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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
3
Tampa, a Florida port city, owes early development to Henry B. Plant. He launched a steamship line to Cuba and promoted rail links to the north, and built the Tampa Bay Hotel now part of the University of Tampa.
East Gate residents tell of visitors, returning travelers, and hospital stays. Charles Winston’s family from Dalton Illinois and Savannah Georgia plan to stay through August. Charles Gibbons is in Venice Hospital. Brenda Gilman from Indiana visits Miss Gilman will leave Aug 1. Community notices include property owners association meeting and a birthday party for Paul Atrochin with neighbors attending.
Church School at 9 15 a m and Worship Service at 10 a m listed for the weekly church services.
A garden safety guide warns homeowners about poison ivy and poison oak spreading via vines on fences and trees. It details dermatitis symptoms from ivy exposure and cautions against burning oleander smoke and ingesting or chewing plant parts, listing serious toxins and urging caution with toxic flora around homes.
Florida state and local governments owed $2.8 billion by mid 1965, up 10 percent from 1964. The per person load reached $485, nine percent higher than the prior year, with Florida ranking 18th among states in per capita debt.
Gale R Dunn a former Hazel I Donn Real Estate salesman opens a brokerage at the Dunn Apartments Nokomis location. He and wife Corrine reside at 247 Hillview Road Venice Gardens and operate the Dunn Apartments in Venice and Nokomis. They have two daughters Norma and Diane.
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