Potluck and Lights Return to Bowling Rinks
The Sept. 2 potluck drew 44 attendees as bowlers prepared for the first under lights session in nearly three months. Vice President Cecil Bothwell urged dues of $10 for next year to fund facility improvements while Art Francis recovers from a power saw accident. Vivian and Harold Esch's letter from New England notes travel and bowling with fellow clubs and mentions Laird Dinsmore’s singles win at Spalding Inn with many Florida bowlers summering nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bothwell
Bothwell
Alex Whiteside
Rubbc
Art Francis
Art
Vivian
Harold Esch
New England
Mass
Anna
Neil Ross
Duxbury
Chatham
Cape Cod
Buck Hill Falls
Mount Dora
Berry's Major League Club Ratings Feature 1963 Pennant Story
Al Berry's Club Balance System ranks MLB clubs by the gap between runs scored and runs allowed through Sept. 8 as the season winds toward pennant honors. The Yankees top the balance list as pennant leaders with close, one run games highlighting the stretch.
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Berry
al Berry
Penant
Yankees
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
Alfred P. Berry
Mount Dora
Florida
University Honors Ann Whittington at USF Convocation
Ann Whittington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A Whittington, was among 116 students honored for scholastic achievement at the University of South Florida Tampa Honors Convocation. President J S Allen gave special recognition to students who maintained a B plus or higher average for at least two trimesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann. Whittington
R. A Whittington
University of South Florida At
Tampa
J. S. Allen
Funeral Services Wednesday For George Gussman
Funeral services for George A. Gussman 68 were held Wednesday at 2 pm with the Rev J Bellamy officiating. Born in North Judson Indiana he had lived in Mount Dora the past two years. He is survived by his wife Bess three sisters Mrs Emory Allgaier Mrs Art Herrington and Mrs Scott Culver all of Kankakee Illinois one brother John Gussman also of Kankakee and several nieces and nephews. Interment followed at Pine Forest Cemetery with Rehbaum Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gussman
Co. J. Bellamy
Gussman
North Judson
Ind
Mount Dora
Bess
Emory Allgaier
Art Herrington
Scott Culver
Kankakee
Ill
John Gussman
Pine Forest Cemetery
Rehbaum Funeral Home
Mount Dora Bank Marks 18 Years in Trade
A local note records The First National Bank of Mount Dora completing 18 years in business on September 12. Other highlights include Captain Nelson W. Morley Jr. serving in Seattle and bond promotions at the Princess Theatre.
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First National Bank of
Mount Dora
Nelson W. Morley, Jr
N. W. Morley
Seattle
Wash
C. J. Baldwin
New Jersey
New York
T. H. Lyons
Blarney Castle
Mt. Plymouth
Princess Theatre
James Thompson
Marie Thompson
Bainbridge
Donnelly
Fifth Ave
Fourth Ave
Alexander St
Norman Tuckett
Redington Beach
IceHouse
Central Florida Federation of Live Theatres
Sandy Husebo
Peter B. Camp
W. A. Camp
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Duplicate Winners At Lake County Duplicate Bridge
Seven-table Mitchell movement in Umatilla produced top results for North-South and East-West pairs. Memory Martin and H D Hufford won NS first, Nimnicht and Cooper second, Carpenter and Herndon third. East-West first went to Hufford and Elsten, Groves second, Gerding and Gardner third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
Memory Martin
H. D. Hufford
E. A. Nimnicht
R. B. Cooper
F. L. Carpenter
Julian Herndon
Wesley Elsten
Jack Groves
Paul Gerding
Madge. Gardner
Nose Breathing Cited as Advantage for Mouth Silence
A brief claim notes that the primary benefit of nasal breathing is keeping the mouth closed. It suggests reduced mouth effort and possible auxiliary effects on airflow and comfort.
Mount Dora Shuffleboard Teams Shine In Round Robin
Lake County Round Robin at Eustis saw ten Mount Dora teams go 18 1 11 in results. Clyde McCauley and Earl Dodd won the high play off 106 73 over Edwards and Cook. Red and Black play Sept 3 saw Becher Jarrus win 105 85 and Wagner Taylor take 104 45. Officials listed. local residents visited Mount Dora after Red and Black events. John is noted as recovering and visitors from Ohio and Florida are mentioned.
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Lake County
Eustis
Mount Dora
Clyde McCauley
Earl Dodd
Edwards
Cook
Leesburg
Ernest Morris
Ray Dooley
Mary Klein
al Becher
Jurrus
Becher-Jarrus
Harold Brown
Wheeler
Loyall Wagner
Mrs. Taylor
Wagner- Taylor
Philip Schriftgeisser
Oakley Matteson
Fred Garbe
Charles Havlik
Becher
Bill Nolet
Smith
Nolet-Smith
Harland Wheeler
Thetford
Joe Smith
Taylor
Thomas Markley
Waterville
Lyman Smith
Cincinnati
Arthur Jarrus
St. Petersburg
Walter Peter
Iowa
Ethel Hermann
Waterman
Carver Roxy Nursery Dominates Hibiscus Show Honors
Carver and Roxy Nursery captured three of four top prizes at the American Hibiscus Show in Jacksonville, Sept. 8. They won best double flower for Patricia Gautier and best single blossom for Surfrider, plus the sweepstakes for commercial exhibitors with 16 gold seals and 30 blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver and Roxy Nursery
Jacksonville
Carver and Roxy
Patricia Gautier
Waters Recovers From Serious Illness in Ohio Return
Waters is making a good recovery after a serious illness while in Ohio and has begun limited activity since returning home to Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Ohio
Eustis
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Bill
Drew’s Coin Laundry
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Miami
Navy
Africa
Europe
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Landscair Travel
Fla
Baltimore
Washington
Ann Whittington
George Gussman
By Fred Steele
Morial Hospital
John
Carver
Roxy
Mount Dora Motor Lodge
U. S. 441
American Express
U. S. van Lines
S. Bay St
Tavares
Orlando
Thar
Venetian Village
Zellwood
Lansbrougl
National Realty & Auction Company
Ing
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
North Boulevard
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