Ex-President Bridgman Keeps Bowling Spirit Alive in Florida
Bridgman, a former Boston Bowling Green club member and Quincy native, remains active in lawn bowling while living in Mount Dora Florida. He has bowled in 12 Florida cities, served as club historian, and plans a busy winter season amid ties to historical societies and Florida’s bowling heritage.
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Bridgman
Boston Bowling Green Club
Wollaston
Massachusetts House
Boston
Quincy
John Adams
J Quincy Adams
John Hancock
Senate
Adams Academy
Bridgy
Historical Society
Florida Historical Society
Mount Dora
Florida
Henry Bradley Plant
Tampa
Lapin
Henry Morrison Flagler
Eaast Coast
Key West
John Gorrie
Apalachicola
Bob Rehm
Florida Golden Sands
A. J
K. B. Hanna
Moultrie
St. Augustine
Matanza River
Ireland
Ed Blackburnes
Florida Keys
Reg Jones
Toronto
Home Again Joseph Jubb Returns After Stroke
Joseph Jubb returned to his Sanford road home last week after a month at Orange Memorial hospital in Orlando due to a stroke.
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Joseph Jubb
Sanford Rd
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orlando
Mosquito Control and Public Health Efforts in Lake County
Chester, longtime Lake County health official, oversees mosquito control with 4 full time and 8 part time staff. The county’s first control was a WPA drainage project with unlined ditches later many concrete ones. Leesburg has 17,355 feet of concrete drainage. Future plans include Gambusia fish stocking, but funds and easements limit expansion. Chester leads sanitation work, hyacinth control, and annual food handler training, with an office in the health department and records on costs shared by towns and federal funds. The Chesters have three children: DeLacy, 9. Sherry, 7. and Emily, 6.
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Cae
Health Department
Court House Square
Pophere Guey
Lake County
Mount Dora
Leesburg
Chester
Board of Commissioners
Chesters
DeLacy
Sherry
Emily
Shuffleboard Red and Black Contest Crowns Reds in Close Play
Lillie Peterman and Melvin Hanson won the special Red and Black shuffleboard contest 107 to 65 over Fred Dehn and John Burnett. The event featured 13 courts, 52 games, and high Reds by D. C. Dickson and Fred Place, with a dramatic late seven by Col. Dickson sealing the Reds victory. A National Kid's Day observance encouragedFurther play-offs saw Reds 103 to 51. The club mourns Floyd Miller's death and plans a token gift to Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Peterman
Melvin Hanson
Fred Dehn
John Burnett
Eustis
Lot
D. C. Dickson
Fred Place
Mount Dora
Hattie Parker
Reds
Princess Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Tom Hunter
S. A. Horning
High Blacks
Dan Sullivan
Chief Stull
Eddie Ryan
Tom Potts
Floyd Miller
Lillie Miller
Mr. Miller
Michigan
Rainy night hosts close Red and Black contest
A lively gallery watched a tight 100 to 96 Red and Black game as five courts hosted 15 matches. Whitehead and Ray Blanchard led Reds with 250 points while Mrs. is mentioned in passing.
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Whitehead
Ray Blanchard
Mount Dora Seeks Ordinance Regulating Solicitors
Notices provide proposed ordinances on limiting solicitors and extending Social Security benefits to town employees. Public inspections available, final passage set for October and December meetings. election notices and Kiwanis tribute to Warren L. Story accompany the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Fla
Fla. Odora
Board of Election
Wm, C. Stewart
City Hall
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Kitchen
Browns Hardware
Paul B. Brown
Acre
Eustis, Fla
Make Brown’s
Cole
Spow
Mary Garrison
Chappie
Gary
Swift
Ethel Peters
Pulis
Heaton
Spencer
Scotch Cutthroat
Kellogg
Niles
Mary G
Dr. James
MEMOS
Leonard Barker
Orange Ave
J. W. Willmott
Col
Dickson
The
Free University
Robert M. Hutchins
Floridan Country Club
Howey-In-The-Hills
Emerson
Helen Deibler
WM. C. Stewart
Kiwanisi
Mount Dor
Warren L. Story
Spon
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
Sylvan Shores
Henry Stein
Mgr
Sylvan Shores Hotel
Gutton Woler
Ivy
Acme Vacuum Stores, Inc
N. Orange Ave
Orlando, Fla
Singer
John Alden
Murray
the Travelers
Hartford
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