Lawn Bowling Cup Stays With Boston Club After New England Trials
The Hartford event saw Jack Sayre of Providence upset by a weaker team in the nine end playoff as Dave Dakers’ squad earned first at New Haven 1944 and third at Hartford. Bill Rodgers' Boston FC and Alson of Milton and Biggar of Boston placed. Urquhart cup to stay with Boston until next Labor Day. Walter Kreutz returns to Boston and resumes with Frank Bridgman on the greens. Kris and Bridgy expected back around November first. Everett Lewis of Orlando faced unclear outcome.
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Hartford
Providence
Jack Sayre
Boy Wonder
Sayre
Dave Dakers
New Haven
Bill Rodgers
Boston FC
Alson
Milton
Biggar
Boston
New England
Walter Kreutz
Harborside
Maine
Frank Bridgman
Boston Greens
Cap Hichborn
Frank Crockett
Kris
Bridgy
Everett Lewis
Orlando
Fragments Mention Bowling Notes and Historic River Lore
A Saint Orlando guest recalls a Boston greens visit on a Saturday afternoon. Lead off by Dave Dakers team, the player shows a solid performance while noting a northern bowling club absence. The piece also quotes an 1832 river book describing a French riverside hostelry and its quirky skittle-ground and gardens, evoking old world imagery.
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Ergelipelt Syf
Serra Times
Orlando
Boston
Dave Dakers
Everett
Mississippi River
Public
Obituary of Albert M Green Mount Dora deacon dies at 55
Albert M Green 55 died suddenly at home on ar cne land avenue last Wednesday September 19. He served the Town of Mount Dora as an employee for over twenty years and was a deacon at the First Baptist Church. Survived by widow, two children Lillie Mae and Roy Robert, two sisters Minnie Clary Crestview and Eula May Powell Beatress Alabama, two brothers O W Selma Alabama and S F Bushnell Florida. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev J A Sutley. Burial Forest Cemetery. pallbearers named in church records.
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Albert M. Green
Ar Cne Land Avenue
Mount Dora
Baptist Church
Lillie Mae
Roy Robert
Minnie Clary
Crestview
Eula May Powell
Beatress
Alabama
O. W
Selma
S. F
Bushnell
Florida
First Baptist Church
J. A. Sutley
Forest Cemetery
Bet Nave
Comey
Nimnicht Retires From Chevrolet After 22 Years
E A Nimnicht retires as assistant general sales manager of the Chevrolet Motor Division General Motors after 22 years with the company. He began as a factory sales representative on November 19 1923 and will receive a farewell dinner at the Statler Hotel in Detroit. Nimnicht plans to settle in Florida at Breezy Point with his son B N Nimnicht a Jacksonville Chevrolet dealer.
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E. A. Nimnicht
Chevrolet Motor
General Motors Corporation
William E. Holler
Nimnicht
Chevrolet
Statler
Detroit
Holler
Florida
B. N. Nimnicht
Jacksonville
School of Modern
Precautions Urged When Using DDT
The article warns to follow exact instructions when using DDT for insect control. It advises a dusting powder for dogs, not to spray animals, and to avoid applying DDT to cats. It stresses using proper spraying equipment, minimizing human exposure, and notes skin irritation from solvent-based mixtures. The U.S. Public Health Service says a 1 to 5 percent aerosol solution should pose no serious health hazards under proper use.
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Mulrennan
Bureau
Espec
U. S. Public Health Service
Coast Guard Temporary Reserves Disenrolled September 30
The Coast Guard Temporary Reserves in the Seventh Naval District will be disenrolled on September 30. About 2,300 Florida TRs served over 3,000,000 hours assisting shore duties while regulars served at sea. District director Comdr. Wm Mansfield says headquarters will advance each temporary reservist one grade, and district officers will award citations and wrist tags for extensive service.
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Coast Guard
Seventh Naval District
Wm, Mansfield
USCGR
Finis
Trs
Florida
Mansfield
Washington
Onor
Miami
Tavernier
New Smyrna
Palatka
Daytona Beach
DeLand
Mount Dora
Sanford
St. Augustine
Fort Pierce
Melbourne
Cocoa
Vero Beach
Stuart
Titusville
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Clewisvales
Tops
Tepe Fein
Peckwater
Pa Ort Ayers
St. Marks
Perry and
Talla
Lake County Adopts New Deed Form for Land Transfers
Lake County commissioners announce a new county deed form to replace prior versions. The form prints on heavy stock in two colors with red border and seal, and the deed text in black. It requires at least three commissioners and attestation by the Circuit Court Clerk.
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Lake County
Circuit Court
Have You Read a Novel of Ancient Rome
A Mount Dora Public Library note extols an English author W. Crozier for a historical romance set in Rome during Tiberius Caligula Pilate and Peter. It praises vivid real characters, ironic humor, and humane portrayal of Roman society.
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W. Crozier
Rome
Stoke
Tiberius
Caligula
Pilate
Peter
Unemployment Payments Rise as War Industries Close
Unemployment compensation in Citrus County shows growth with 3 121 claimants statewide and payments up from 28 179 to 50 673 as war industries wind down. Carl B. Smith urges unemployed workers to seek jobs through US Employment Service and warns loss of benefits if suitable work is refused. County classifications include Citrus Packing payroll and misc roles like manager at an oil company.
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Carl B. Smith
Florida Industrial Commission
Smith
U S. Employment Service Office
Jackson Sisters Set for Eighth Anniversary Encore
Rev Russell returns from the National Convention in Detroit and a northeast trip as East Town hosts a readiness service. The Jackson Sisters celebrate eight years Sunday at St Marys Missionary Baptist Church with several quartets from the state, 3:30 p m program, admission 25 and 50 cents, with special arrangements for white friends.
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Providence Hill
Hill
East Town
Russell
Detroit
New York
Conn
Jackson Sisters
St. Mary’s Missionary Baptist Church
T. M. Thomas
Pallbearers Union Meets at Lodge No 6 Sanford
The East Town Pallbearers Union held its annual meeting at Lodge No 6 in Sanford with Bro. Robert Hill presiding. Devotion was led by Rev. R R. and the gathering proceeded with customary ceremonies.
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Pallbears Union
Lodge No. 6
Sanford
Robert Hill
R. R
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