Ed Wallace Joins Wolfer Motors Service
Ed Wallace becomes the newest member of the Wolfer Motors service department at 915 S. Tamiami Trail. A Winter Haven native who moved here in 1957, he brings expertise in automatic transmission air conditioning and front end overhaul. He and wife Ouida live at 1796 Banyan Dr Venice Gardens with daughters Seri and Carla and attend First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wallace
Wolfer Motors
Wolfer Motors, Inc
S. Tamiami Trail
Winter Haven
Wallace
Paulk Lincoln-Mercury
Banyan Dr
Venice Gardens
Ouida
Seri
Carla
First Baptist Church
City Council Action Delayed on Nokomis Lots and Personnel
City council tabled action on Nokomis Avenue lots 8 and 9 until Public Works Director Curwood returns from vacation. J C Rinehart asked for delay until finances allow. Fire Chief Divine’s lieutenant recommendation for Maurice Aldrich was deferred for personnel manual study. The body approved a beer and wine license for Mamies Big Apple in the Venice Negro quarters and awarded pipe and vehicle purchases. Drainage easements tied to East Venice Avenue bridge were granted, paving liens subordinated to the West Coast Inland Navigation District, copier lease approved, and 300 city lots to be mowed ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZBA
Nokomis Avenue
Guy Curwood
J. C. Rinehart
J. R. Divine
Maurice Aldrich
Brochard
Venice Negro
Johns-Manville
Estil
John Sobosky
Warfield Avenue
Sarasota County Sign Regulations Call for Clear New Policy
A Sarasota County advisory committee urges a bold sign policy to curb clutter. It notes 90 percent of signs violate rules and proposes scale, setback, and permit changes plus new legislation to enforce a coherent outdoor advertising framework. The group seeks inventory, scenic easements, and planning-board cooperation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Planning Commission
Sarasota County
County Commissioners
Board of Appeals
County Planning Commission
Joint Advisory Committee
Wallace and Hopkins Families Welcome Newborns
Mr and Mrs James A Wallace of Nokomis greet Albert Lee Wallace born Aug 7 at 7 35 p m. Mr and Mrs Clip Collins Sr of Venice announce Clip Collins Hopkins Jr born Aug 10 at 10 02 p m.
Calendar of residents listed for August notes
The record lists numerous residents by date from August 5 to August 11 across Venice Nokomis North Port Charlotte Englewood and nearby areas. Names include Bates Sanborn Van Pelt M. Ning Davis Abel Godwin Anderson Asmus Woolems and many others with multiple entries on several days.
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Charles Bates
Warm Mineral Springs
Robert Sanborn
Venice
Robert W. van Pelt
Ning M
Davis
Laurel
Carl Abel
North Port Charlotte
Dorann E. Godwin
Placida
Gladys S. Anderson
Nokomis
George Asmus
Elizabeth Woolems
W. Helen Daniels
Lake Wales
Fla
Maureen Daniels
Carl Wright
Barbara J. Buerki
Lewis Blackburn
Florence Meigerhoff
South Venice
Sandra K. Wallace
Pamela Lee
Frank V. Devies
Edna Seaton
Robert Roberts
Englewood
Baby Boy Wallace
Virginia Ridenour
Co. C. Hill
Dixie Welch
Sandra Hopkins
Harvey Stephens
Marco
Janice Midkiff
Donald Nolder
John F. Young
Faye Mcleod
Karl Stark
Charles Worstall
Pamela Newman
Fort Myers
Edna Cage
Mary Landers
Mabel MacDonald
Velma Taylor
Jacob Wisch
Thomas Wrede
Gertrude Patrias
Eleanor
Baby Girl Lewis
Osprey
Lillian Williams
Edward Wilkins
Sarasota
Rosalyn Adams
George Adams
Jeremiah Burke
Thomas Freeman
Boca Grande
Edward MacDowell
Jeffrey Pennell
Thomas Sheppard
Marion Ripy
Barbara Buerki
Helen Daniels
Martha Rouse
Frank Navies
Maret
Ruece
Taniel
Marenarest Lynch
Ruth Hubber
Y Menice
Catamaran project joins two colonels with shared paths
The Moomaws plan a home made catamaran and soon will christen it with champagne. Colonels Chet and Bill Moomaw, both Air Force veterans who began service in 1942, retired within a month of each other and share a long career spanning ferry command to Air Transport Command. They settled in Venice area after leaving Huntington Beach and will rely on their wives Margot and Helen as crew.
