Lawn Bowling News From Mount Dora and Beyond
Notices from Ed Dwelle in Jasper Park praise a British Bowls pamphlet. Milwaukee hosts Folk Day for Robert Whitehead trophy won by Alston Richardson Weeks. Collage of club events, games, and comments by ASBA officers, plus musings on noise and health.
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Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Ed Dwelle
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
G. T. Burrows
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Eddie Blackburn
England
Scotland
George Burrows
Bowls News
Cliff Island
Maine
Mable Swift
Boston Post
Boston
Bedford
Mass
George Sweetnam
Ed Wallace
Fred Wheeler
George
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Lawn Bowling Associations
Robert Whitehead
William Alston Skip
Emmet Richardson
Charles D. Weeks
Richardson
Weeks
Mount Dora
Alston
A.S.B.A
Edward A. Deming
West Hartford
St. Pete Club
Simpson Crowe
Bridgeport
Alex Ripley
New York City
Cap” Holden
Buffalo
David H. MacKenzie
H. W. Brigham
Hartford
Charles A. Bursley
Providence
Wm. J. Purvis
Long Island
N. Y
Harold Esch
Sports Record Bureau
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
E.B.B
Dickson
J. Nelson
Bridgy
Breck
Brown
Tremain
Spencer
A. Nelson
Maben
Heaton
Kellogg
Moss
Rehm
H. G. Morse
Harriet Smith
I. N. Kellogg
Nellie McLachlan
Doris Norton
Alan Grant
Harry and
Pratts
Nelson
James
Wilmer
Jack
Carl Fullers
Saguinay
Bess Nelson
Edna Breckenridge
Muriel Maben
Lotta Gregor
Ed. Blackburn
Laura James
Clare and
Grace
Good Student He’s Bound To Be So
Frank H. Hubinger of Mount Dora enters the University of Florida to study electronics. He served in the radar division of the Air Force from 1946 to 1949, rising to sergeant and visiting Japan, Germany, and England. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin J. Hubinger and brother to Elaine and Loletta.
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Frank’ H. Hubinger
Ervin J. Hubinger
Mount Dora
University of Florida
Elaine
Loletta Hubinger
Frank
Air Force
Japan
Germany
England
Georgetown crew aboard Noronic report safety
Traeger of Georgetown Pa members aboard the Noronic fire at Toronto wired the James Nelsons of their safety. Friends of the bowling fraternity rejoice at the escape from the inferno. Saturday parties close on Sept. 24.
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Traeger
Georgetown
Noronic
Toronto
James Nelsons
Tee Talk on Hilltop for Mount Dora golf tourney
J M Turner of Mount Dora leads toward the October 8 start of a best ball team tournament at Hilltop. The event spans three 18 hole rounds with a dozen balls awarded for the best combined score by partners. Arnold Haynes challenged Turner in the final round after a near even 27 holes. Turner held a four up advantage on the last nine. First prize is a 15 inch trophy with a second prize smoking stand.
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J. M. Turner
Mount Dora
Hilltop
Stan Kuznik
Yours Truly
Arnold Haynes
Turner
Delta Chi pledges two Dorans recruits
The University of Florida bulletin states Billy Lafroos and Clyde Mosteller of Mount Dora have been pledged to Delta Chi fraternity. The note highlights a local pledge event and names the two new members.
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Delta Chi
University of Florida
Billy Lafroos
Clyde Mosteller
Mount Dora
Community church reports a full Sunday program and visits
The Sunday services were well attended at Halt Town with a missionary demonstration by Rev. William Coachman from Wildwood and sermons by Rev. Robinson. The Ushers Board, Home Mission sisters, and B T U held meetings, the Community Chorus visited St John church, pallbearers prepared for the annual meeting in Bunnell Florida, departing at 9 o'clock.
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William Coachman
Wildwood
Robinson
Ushers Board Association
J. A. Williams
Home Mission Sisters
B.T.U
R. M. Robinson
Malissie Price
Pallbearers Society
Bunnell, Fla
T. M. Thomas
Insurance policy boon on infantile paralysis risk profits
One insurer has sold over 500000 polio expense policies covering up to 5000 dollars per infant. Priced at five dollars per person, the model targets a rare event as a serious polio case averages one in 13000 people, creating lucrative margins for insurers, per Hastings Baker.
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Hastings Baker
Nerves and Hydrophobia in the Pressroom for Opening Day
In a bygone era reporters and printers juggled live game coverage as huge boards rose outside and telegraph wires fed the rapid story. Editors feared missteps and bottlenecks, while a greenhorn printer cried out fearing they had no lives as the ninth inning neared and the score stood at 11.
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Western Union
Linotype
Page One
Joe Doakes
Telegraph
Smartaleck Greenhorn
Doc
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