Bowling club notes and travel tales from Mount Dora
September brings traveling bowlers home to Mount Dora Club where new clock case and bulletin board brighten the rinks. Spectators include Marion Walker Willard Walker and John Mueller while Olin Eckley bowls. Jean Grau earns Golden Triangle Bridge Club praise. a Florence Italy letter from the Jewells recalls Iron Curtain travel with soap shortages and high cigar prices. William Lyon Phelps urges a well ordered life as Ed Meech plans to bring a 100 year old cowbell for the lower court to deter wrong bias bowlers.
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John Mueller
Olin Eckley
George
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Iron Curtain
Arthur
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William Lyon Phelps
Ed Meech
Hingham
Mass
Three Day Two Night Orange Bowl Package Deal
Travel bargain offers three days and two nights at seven hotels with a reserved game ticket and air conditioned bus to the Orange Bowl. Price is 21.95 per person double occupancy, with a $3 deduction for ticket holders and a free hotel cocktail.
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Orange Bowl
Follow Nature’s Guide For Best Plant Growth
Florida soils benefit from a deep mulch of plant residues to improve moisture retention and soil temperature. Mulches enrich organic matter, liberate nitrogen, deter nematodes and weeds, and protect against erosion. An illustration appears in February and March with early green flushes.
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Florida
Florida Citrus Classes Move Into Field At Lake Alfred
Florida University notes 46 central Florida graduate students attend a Lake Alfred class session taught by Prof. L. W. Ziegler for the Citrus Crops department. The program, run with the Florida Institute of Continuing University Studies, uses the Citrus Experiment Station facilities and staff.
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University of Florida
Department of Fruit Crops
A. H. Krezdorn
Central Florida
Lake Alfred
Florida Institute of Continuing University Studies
College of Agriculture
L. W. Ziegler
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Agricultural Experiment Stations
Ziegler
Al Berry Predicts Seven Game World Series In 1963
Baseball enthusiast Al Berry uses his Club Balance system to forecast the 1963 World Series will reach seven games and be a toss up. He notes near parity between the Dodgers and Yankees in season runs for and against through Sept. 22 with one run games shaping pennant outcomes.
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al Berry
Berry
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Yankees
New York
Our sadness is not sad but our cheap joys
A reflective line contrasts sorrow with simple pleasures, highlighting resilience through modest happiness amid hardship.
Hunting Rules Get New Look
The 1963 64 hunting regulation summaries have a new design distributed by County Judges and authorized sub agents. A D Aldrich director says the reform simplifies rules and license structure while preserving legal accuracy to help sportsmen and reduce violations.
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Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
A. D. Aldrich
Aldrich
Lakeside Inn Reunion Heads to Buck Hill Falls
The third Mount Dora Lakeside Inn reunion was Sept 16 20 at Buck Hill Falls Pa. Hosts were Mr and Mrs James W Carr and Mr and Mrs Richard Edger ton. Prizes in golf lawn bowling and shuffleboard awarded at a Sept 19 banquet to the Nunneley family from Michigan and others.
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Lakeside Inn
Buck Hill Falls
James W. Carr
Richard Edgerton
Union
Nunneley
Michigan
John H. Nunneley
J. Frank Docherty
Jacob H. Vastine
Granville H. Bourne
Laird C. Dinsmore
Walter A. Towe
James J. Jackson
Harold L. Esch
Walter Lehr
Eugene A. Leinroth
Maude Abbott
Cecil Bothwell
Granville Bourne
Walter Bowers
Malcolm D. Campbell
Karl Colson
E. Kenney Crothers
Clifford A. Crispell
Laird Dinsmore
Henry Eigenbrodt
Harold Esch
John W. Foster
George F. Gracey
Robert H
Hibiscus Show Set for Sunday by Golden Triangle Chapter
The Golden Triangle Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society sponsors its third annual hibiscus show on Sunday September 29 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the American Legion Hall in Eustis. Entries accepted until 10 30 a.m. Judging covers amateur collector and commercial categories with awards. Door prizes hourly and 50 cent admission at the door. The chapter meets the third Thursday monthly at 8 p.m. in the Mount Dora Community Building.
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Golden Triangle
American Hibiscus Society
American Legion Hall
Eustis
Mount Dora
Names in a Local Reception Lineup
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Ivy, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Jackson, L. M. Knouse, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehr, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Leinroth, Mr. and Mrs. Bert V. Nunneley, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nunn, Tt mas, Spock Halter, Vas tine, and Mrs. Alexandra. The garbled text suggests a social or ceremonial seating list.
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Ivy
James J. Jackson
L. M. Knouse
Walter Lehr
Eugene A. Leinroth
Bert V. Nunneley
John H. Nunn
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