Thanksgiving Day Get-Together of Local Lawn Bowlers 1967
The article records Thanksgiving Day activities of local lawn bowlers, noting scarce club members on rinks and multiple gatherings around Orlando and Mount Dora. It mentions families dining at hotels and homes, a trip to St Petersburg, and a cataract operation planned for Ruth Seitters, with cookie night and winners Kate Ensign and Oliver Walker.
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Harry Borner
Bedingers
Williamses
Weidenhamers
Langford
Orlando
Esches
Hughes
Clayton Applegate
Lees
Fred Wheeler
Fells
Eustis
St. Petersburg
Christian Home and Bible School
Kate Ensign
Mabel Hintzelmann
Ida Fuller
Marguerite Cantor
Gracie Trager
Mount Dora
Ruth Seitters
Holiday House Hospital
Grandma
Grandpa
Oliver Walker
PTO Meeting Rescheduled to December 11
The regular PTO session set for December 4 is canceled and a special Christmas program will be held on Monday December 11 at 7 30 p m.
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PTO
Savings Bonds Offer Growth for Income Tax Refunds
Readers are urged to invest their income tax refunds in savings bonds as a means to grow money reliably. The message emphasizes steady growth and long term financial security through government backed bonds.
Turkey Shoot Shuffleboard Event Nets Wide Participation
On Tuesday November 21 the Turkey Shoot drew 62 players led by Tournament Director Kay Therrien who supplied prizes and refreshments. Winners in the Men’s Division included Lyle Wood Frank Thompson Louis Siebenhar A D Owen Lee Wimberly Clarence Owen William Nolet Albert Oatis Harland Wheeler and G O French. Women’s Division saw Ethel Wood Mary Stambaugh Nina Patch Edith Wheeler Louise Wimberly Nina Tyson Lena Pier Alice Wood Stella Beckhold Frances Nemake tied for ninth with Vera Garriott taking consolation. Red and Black play followed with 11 courts led by George Vaughan and top Red duo Bethel Smith Ethel Wood 236 and top Black duo Wallace Hancock Lee Wimberly 250. Louise Wimberly Tyson team won 100 80. Mount Dora Invitational Doubles saw Jack Buxton Jennie Sutliff win first consolation. Members Mildred Nelson and Arthur Andrews were discharged from Waterman Memorial Hospital and returned home. Carl Rehnquist of Knoxville Tenn. reported ill but improving and planning a club visit. Returning Mount Dora guests included Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steele
Kay Therrien
Lyle Wood
Frank Thompson
Louis Siebenhar
A. D. Owen
Lee Wimberly
Clarence Owen
William Nolet
Albert Oatis
Harland Wheeler
French
Ethel Wood
Mary Stambaugh
Nina Patch
Edith Wheeler
Louise Wimberly
Nina Tyson
Lena Pier
Alice Wood
Stella Beckhold
Frances Nemake
Vera Garriott
George Vaughan
Bethel Smith
Wallace Hancock
Smith-Wood
George Eaton
Marie Brauneis
Louise Wimberly-Tyson
Harry Gifford
Nicholas Economos
Sidney Hall
Jessie French
Frances
Mount Dora
Umatil’a
Jack Buxton
Jennie Sutliff
Mildred Nelson
Arthur Andrews
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Carl Rehnquist
Armstrong Ave
Apt
Knoxville
Tenn
Carl
Daniel M. Linden
Nine hundred wine bottles fill Queen Mary last voyage
Guests aboard the Queen Mary tossed messages in bottles as the ship neared Long Beach on its final voyage. Readers are invited to join in a playful custom with the last ocean crossing.
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Long Beach
Calif
Cape Horn
Lake County medical group names new officers
LC Academy of General Practice elected Dr. Broakaw as president Dr Bergen F Broakaw of Leesburg elected with Dr Thomas D Weaver of Clermont as vice president and Franklin P Holman of Umatilla as secretary Dr Coulter Orlando spoke to members and wives.
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Bergen F. Broakaw
Leesburg
Lake County Academy of General Practice
Floridan Country Club
Howey-in-the-Hills
Thomas D. Weaver
Clermont
Franklin P. Holman
Umatilla
Norman F. Coulter
Orlando
Coulter
Resident Of 33 Years Dies
Mrs. Lillian W. Atwood aged 76 died on Friday November 24 after 33 years in this community. She was born in Perrys Mill New York and survived by husband Elverson E of Tangerine son Ellsworth C of Wareham Mass and daughter Mrs Michael Carchin of Wakefield Mass. Also five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Rehbaum Harden Funeral Home Mount Dora in charge with funeral and interment in Wareham Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian W. Atwood
Fritey
Atwood
Perry's Mill
New York
East Wareham
Mass
Elverson E
Ellsworth C
Wareham
Michael Carchin
Wakefield
John Banach
Hartford
Con
Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home
Mount Dora
Academy remarks highlight national activity and retirements
Dr Coulter spoke on national level activities at the academy ceremony. Dr Fred Andrews of Mount Dora introduced him while the retiring president Dr J Basil Hall of Mount Dora received honor.
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Coulter
Fred Andrews
Mount Dora
J. Basil Hall
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