Dapper Dan Faces Break-In and Bad Check Charges
H. O. Doyle 23 was arrested at the Mayfair Hotel on a breaking and entering auto count and a single bad check charge after a warrant issued by the Justice of the Peace. A $40 check to National Shirt Shop and items from Sarasota Bank and Trust Co. were found. A radio stolen from a Sarasota Terrace Hotel car was linked to Doyle by the owners. Police continue an open investigation and seek merchants to report other checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Perpente
H. O. Doyle
Mayfair
Justice of the Peace
Perpente
Doyle
National Shirt Shop
Sarasota Bank and Trust Co
Sarasota Terrace
C. E. Legg
Students Play Benefit Concert for Music Scholarship
Proceeds from a June 23 concert at the Civic Center go to the Florida West Coast Symphony scholarship fund to support music education. Roe Goodman bassoonist and a group of musicians including Orvin Sale Bradenton violinist and others perform with an 18 voice choir directed by Howard Brumfiel. No admission charge. donations welcomed.
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Florida West Coast Symphony
Florida
Civic Center
Roe Goodman
West Coast Symphony
Orvin Sale
Bradenton
Harry Mundy
David Cohen
Manatee County
Edward W. Beattie
Marcel Sessler
Malloy to attend national Young Republican convention
Raymond Malloy of Sarasota state chairman of the Florida Federation of Young Republican Clubs will travel to Washington DC for the national Young Republican Clubs convention. He will join delegates from Florida and Pat Fisher of St. Petersburg will compete for the national title. The convention opens June 19 and runs three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Malloy
Sarasota
Florida Federation of Young Republican Clubs
Young Republican Clubs
Washington, D.C
Florida
Pat Fisher
St. Petersburg
Young Republican
Church Sets First Vesper on Siesta Key Beach
The Church of the Palms Presbyterian will hold Sarasota's first beach vesper service at 7 p.m. Sunday on the county beach at Siesta Key. Rev. John W. Stump invites the public to attend, with families seating in cars or bringing chairs to sit along the beach.
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Church of the Palms
Presbyterian
U.S.A
Siesta Key
Sarasota
John W. Stump
Church of the
Credit official to teach class in credit fundamentals
Sterling 8 Speake, credit specialist of the National Credit Assn., will teach a three session course in credit fundamentals in Sarasota from June 28 to July 1. Sessions start at 7 p.m. at the Orange Blossom Hotel. The Sarasota Credit Bureau sponsors the non profit course. Enrollment is 10 dollars, covering the textbook Retail Credit Fundamentals by Clyde W. Phelps. Surplus funds go to the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce for summer advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
National Credit Assn
Orange Blossom Hotel
Sarasota Credit Bureau
Clyde W. Phelps
Sarasota
Young GOP Club Beach Party Plans In Sarasota
The Young Republican Club of Sarasota County meets at Siesta Beach tonight at 6 PM to reactivate the group and map the year ahead. Ralph A. Erickson serves as club president with refreshments and optional swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republian Club
Sarasota County
Siesta Beach
Ralph A. Erickson
Summer Program Opens At Camp Summer Program Opens At Camp
Today marks opening day for the Out-Of-Door Camp on Siesta Key under Miss Lynne Kaelber. Activities include archery sailing golf field sports canoeing Red Cross swimming instruction dancing riding tennis and a full arts and crafts program.
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Siesta Key
Lynne Kaelber
Gulf of Mexico
Red Cross
New Methodist Pastor F W Cooper to Lead Sarasota Church
Rev F W Cooper transferred from Lake Worth to Sarasota to replace Rev A A Koestline who moves to Allied Al lapattah Miami. Cooper, a 1936 Florida Conference appointee, served as Air Force chaplain 1942 46 and holds major rank in Reserve. He studied at IIT Northwestern Garrett and is active in Lions and Masons. wife Mrs Cooper sings and has WSCS leadership background.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
Northwestern University
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston, Il
Lion's Club
Masonic Macon
County Audit Finds Minor Fund Flaws Across Offices
The county audit notes taxes paid on Ringling Bros property after an agreement expired in 1937. It cites a 1927 contract for ten years and finds no extension beyond 1937. The audit gives a clean bill of financial health to the county judge's office, mosquito control, prosecutor, and service officer.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
County Commission
John D. Justice
Mosquito Control Department
Florida Power & Light foresees slump amid rate review
Smith of Florida Power & Light says a looming business downturn will likely reduce earnings and questions the need for current rates. He cites a 375 million dollar five year capital program and a 55,000 customer gain last year while urging rate inquiry hearings and consideration of limited property and defense spending effects.
