Mount Dora Bowling Club notes summer season
Attendance at the afternoon bowling sessions was about as follows with modest totals for the week. Katharine Randall returned from a Summer in Maryland and Maine and could give lessons to others. Wilsons and Hicks families are back from Cape Cod and Columbia. Frank Else seeks a four month winter home. Edith Wetmore tops bridge tables with 650 participants last Summer. Raymond Clapp died in Storrs Connecticut, formerly of Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club.
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Katherine Randall
Mount Dora
Chevy Chase
West Harpswell
Maine
Katherine
Fernald
Ella Hutchins
Asetts
Wuter
al Maco
David
Katherine Wilson
Cape Cod
South Chatham
Mass
Frank Else
Nellie McLachlan
Margaret
DeGraff
Seventh Ave
George
Ethel Hicks
Columbia
S. C
Rouses Point
Lake Champlain
Edith Wetmore
Clarence Davis
Jeff
Gray
Frank Bridgman
Raymond K. Clapp
Storrs
Conn
Clapp
Garden Club Drives Mount Dora School and Library Beautification
Mount Dora garden club members lead long running beautification of the public school grounds and the Mount Dora Library. Project work includes sprinkler systems, landscaping by professional firms, pond and statue donations, and ongoing maintenance funded by Lakes and Hills Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Public School
Garden Club
Lakes and Hills
Harry Hopcraft
Marshall Collins
PTA
Capt. Collins
P-Ta
John Heist
Mount Dora
Herbert Stoothoff
Robert Travers
J. G. Ray, Jr
Richard Edgerton
Owen Conner
Stoothoff
Lakes and
Hills
Florida
Brown
C. A. Lee
Preview of the 1958 Chevrolet Firster models
Chevrolet promotes the upcoming 1958 lineup with a new V8 engine, full coil suspension and air ride. Dealers offer a booklet with advance information and promise early delivery of a new style driven by two luxury models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Dr Carriel to Retire In February
Mount Dora pastor Dr C A Carriel, founder of the local Presbyterian church, announces retirement from the pulpit in February after 46 years in ministry. He helped establish the church in 1953 and has served in Brazil and multiple U S churches before his Mount Dora posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora’s
Carriel
Brazil
MacKenzie College
San Paulo
South Brazil
Southerica
United States
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Iowa
Dubuque University
Presbyterian Church
Stuart
Fla
Mount Dora
Carrier
City to Call for Painting Bids on Civic Center
The council approved the long delayed City Hall project for this year and will seek bids to paint the civic center already five years old. Council also asked Lou L Heaton to investigate C O Lott’s zoning request to prohibit new shacks in East Town as part of a continuing cleanup drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lega Cy
City Election Notice for December 1957 Voting
City Hall announces a local election on December 10 1957 for Mayor four Council members and one Park Commissioner. Filing petitions requires 25 electors and 21 days before election. registration runs until December 2. absentee ballots due by December 3 with completed ballots by December 9. City Clerk WM Stewart provides details.
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Park Commission
Cit
WM. C. Stewart
Probate Notice In Re Estate Of Alfred Maben
In probate to all creditors and all persons having estate claims against Alfred Maben Deceased dated October 10 1057 Roy Christopher administrator with will annexed appointed to manage the estate observers should file claims by a specified deadline notices given in accordance with probate law and procedures authorities remind claimants of deadlines for probate settlement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Florida
Susan B. Jones
W. Troy Hall, Jr
Alfred Maben
Roy Christopher
City policy pins moving costs on developers for misplotted lines
Councilman Robert Walker told council that a developer survey placed lines 15 feet off course for a planned Went Syl on home. City policy requires the developer to cover the $237 labor cost to move the lines to the proper location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Went Sylon
Volk
Real Iti
Tllel
Gnark
Robert Walker
Child Safety Outside School Zone Urges Slow Driving
Police warn motorists to slow down near the school zone after a near miss involving a child rider at Clayton Street and Second ary last week. Chief James Orr stresses children must reach home safely, citing witnesses who say a driver was speeding at the intersection.
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James Orr
Clayton St
Seconday
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L. W. Horsley
Donnelly Street
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
John Alden Murray
Mark
Burkart
Emma Burkart
Lee
Collins
Graves
Council
Dr. Watkins
Semanal Tial Chevrolet
Dr. Carriel
Romer’s Bakery
Fifth Ave
Donnelly Park
Evergreen
Daniel Wee
Rehbaums Hardware
C. F. Moore Dist
Mgr
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