospital stays while others report recoveries. ongoing uncertainty until Thursday publication.
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Bill
Myrtle Warner
Massachusetts
Shuffleboard Play Delayed by Rain In Lake County
The Lake County Round Robin at Tavares and Red and Black league play were repeatedly rained out May 20 to May 21 and again last Friday. Twelve courts were active last Saturday with high Red by Clare Stuliff and Mrs. Patch, 245, high Black by Joe Smith and Mrs. Harvey, 251. Playoffs saw Smith-Harvey win 100 to 33 and Relabate-Prentice win 107 to 101. Several members faced health updates and a 43rd wedding anniversary was noted. Memorial Day Basket Lunch is planned at 5 p.m. The club contemplates using rinks in Orlando and notes visitors and upcoming summer plans.
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Lake County
Tavares
Fred Garbe
Clare Stuliff
Mrs. Patch
Joe Smith
Mrs. Harvey
Smith-Harvey
Joe Relabate
Prentice
Frank Bloom
Smith
Relabate-Prentice
Pier
Dooley
Mary Klein
Jennie Sutliff
Della Miller
Peter
William H. Spangler
West Virginia
William T. Sharpe
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Steubenville
Benjamin Birchard
Boston, Mass
Harold Bibby
Harvey Osterland
Funeral Services Wednesday For Thomas Edwards
Thomas L. Edwards, 95, died at the Florida Christian Home in Jacksonville. A longtime Mount Dora resident, he moved to Jacksonville four years ago. A 50 year Mason and member of Al Sirat Grotto, Royal Arch Mason, and the Eastern Star, he helped found Mount Dora Central Christian Church in 1956 and was a charter member. Funeral services were held at Rehbaum Chapel Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Jay N. Booth officiating. Masonic services and interment followed at Pine Forest Cemetery. Rehbaum Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Thomas L. Edwards
Florida Christian Home
Jacksonville
Mount Dora
al Sirat Grotto
Royal Arch
Eastern Star
Jay N. Booth
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum Funeral Home
William Spangler Dies After Illness in West Virginia
William Harvey Spangler died at his daughter’s home in Charleston West Virginia on Monday May 20 following a four month illness. Born in Floyd County Virginia he moved to Bluefield and worked for the Norfolk and Western Railroad from 1898 until his 1936 retirement. He is survived by his wife Odell Hall four daughters Mrs Weider Mrs Russell Cooper Mrs Charles N Gross and Mrs Arthur N Stuart and four sons William R Roy L plus two more sons including one in Ravenswood West Virginia.
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William Harvey Spangler
George F. Weider
Charleston
W. Va
Floyd County
Eden Spangler
Bluefield
N. and W. Railroad
Odell Hall
Weider
Russell B. Cooper
Charles N. Gross
Richland
Wash
Arthur N. Stuart
Ravenswood
William R
Highlands
N. J
Roy L
Sorrento-Mount Plymouth Notes End Week Civic Lineup
The Sorrento-Mount Plymouth Civic Assn plans no July August meetings and will resume in September. A Tuesday Presbyterian pot-luck, a Friday teen turkey supper, and a Memorial service in town are listed. Cuban Scouts assist as color bearers. Sympathies extend to Mr Hook’s family.
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Sorrento-Mount Plymouth
Sorrento
Sorrento Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Fellowship Hall
Sorrento-Mount Plymouth Civic Building
Eleanor Sammons
Florida Sixth District
American Legion
Mount Dora Post 35
Culver
Sorrento Baptist Church
Legionnaires
Cub Scouts
Birth Month Driver's License Push Prompt
A local notice urges residents to obtain or renew a driver’s license promptly, emphasizing urgency for those with August birth month to comply with updated regulations and avoid penalties. Authorities highlight required documents and nearby offices offering extended hours for renewals.
Funeral Rites Held for Local Resident in Calvary Church
The service at Bluefield Calvary Baptist Church honored a longtime resident who died recently. He previously lived in Ashland Kentucky and Charleston West Virginia with one sister Mrs Martha Reed of Morehead Kentucky. He left twelve grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. The funeral followed his move to Mount Dora.
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Lens
W. Va
Ashland
George W. Charleston
Martha Reed
Morehead
Bluefield Calvery Baptist Church
Mount Dora
Parole Commission Reports High Probation and Parole Completion
The Florida Parole Commission states that 87 percent of probationers complete their periods successfully and 81 percent of parolees finish theirs. The figures reflect agency performance across supervised populations in Florida.
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Florida
Parole Commission
LANDSEA R TRAVEL SERVICE FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE
Public notice of registration under Florida fictitious name law for LANDSEAIR TRAVEL SERVICE in Mount Dora Lake County. Party interested is Mrs Margaret B Sharp. Notice dated May 8 2 4te.
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Florida
Circuit Court
Lake County
Landseair Travel Service
Mount Ra
Orida
Margaret 8
Sharp
Mount Dora
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