Shuffleboard stories and matches from Akron clubs
Clyde McCauley recalls a marriage quip amid county shuffleboard play at Clermont. Reports tally Red and Black contests with Hornadays, Kreyer, Prentice, French, Legat, Dodd, Anderson, Peterman and Remley among top pairs. Paice cited as a late club member’s passing. Eight courts readied by Dodd crew as Red and Black results unfold.
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Clermont
Hornaday
Mrs. Sharpe
Bill Neilson
Tom Hunter
John Phillips
Charley Meade
Bert Owen
Walt Peter
E. M. Remley
Clyde McCauley
Lee Earl Dodd
Remley-McCauley
Herlinger-Herlinger
Fred Paice
Paul Hornaday
Doc Kreyer
Messers Prentice
French
Prentice
Frank Legat
Mrs. Paul
Doc
Messers Dodd
Anderson
Mrs. Peterman
Sam Sampson
Ohioans Operate Green Lantern Restaurant Owners Move to Mount Dora
Two Ohioans, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Amos from Canton, assume new ownership of the Green Lantern on Highland Street. They opened the renovated restaurant last week and bring restaurant and publishing experience to Mount Dora. The Amos family, with three children, now resides in a cottage near the business.
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E. L. Amos
Canton
Ohio
Highland St
Amos
Fire Chief Reports on World Parley and Safety Plans
Fire Chief Harold Larsen told City Council Tuesday that plans for statewide safety inspections would be set at a Daytona Beach conference in October after returning from the International Fire Chiefs Association meeting in New Orleans. He serves on an international building construction committee. Mount Dora Fire Chief noted discussion on atomic fire knowledge, with delays due to lack of instructors, and urged inclusion in the Florida Fire College at Ocala within two years. The convention drew chiefs from several nations including Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Larsen
Larsen
International Fire Chiefs Association
New Orleans
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora
State Firemen’s Association
State Fire College
Ocala
Japan
Public Notice to Creditors in Stumbo Estate Florida
In the Court of the County Judge Lake County Florida In Probate In RE ESTATE OF JOHN D STUMBO Deceased creditors and all persons with claims must present to County Judge W Troy Hall Jr at the Lake County Courthouse within eight months from first publication. All claims not presented within time shall be barred by law. Executor Helen Louise Stumbo. Attorney W Kennedy Mount Dora Florida 38-4 to
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Lake County
Florida
John D. Stumbo
W. Troy Hall, Jr
Louis Denbroeder
M. Louis Denbroeder
Peetertameacessah
Alfred Renbaum, Sr
M. Louis. Denbroeder
W. M. Kennedy
Mt. Dora
Advertisement for Bids for TaVar es County Warehouse
Sealed bids for erection and completion of a warehouse in Tavares Florida are due October 10 1957 at 8 00 P M in the Lake County Board of Public Instruction office. Plans and specs available September 15 1957 from Griffin Gomon Daytona Beach. Deposits and bid bonds required. bids valid 30 days. board may reject or waive informalities.
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Board of Public Instruction
Lake County
Florida
Board
Tavares
Griffin & Gomon
P.O
Municipal
Daytona Beach
Board of Public Instruction of
Progress Means Someone Hurt Says Banker
Central Florida’s intelligent labor pool drawn from the region helps lure industry said Lucien Harris of the First National Bank of Orlando to the Kiwanis club. He cited lower living costs and the Ot to Central Florida firm as examples of growth attracting business despite higher taxes for schools and roads. He warned growth brings costs and “someone is going to get hurt,” but argued broader gains will benefit more people.
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Central Florida
Lucien Harris
First National Bank of
Orlando
Kiwanis Club
Martin
Otto
Harris
In Probate Estate of Louis Denbroeder Lake County Florida
The estate of M Louis Denbroeder deceased of Lake County Florida is in probate before Judge W Troy Hall Jr at the Lake County Courthouse. Creditors must file claims within eight months from first publication or be barred by law. Alfred Renbaum Sr. is administrator residing in Mt Dora Florida.
Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club dominates Crawford House event
Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club shines at Crawford House New Sept meeting with 22 of 50 attendees as members. Myers defeats Tewksbury 21 20 in a tight match. Scofield goes 4 0 winning Champion of Champions. U S National tournament at Spalding Inn highlighted by ALBA officials and players from multiple cities.
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Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club
Mount Dora
Crawford House Club
New Sept
Dorans
Tewksbury-Myers
Myers
Tewksbury
Scofield
Savage
U. S
John W. Bennett
Frank Bethgnen Bee
Mire Maynes Church
Lou L. Heaton
Ter
Lund
Charles
Bayard Webb
Crawford House
Frank Bridgman
Lou Heaton
Helen Tigh
Roy Jones
Church
Skoglund
Bridgman
Porter
Louise Skoglund
Tigh
Bridge
Helen
Bennett
Dick Edgerton
Spalding Inn
Whitefield
N. H
John R. Allison
Southington
Conn
Robert Savage
Chicago
Willis J. Trewksbury
la Grange
Ill
De-Landy Club
Leonard Schofield
San Diego
Ernest F. Myers
Everett
Wash
The
ALBA
Charles P. Middleton
Port Orchard
Mount Dora bids invited for paving and retreading work
The City Council of Mount Dora Florida will receive sealed bids at 8 00 P M October 1 1967 for paving Hilltop Drive Rossiter and Rhodes between 1st and 5th Avenues and retreading 11th Avenue between Donnelly and City limits Plans and specs may be examined at City Clerk s office Bids due 5 00 P M October 1 1957 with 5 certified check City Clerk WM C Stewart reserves right to accept or reject bids.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Hilltop Drive
Rossister
Rhodes
1St
5Th
11Th Avenue
Donnelly
WM. C. Stewart
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Shuffleboard
Akron
Fourth St
Andy
Earl Dodd
Trojans
Lee Kinsman
Baren Mills
Dodd Kuhlman
Wray
al Premo
Peterman
Green Lantern
Evergreen
N. Highland
al Maben
Crawford
House
Superior Asphalt Co
Dick Stewart
Walt Stubble Owners
House & Home Decorators
S. Bay St
Eustis Leesburg
N. Boulevard
Florida Telephone Corporation
Board of Directors
Max E. Wettstein, Pres
Mgr
Central
Empire of the Sun
Heart of Citrus
C. F. Moore Dist
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