Morning lawn bowling starts next Tuesday at local club
A bulletin notes morning lawn bowling begins next Tuesday with rinks 1 2 and 3 in excellent condition. Players include Urah Davis Mary Garrison Spencer and others. A bulb outage caused a pause but play resumed. Locals Dr Robert Reed Harold Blakes Ed Wallace back in Mount Dora and club president Charles Marsh remains convalescent. Leon G Cutler dies in Nutley New Jersey guests of Grand View Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fuller
Tom
Spencer
Bert
Urah Davis
Mary Garrison
Pulis
L. Bennett
Harrington
Margaret Bennett
Bennett
Neptune
Ethel Hicks
Art Nelson
Fuller
Bess Nelson
Rex Beach
Maben
Kellogg
Ida Fuller
Rehm
Garrison
Robert Reed
Harold Blakes
Ed Wallaces
Mount Dora
Charles E. Marsh
Nutley, N. J
Leon G Cutler
Shuffleboard Foursome Sparks Red Black Rivalries in Lake County
Lake County clubs hosted weekly shuffleboard matches on the local curbs with 22 two player teams in Red versus Black play. Mount Dora entered eight teams with several posting strong three win tallies, Hunter Sharp led Red in playoffs while Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Miller topped Black in the finals. The event drew 40 players for a Red Black scramble with Reds winning 20 games to 10 as Earl Dodd Jimmy Hughes and others posted three straight wins. Final playoff scores featured Doc Hornung Dave Douglas beating Red crocheting and a postmatch potluck and poetry night for shuffle shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Wilson
Lillian Miller
John Bakey
Ward Gibbs
Ed Pecker
Lake County
Mount Dora
Reds
Earl Dodd
Jimmy Hughes
Fred Warriner
Fred Place
J. W. Phillips
Lee Herblin
Harry Wright
Fred Erdman
John Houston
Tom Hunter
Tom Edwards
Ed Smart
Judge Willmott
Messers. Phillips
Herblin
Phillips
Doc Hornung
Dave Douglas
Lot
Stephen
Blacks
Communists Fail To Win Negro POW Support In Korea
In Korea's Freedom Village reports say American Negro POWs resisted communist indoctrination. Despite mass efforts by the Chinese backed Reds, many Negro soldiers remained loyal to the United States and rejected segregationist propaganda. The piece urges worldwide publicity of their stand.
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Cincinnati Post
Jim G. Lucas
Democratic Digest
Freedom Village
Korea
Lucas
American Communist Party Heirarchy
Communist Party
Rebecca West
United States
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Detroit
Harlem
Reds
United Sta
Army
Voice of America
Paris
London
Twin Births in Eustis at Waterman Memorial Hospital
A son Samuel Ford was born to Mr Mrs Sam Swiger on October 10 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. A daughter Susan Lynn was born to Mr Mrs Joseph A Collins on October 12 weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Mother Peggy Champ prior name. Both births at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ford
Sam Swiger
Peggy Champ
Susan Lynn
Joseph A. Collins
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Dorans in Hospitals This Week
In hospital confined this week are Mrs. Letha Branch at Waterman Memorial Eustis F W Eitner at Durham Young Mount Plymouth and Mrs Robert H Turner at Orange Memorial.
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