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California
Chet
Bill
Air Force
TWA
Midcontinent
Braniff
Ferry Command
Air Transport Command
Washington National Airport
W. Stuart Symington
Missouri
Thomas K. Finletter
Defense
Louis A. Johnson
George C. Marshall
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Truman
Eisenhower
F. J. Stroop
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Moomaws
Huntington Beach
Calif
Venice
Margot
Helen
Comet of 1811 Revealed as Vast Celestial Object
The largest observed comet, the comet of 1811, boasted a diameter of 1 225 000 miles far exceeding the sun in size, marking it as an extraordinary celestial visitor in historical records.
Jupiter Spins Slower Than Expected Astronomers Say
Astronomers report Jupiter is spinning more slowly than previously thought. The finding revises models of the planet’s interior and magnetic field.
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Jupiter
Circus Opening Ties to Local Groups and Events
The 1965 Home Show opens a circus without a professional promoter in partnership with the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A plan to invite the Guy Lombardo orchestra later in the year may align with the Hospital Ball. Directors praise Ewell Engineering for rapid U S 41 four laning and thank Sarasota County for a $500 budget increase. Keller okays circus tickets, notes a September chamber membership drive, and WACC joins five chambers for the Aug 25 Sun Sox Night at Payne Park with 5,000 tickets per chamber and a 25 cent service fee. Miss Venice Frances Webinga to be introduced.
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Chamber of Commerce
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Ewell Engineering and Contracting Co
Lakeland
U. S. 41
Blackburn Point Road
Eagle Point
Sarasota
Venice
Frances Webinga
Theft at Beach Area Cars and School Floodlight Damage
Beachgoers forced open a car door and stole about $317 in valuables from two vehicles, including wallets and a graduation ring, while a nearby business entry was broken into for a cash box of about $35. The vandalized school floodlights suffered roughly $20 in damage. Discovered Monday by Jim Hosom, owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lamons
Coy Lamons
Venice Tire
Jim Hosom
Notary Public Office History and Florida Presence
VanOrsdale notes the notary office has Roman roots and broad civil service in many nations. In the United States the office is state established with gubernatorial appointments. Florida alone has over 70 000 Notary Public officials and the U S total exceeds 3 000 000, per organizers.
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VanOrsdale
Florida
U.S
Alexander T. Gault Dies Suddenly in Canada
Alexander T. Gault of 54 Admiral Road Toronto and Venice Municipal Trailer Park died suddenly at his Canadian home on July 29. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth and sister Yvonne. Services were held July 31 at St James The Less Church Toronto with burial in the church cemetery. Bates and Maddox Funeral Home arranged.
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Alexander T. Gault
Admiral Road
Toronto
Canada
Venice Municipal Trailer Park
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Rawles Funeral Home
W. Dearborn Avenue
Order OF the Golden Rule
Rgwecs Funeral Home
London
Kentucky
Gorden
Cadillac Club
Heaven Hill
Seagram
Mtram Walker, Te Em A
Philadelphia
Guckenheimer Corby Imperial Fleischmann's Gin
Walker's Gin
Tom Moore
Fleischmann
Blue Grass
Kessler
Walker's Gin Corbyv
Imperial Mattingay and
Moore Charter Oak
Stillbrook Guckenhei
Ormerly Early Wynn
Posi Peenaha
Caspersen
Noth
Ing
Department of Regulatory Services
William
MIT
Connecticut
Rawles
Farley Funeral Home
Nokomis Ave
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Earth
Christ
Indiana
McDonald's
Beach RD
Lemon Bay Area
SUN
Dave
Flo Behrens
the Glades Bar & Restaurant
Bill Phillips Ford
Bay Vista
Englewood Beach RD
Rotary
Ave Rt
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