Summer potluck and Park news at Sarasota Mobile Home Park
The third annual summer potluck drew 65 residents last week with a note of new arrivals Mr and Mrs O G Brown from Street 20. Plans were announced for a June 22 potluck in the auditorium hosted by Florence M Heiney Myrtle Jacobson and Mabel Avery.
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Florence M. Heiney
O. G., Brown
Street 20
Sarasota
Myrtle Jacobson
Mabel Avery
Mabel Kube
Street 7
Columbus
Detroit
Marion
Ind
Tom Macksey
Whitfield Batates
Terry Shank
Armstrong Circle Theater
Macksey
Fred Leek
The
Park
Oneco
Terry
Terry Shane
Sarasota High School
Players
Palm Tree Playhouse
Carnegie Tech
School of Fine Arts
Pittsburg
New York City
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Welcome greetings and community notes at Bahia Vista
Pet'a Vista column welcomes Harry C. and Adelia Steimetz from Chicago to their new mobile home and Elma Payne from Brockton retiring. announces birthdays and anniversaries for June. notes Les Johnston's recovery after an automobile injury. praises a recent pot luck. public letters from readers recount summer plans and Sarasota stay.
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Marvin Anderson
Harry C
Adelia Steimetz
Chicago
Ill
Harry
Adelia
Elma Payne
Brockton, Nl
Elma
Carbine
Orville Neville
Arlene
Frank Kenney
Mich
Mary
Wayne Holden
Bahia Vista Estates
Bahia Vista
Wayne
Les Johnston
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Les
Gertha
Lester Johnston
Tom Thoresen
Laura Brooklyn
Carl
Ida Miller
Gladys F. Kaduck
West Conald
Port Clinton
Ohio
Sarasota
West Richfield
Edith
James W. Marx
Sapphire
N. C
Mars
Cliff Demarest
Buntline Terrace
Stamford
New York
Venice Lawyers Named to Florida Bar Committees
Venice lawyers Robert Baynard and A Bradford Smith were named to lead Florida Bar committees. Baynard is reappointed chairman of the legal aid committee, while Smith starts his fifth term as chairman of the committee on American Citizenship, per bar president Charles B. Fulton.
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Venice
Robert 8. Baynard and
A. Bradford Smith
Florida Bar
Charles B. Fulton
West Palm Beach
Baynard
Legal Aid Committee
Smith
Indian Woman Dies at 108 in California
Lydia Sleeper an Omo Indian aged 108 died of natural causes in a Lakeport rest home. Lake County historian Henry Mauldin notes she had many descendants and performed tribal dances four months earlier at her brother Bill Graves 87 funeral who was unofficial chief of the Omos.
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Lakeport
Calif
Lydia Sleeper
Henry Mauldin
Lake County
Lydia
Bill Graves
Omos
Letter Carriers Plan $4.4 Million Retirement Village
The National Letter Carriers Association announces a $4.4 million retirement village on 300 acres near Lake Wales Florida. The complex will include 500 apartments rented only to retired letter carriers and will sit eight miles east of the city by a lake.
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Lake Wales, Fla
National Letter Carriers Association
Lake Wales
Port Charlotte Republican Club Seeks New Chapters
At a Port Charlotte GOP meeting James Webber invited all unregistered Republicans to the June 21 Community Center session. Directors debated the 80 percent assessment, rejected a proposed 24 mil tax, and backed a 12 mil cap. They discussed recruiting candidates and forming GOP groups in Punta Gorda Englewood and Harbor Heights with contact details provided.
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Port Charlotte
Republican Club
James Webber
Punta Gorda
Englewood
Charlotte Harbor
Harbor Heights
Weber Terrace
David E. McDermott
Dover Drive
Florida Presbyterian College launches Ford Foundation program
Florida Presbyterian College will start a nationwide publicity program next week funded by a 25000 Ford Foundation grant to raise awareness of its new educational system. The effort focuses on personal outreach in eastern cities and involves 10 contact representatives and 20 sopomores assisting civic and church groups.
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Petersburg
Florida Presbyterian College
Ford Foundation
William H. Kadel
Foundation
For the Advancement of Education
Dr. Kadel
Florida Presbyterian
Kadel
Ford
John M. Bevan
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Charlotte
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Birmingham
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Bevan
FPC
Russell Clarke Inc
May moonshine seizures set high mark in Florida
State Beverage Director Thomas B. Lee Jr. reports May seizures reached a peak, with 61,000 gallons of mash 2,000 gallons of moonshine whiskey 388 vehicles used to haul contraband liquor and 224 arrests. He notes moonshine evades taxes and forecasts state losses above 9 million dollars this fiscal year.
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Thomas BB. Lee Jr
Beverage Department
Lee
Florida
Formose Currency Value Declines
The black market value of Formosa currency fell after new 100 local dollar notes circulated. On Sunday the buying rate for the U8 dollar was 41.40 Formosa dollars versus 40.80 before issue. The official rate remains 40 Formosa dollars per U.S. dollar.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Smokers Dilemma: A Pleasure Yet Health Questions Linger
AP story examines the tobacco industry's research push led by TIRC director Dr. Clarence Cook Little. It notes that despite millions spent, clear cause and effect between smoking and disease remains unsettled, while public health groups urge fuller disclosure of uncertainties and the need for education.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Clarence Cook Little
T.I.R.C
Universities of Michigan
Maine
American Association For Cancer Research
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Little
American Heart Association
Association
U.S. Public Health Service
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