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McGregor Smith
Florida Power & Light Company
Forida
Florida
Smith
State Public Utilities
PUC
Gulf Power Company
Nationa
Chicago
Double Service at St. Boniface Church Tomorrow
Rev. Howard Spencer Hane, new vicar of St. Boniface Episcopal Church, will conduct two Holy Communion services at Siesta Key. The first begins at 7:30 a.m. and the second at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Spencer Hane
St. Boniface Episcopal Church
Siesta Key Church
Community club and church activities listing for Sarasota
Today and tomorrow schedule shows theater tryouts for Dracula at Players Theater and numerous church circles and club meetings across Sarasota including WMU WSCS WECS and First Baptist First Methodist Presbyterian congregations. Events feature circles at specific addresses, coffee hours, luncheons, and social gatherings across multiple 10 am to 7 pm slots.
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Brother
WMU
First Baptist Church
Calvin Pettey
Goldenrod Street
Lula Terry
Esther
WSCS
First Methodist Church
M. Hannah
WECS
Donald Evans
Nancy Street
Sarah
Mary Jane Miller
Michigan Street
First Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Martine’s
Edith Beck
J. H. Taetz
Waldemere Street
Deborah
R. H. Butterwick
Ruth
J. H. Blackshear
Ohio Place
St. Mary of Bethany
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Eva Pope
Lucia Messer
Louis Campbell
Bouganvillea
Sarasota
Rose Cavaker
A. EB. Hicks
Accused Pair Facing Trial For Break-In
Two men Martin L. Smith 35 of Temple Street and Francis Sapier 21 of De Soto Lakes waived preliminary hearing yesterday and were held for trial in circuit court on breaking and entering charges at the home of Mrs Wanda Lowe on Pineapple Avenue. A hat left at the scene identified by Constable Ed Perpente led to their arrest. They allegedly stole 96 dollars from Mrs Lowe's purse.
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Wanda Lowe
Pineapple Avenue
Martin L. Smith
Temple St
Francis Sapier
DeSoto Lakes
Ed Perpente
Smith
Perpente
Court Docket Heavy Today
An unusually heavy Saturday docket in county court featured trials before Judge Russell Thomas. Defendants included Claire H. Stowers charged with driving while intoxicated, Harry Hartmann for assault and battery, Annie Mae Collins for arrest and affray, Eddie Lee Rainey for reckless conduct, and Floyd G. Martin, age 51, for an indicated charge. William J. White, age 33, was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to three days in jail and a $100 fine or 75 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Thomas
Claire H. Stowers
Pinewood
Uplands
Harry Hartmann
Annie Mae Collins
Eddie Lee Rainey
Floyd G. Martin
Balmore St
William J. White
Cocoanut Ave
Jail Holiday Adds 100 Days To Con s Time
A county inmate named Stankey L. Thomas received an extra one hundred days added to his sentence after a jail status event yesterday. The disruption stemmed from an escape by a Sar asota County road gang at De- locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Stankey L. Thomas
Thomas
Sarasota County
Lawn Mower Stolen From James J. Broderick Home
Sheriff deputies investigated a theft of a lawn mower from James J. Broderick at 4212 Closs stone Street. No arrests were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Broderick
Clossstone St
Sheriff's Deputies
Tongue Twister Harmony Group Sings Tonight
Sarasota sends Tongue Twister Harmony Group to the SPEBSQSA songfest in Tampa at the Little Theater in Drew Park. The Gulfliners quartet from Sarasota will perform among several quartets. Proceeds fund Florida Knights expenses for the national contest in Los Angeles next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop
America
Tampa Little Theater
Drew Park
Gulfliners
Florida Knights
Spebsqsa
Los Angeles
Father's Day Sermon At Fruitville Church
A special Father’s Day service will be held tomorrow at United People’s Community Church in Fruitville. The Rev. H. M. Robesin said the oldest father at the service will receive a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United People’s Community Church
Fruitville
H. M. Robesin
Beauty Prize Nets Queen Florida Trip
Miss Bobbye Harris of Memphis named Fairest of the Fair at the Mid-South Centennial Fair will fly to Sarasota with her mother on National Airlines arriving at 3:20 p.m. Sunday to claim a week long Sarasota vacation. She will stay at Sandcastle Motel on Lido Beach and visit Viking Room Hofbrau Martine's Colony Buccaneer Holiday and Plaga restaurants as guest of area establishments.
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Bobbye Harris
Memphis
Sarasota
National Air Lines
Miss Harris
Sandcastle
Lido Beach
Viking Room
Hofbrau
Martine
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