Lawn 4 Bowling Scene and Club Notices
Morning bowling began October 19 with all rinks ready and pleasant weather. Scores from Tuesday and Friday league play are reported. Mrs. Lee See died Sunday. club offers condolences to Dr See. Dues due November 1. secretary Charlie Skoglund to collect. Other brief items note members away for health and travel. A closing editorial exhortation urges collective effort for worldwide peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nckhlctizic
Mary Garrison
Dr. Reed
Neptune
Mary Kearsley
Hicks
Spencer
Margaret Bennett
Dr. Bennett
Carl Fuller
Ethel Hicks
Clare Trager
Ned Fuller
Kellogg
Fuller
Rex Beach
Ida Fuller
Garrison
Harrington
Emma_ Beach
Uriah’ Davis
Lee
J. J. See
Dr. See
Mount Dora High Honors List For First Six Weeks
Fifty seven Mount Dora high school students appear on the honor roll for the first six weeks. The list includes students from 7th to 12th grades with names such as David Baldwin Barbara Schwartz John Keller Rita Edge and others reflecting a broad school-wide achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora High School
David Baldwin
George Cox
Verline Hughes
John Keller
Barbara Siess
Linda Woodham
Rita Edge
Jerry Dake
Glenn Brown
Walter TeStrake
Patty Johnson
Anita Stedrowsky
Anne Travers
Sara Jo Land
Wendla Bardwell
Delores Billette
Constance Cross
Kay Elliott
Johnnie Groves
Joyce Moon
Margaret Sadler
David Sanders
Leslie Sanders
Barbara Schwartz
Patty Alexander
Kit Arnold
Mardie Bardwell
Mary Ann Brotherson
Ima Burns
Bess Davidson
Nancy Ellis
Ann Edwards
Linda Headley
Fred Kurras
Cathie Land
Patricia Mabry
Ann Minkley
Martha Sadler
Clarence Sims
Charles Wareing
Pat Wells
Sylvia Adams
Ronald Aldrich
Louis Bedell
Bobbie Brown
Phyllis
Tact and politeness in a porter’s tale
A veteran porter explains tact by recounting a door incident with a woman in a bathtub. The punchline: politeness helps, but the use of sir demonstrates tact in awkward moments.
Shuffleboard season opens with win totals and local bouts
The Birchard family returns home as shuffleboard fans prepare for a busy Lake County season. Ten two person teams played 30 games at Eustis, winning 19. Notable doubles winners included Mr and Mrs Phillips, Earl Shorb and Jimmy Hughes, and Warriner pairs. Company C hosted a noisy arena battle with Paul Pheil and Harry Ewing among participants. The Ladies Auxiliary assisted, then the group relaxed at Doc Lee's. A Red and Black scramble drew 36 players ending Reds 18 Blacks 9. High Red duos Shorb and Hunter posted 240. high Black Horning and Erdman also 240. Earl and Tom later won a 104 to 54 playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Birchards
Eustis
Lake County
J. W. Phillips
Earl Shorb
Jimmy Hughes
Fred Warriner
Tom Hunter
Manson Miller
Lillian Miller
Fred Erdman
Myra Engler
Harry Wright
Earl Dodd
Company C
Fourth Ave
Noisy Boys
Harry (Jr.) Ewing
Carl
Old Aig
Paul
Jean Herblin
Doc Lee
Reds
Shorb
Hunter
Horning
Erdman
Earl
Tom
Sarge
Tucker
Miller
Rain Ends Evening Sports Event After Abrupt Finish
A 107 to 66 score saw Sarge and Manson outplay opposing Black pair as Mrs. John Houston and Phillips stood by. Rain interrupted plans for an evening of fun and frolic, forcing a quick scuttle for cover and bringing the week’s activities to a sudden close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houston
Phillips
Sarge
Manson
Dr Mildred Marsh Attends National Hairdressers Convention
Dr Mildred Marsh departs Saturday to attend the National Hairdressers Convention in Miami, returning after the event next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
Miami
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By James G. Neptune
Col
Burr Irwin
W. S. Randall
Clarence Any
Charlie Skoglund
Ralph Harrington
Nellie McLachlan
Grandview
United States
America
Dept
Maxwell House
Astor Prune Juice
Hunt's Fruit Cocktail
Astor Vac-Pac Coffee
U. S
Ruso
By Morris Deering
Leonard Barker
Optometrist
Mount Dora
Sylvan Shores
OWS
Che
Roy Burgess
Church OF Christ
Fifth Avenue
Mount Dora, Florida
Sekeepi
Philco
South
Florida
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips 66
Tweedle Bros., Inc
Leesburg
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