Englewood News Highlights Local Life and Letters
The Joseph Dominiaks enjoy a three week visit in Englewood. The Lemon Bay Veterans Club sets a June 29 meeting to elect directors. Local residents Wilhelm celebrate their 60th anniversary. Herb Crane earns a rare national certification south of Tampa. The Rev. Lewis Stancil resigns from Englewood Baptist Church to lead a church in Stuart. Englewood Bank marks two years of service. Helm elected Rec reational Council president with new officers named. A new Englewood Rotary Club to sponsor a beach swimming clinic at Poinciana Motel on McCall Road this Saturday afternoon.
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The
Lemon Bay Veterans’ Club
Clarence P. Wilhelm
Wilhelm Drive
South Beach
Fred Dixon
Bahia Vista Drive
Wilhelms
Mary Davison
Ellen Rogers
Wheeling
W. Va
Punta Gorda
Englewood
Herb Crane
Dearborn Street
National Accounts Assn
Tampa
Florida
Crane
Lewis Stancil
Englewood Baptist Church
Stuart
Stancils
Wauchula
First Baptist Church
Mark
Philip
Stancil
Englewood Recreational Council
Warren
Outerbridge
Malcolm McDonald
J. D. Tate
Floyd Potter
Ed Perin
A. Linn
Bruce Caldwell
G. F. Outerbridge
Max Bernd-Cohen
Englewood Rotary Club
Englewood Bank reports record 1953-59 growth gains
Englewood Bank posts a 74 percent deposits increase to 3 220 000 from the first year total and loans rise 16 percent to 1 454 000. Depositors rise from 1 058 to 1 401 with savings holders up to 1 134 and safe deposit users to 310. Resources total 3 535 000 as the Silver Club offers silverplate settings for new deposits with free first setting and discounted additional ones.
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Englewood Bank
William L. Hart
Hart
Englewood
Sev
John T. Sheppard
W.L. Bradford
Margaret F. Leach
L. A. Ainger
John F. Bass III
Clyde Marshall
Sheppard
Stanford
William H. Vanderbilt
R. H. Waddle
Bauer Replaces Adams on Englewood Water Committee
Earl H. Bauer was elected to the Englewood Water District committee replacing Donald W. Adams who resigned due to residence outside district limits. Bauer, a 1956 resident and former Detroit water board employee, brings decades of water operations experience. The committee last met to review by laws for a Board of Supervisors and will discuss financing methods for the district project.
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Englewood
Board of Water Commissioners
Detroit
Water Department
Board of Supervisors
Deaths of Englewood residents and locals services
Bruce C. Rogers 68 longtime Englewood News correspondent died in his sleep at 116 Church Street. He recently became a permanent resident after seven winters as a visitor and had covered local news for The News. Funeral plans directed by Rawles Funeral Home Venice. Also details on Laura Elizabeth De Mougin 59 Plavida Road and several other local obituaries with service times and survivors listed.
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Englewood
Bruce C. Rogers
the News
Church St
Gordon Roose
Mr. Rogers
Clifford
Mich
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Masonic
American Legion
Odd Fellows
Square and Compass Club
Lemon Bay American Legion Post
Michigan Club
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Rogers
Grove City Realty Corp
Sam Spinosa
Ralph F. Jones
Englewood Methodist Church
Harry’ Long
Carl Wollenhaup
Herbert Brohsi
Frank Hudec
Carl H. Milter Keage
Doc” Serrell
de Mougia
Dianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
John
Evan Watts
Modesto
Calif
John Jr
Carl Miller
Dorothy Pryor
Ross Alexander MacMahon
Robarts Funeral Home
Louis Hoffman
Bee Ridge Presbyterian Church
MacMahon
Cleveland
Marion
Charles Carll
Harold Janvrin
Boston
Mass
Isaac Steiner
Isaac Sates Nm Bleiner
7Th St
Teale Brothers
J. Moody McNair
Steiner
Albert Rufus Hill
Swift Rd
Robarts Funeral
Sarasota
Edwin Cook
Fraser Cook
Cook
Jack Ducette
Eve
Alphonse
Fowlie
Yvon Durelle
Bay Ste. Anne
Archie Moore
Fishermen Still Hunt Lost Pass
Storm whipped the Northumberland Strait leaving 9 dead and 23 missing as crews search at dawn for survivors. Red Cross coordinator F B Fowlie said families along the coast are deeply affected while fishermen recall the brutal 75 mph gale and its wreckage.
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Moncton
New Brunswick
UPI
Northumberland Strait
Red Cross
F. B. Fowlie
Perley Chapman
Bay de Vin
N.B
Prince Edward Island
Bible Study Group To Meet Tomorrow
Venice event invites all women to join a Young Matron group gathering at 737 Myrtle Ave. at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 23 with Rev. Hendley Jelks as speaker.
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Venice
Harry Sjoblom
Myrtle Ave
Hendley Jelks
Weather Roundup and Five Day Forecast Notes
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. High today 86 to 90, low tonight 70 to 74. Variable winds mostly south and southwest 8 to 15 mph. Barometer 30.14. Max 24 hr 85, min 24 hr 78. Rainfall 24 hr none. SW winds 46 mph. Five day outlook: temperatures near normal, 1 to 2 degrees above in upper east coastal sections. Normal highs 88 to 91, lows 70 to 77. precipitation near one inch as scattered showers.
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Upper
Duluth
Minn
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tallahassee
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Miami Area Struggles With Record June Rainfall
Forecaster predicts a return to normal yet notes normal means more rain in Miami as the city endures a week of heavy downpours. Through Sunday night June totals reach 19.67 inches breaking the prior June record of 19.54 inches from 1942.
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Miami
UPI
Paul Moore
Moore
Burglary Suspects Search For Bomb Carriers In St Louis
Police hunt two brothers James Hecker 23 and Joseph 18 for an attempted burglary and bombing at the St Louis Arena bowling alley. They are believed armed with four dynamite bombs with delayed fuses strapped to their bodies. A night watchman detained Gerald Hecker 20 after the blast injured no one.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
James Hecker
Joseph
St. Louis Arena
Arthur Sullivan
Gerald Hecker
Thomas Williams
Williams
James
Gerald
Jet airliner clips fence lands safely at Idlewild
A British Comet IV jet clipped a 10 foot blast fence on approach to Idlewild Airport. The aircraft suffered heavy damage but landed safely with 45 aboard, including eight Russians led by I Bolshakov traveling for the Soviet trade fair opening.
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New York
UPS
Idlewild
I. Bolshakov
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State Road Department
William Hart
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Sally) Helm
Silver Club
Bauer
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Englewood Water Group
Ross MacMahon
John Achorn
John Oliver Achorn
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Charles’ H. Beal
Bay Haven Baptist Church
Manasota Memorial Park
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Rockland
Maine
South Gate
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Wooten
Bradenton
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Weather Bureau
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Georgia
Ae Benjamin
Ernest Sears
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Savings and Loan Association
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Qualitone CO
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