Sympathy Extends To Clarence Rogers In Loss Of Wife
The local lawn bowling club extends sympathy to Clarence Rogers on the death of his wife at a Rochester hospital after illness. Flowers were sent to the service. Clarence has left hospital and is staying with his sister Mrs. Martha Wilcox in Bergen. The note from Fred Wheeler in East Longmeadow recalls many club members and wishes blessings on all. New bowlers include Mrs. Keith Mrs. Littlefield and Dr. A K Bennett.
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Clarence Rogers
Rochester
Clarence
Martha Wilcox
Bergen
Fred Wheeler
East Longmeadow
Minnie
Fred
Mount Dora
Keith
Littlefield
A. K. Bennett
Kellogg
Bennett
Uriah Davis
Garrison
Gladys DuDek’s Europe Tour Opens Hearts and Eyes
The Mount Dora pair Gladys Malone DuDek and Casmer travel three months across Europe aboard the Queen Elizabeth, filming an atomic explosion scare and engaging locals. They study postwar Europe from citizens’ views, noting Spain’s unemployment, Italy’s hardship, Parisian decadence, Germany’s postwar reflection, and comforts in Holland, Switzerland, and England.
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England
Casmer DuDeks
Mount Dora
Europe
New York Harbor
Jersey
New Jersey
America
DuDek
DuDeks
Newland
Gladys Malone
Rue d' la Pais
Casmer
Iron Curtain
Spain
Rail unions split over White House wage deal and rules
An Emergency Board had in June 1950 urged wage and rule changes under the Railway Labor Act. Since then about 1.2 million railroad workers, over 90 percent, accepted terms. 130,000 in three operating unions declined after talks. The article notes wage boosts, cost of living raises, a 40‑hour week plan, and disputes over interdivisional service rules.
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Standard Railroad
Brotherhood
Order of
BLE
Blf&e
ORC
Brotherhood of Railroad Review
White House
Brotherhood of Railroad
Uld
Crites
Shuffleboard Tournament in Eustis Sees Rain Finally Pause Action
Shuffleboard Mount Dora took 11 teams to Eustis last Friday for 33 planned 75 point games but a heavy shower halted play. Mount Dora led 16–15 after 31 games. Ada Hedges and Pearl Twarkum of Eustis top Reds with 252, Welden Weidner and reporter top Blacks with 230. Prizes divided as rain prevented playoff. ladies claimed first prize. Ten courts used Saturday as Reds led 112–58 in playoff with Fred Erdman and Col. Musgrave. Next jamboree set for Nov 3 with 17 clubs invited and 50 cent entry. Mount Dora aims to compete. Uncle Bill Blumenshine celebrated 83rd birthday with harmonica and songs at Simpson hotel.
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Mount Dora
Eustis
Ada Hedges
Pearl Twarkum
Welden Weidner
Fred Erdman
E. C. Musgrave
Reds
Tom Hunter
A. J. Waltz
Dr. Horning
Bill Blumenshine
Simpson Hotel
Marianna Clark
Bill
Tangerine Church Founders Honored During Ceremony
Memorial plaques at the 65 year old Tangerine Community Church honor founders Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wood and Carl G. Wise. Mrs. Winifred Estey, sole remaining charter member, spoke of their roles in building funds, church leadership, chancel design, and organ service during the 66th anniversary services led by Rev. Carl Stackman. Helena Johnson played the organ as Evelyn Page managed altar decorations.
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Tangerine
White Frame
George H. Wood
Ladies Aid
Winifred Estey
Florida
Marrot Hall
Carl G. Wise
Carl Stackman, Tavares
Helena Johnson
Eustis
Wood
Evelyn Page
Royal visit reveals limits of English health care
An anxious Queen and King ride to Buckingham Palace amid a crisis as surgeons enter the gates to attend the king. Gladys falls ill in London and faces the hardships of socialized medicine, with red tape and austere living denying comfort. The royals also travel to Ireland and Scotland, seeing bleak homes on windy moors.
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Buckingham Palace
Saga
Queenary
Gladys
London
Ireland
Scotland
Residents Return to Mount Dora After Time Away
They were glad to get back to Mount Dora last month glad to be back where they could live fully the American way of life.
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Mount Dora
Witano Treatment Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Distress
Over four million bottles sold for relief of stomach discomfort from excess acid and poor digestion. Sour or upset stomach, gas, and sleeplessness due to excess acid are cited. Mount Dora Pharmacy invites readers to ask for “Jard's Message” explaining the home remedy.
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Mount Dora Pharmacy
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United Nations Economic and Social Council
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