Englewood Notes Include Camper Story And Local Happenings
Venice Englewood column reports on the Norman Coulons returning from a 3000 mile Corvair Camper trip, new Nokomis industry chatter, hospital stays, visits from Indianapolis residents, a beach party cookout, and neighborly pool aquarium scuffle. Also mentions jewelry from Miami, a cape jasmine flowering, sand bulldozers at Bates ground leveling, and several social calls.
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Venice-Nokomis
Nokomis
Flint
Detroit
Mich
Coulons
What Young People Think Big Cities Lack Appeal For Today's Youngsters
A survey of 1,032 youths shows a plurality favor medium sized towns over big cities or small towns. Most want to live in their own homes, with 80 percent preferring private houses over 17 percent in apartments. The study cites desire for home ownership and less daily pressure as key factors.
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Bob Fenelon
Monterey Park
Calif
Larry Silverman
Wantagh
N. Y
Becki Simpson
Washington
Nick Vergis
Milwaukee
Junior Wells
West Baden
Ind
Joseph A. Rath
Wildwood Station
Alaska
Overbrook Gardens News Highlights Local Travel and New Residents
The Overbrook Gardens column notes Dave Foss and family's Florida trip visiting Suwanee and Withlacoochee rivers Manatee Springs and O Leno parks Port St Joe and Apalachicola sites including Dr John Gorrie Memorial Cedar Key and Gulf Coast museums. It also reports visits from John Fricker and Ned Marshburn plus new residents Ronald Brobst and family and a relocation away from Crest Drive with local business links.
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Dave Foss
Fairview Drive
Woody
MYF
Leesburg
Florida
Suwanee River
Withlacoochee
Manatee Springs
U. S
O’leno
High Springs
O'leno
Santa Fe
Port St. Joe
Apalachicola
John Gorrie
Dr. Gorrie
Cedar Key
Gulf Coast
Mrs. Foss
Milk and crackers theft spares A P store
Akron police report thieves broke into an A and P supermarket using milk from the dairy case to cool a drill as they cut holes in the back of the safe. They netted about $100 in cash.
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Akron, Ohio
Antarctic Seals Demonstrate 1500-Foot Diving Depth
Scientists report Antarctic seals can dive to depths of 1500 feet, revealing remarkable endurance and adaptation in extreme ocean environments. This finding expands understanding of polar marine biology and energy efficiency in marine mammals.
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Antarctica
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Englewood
Johanna
Harry Hall
Maple St
Earl Weaver
Wentworth Street
Indianapolis
Pauline Burgess
Venice Hospital
Miami
Pete
Teresa Giudici
Jeffersville
Tampa
Foim
Mrs. C. Saarbruek
Anika Johnson
Roy Bates
Frances Morelli
Helen Greer
Bates
Frey
Pidgey
Ralph Orchard
Sarasota Hospital
Tom Reynolds
Albert Thompson
Mr. Kessling
the Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Mary Sagen
South Venice
Texas
R. Henderson
McCall Road
R. F. Pennington
Patricia
Mary Alice
Leary
Dora
Duffy
Ruth Willmott
Willard
Bill Phillips
Ford Co
U.S
South
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth
Marge Swinarski
Irving
Ton
Saskatchewan
Gloria Hoffman
Michigan City
Gary Sawka
Montebello
Lanny Silverman
Philadelphia
Louis Liatti
Seaford
Jerry Solomon
Mary Sponish
Gabriel
Tropical Garden
St. Petersburg
Mary
CIT
Romie
Iit
Venice
South Tamiami Trail
Free Radio
Chrysler
S. Trail
the Glades
S. Tamiami Trail
Bill Phillips Ford
Overbrook Gardens
John Fricker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Raymond Harris
Neptune Drive
California
Sapna
Ned Marshburn
North
Fred Byrd
Crest Drive
Athens, Ga
Byrd
Lemon Bay Lumber
Punta Gorda
Ronald Brobst
Baby Douglas
Brobst
Prudential Insurance Co
Cyrus
Fki
Sat
Lil
Biji
Venice Avenue
Fisherman’s Wharf
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King’s Table
Sun
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Enice Averh
Bay Vista
Englewood Beach RD
Rotary
Smitty's Tavern & Beef-Eaters
the Trail
McDonald's
The
Driftwood Inn
Beach RD
Lemon Bay Area
Dave
Flo Behrens
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