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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
4
The article notes wild turkeys live in small flocks and nest on the ground. It discusses seven domestic turkey breeds, color varieties, and a turkey industry exceeding 60 million dollars annually. It explains why larger birds suit restaurants while families prefer smaller birds, and highlights Texas and Quero as key turkey centers.
Clifford Dalton Warren 64 of 412 Alhambra Road Venice died at home Sunday. He moved to Venice in 1960 from Otis Massachusetts where he worked in landscaping. He was active in Elks Royal Arch Masons and Eastern Star and a Melha Temple Shrine member. Survivors include his wife Mildred Rose, daughter Corrine Strickland, sister Isadora Warren Stevenson and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Farley Funeral Home with an Elks service and burial at Gulf Pines Memorial Park.
Adrienne VanderWeel 73 of 3701 Shamrock Drive South Venice died Monday in a Sarasota rest home. Born in Rotterdam she moved from Detroit 12 years ago. Survived by husband Peter. sons Johans J. Dallas Peter M. Jr. Union Lake Mich Daniel W. Detroit. daughter Helen Adams Pitcairn Pa. three brothers. nine grandchildren. four great grandchildren. Burial in Purview Memorial Detroit. Rawles Funeral Home Venice in charge.
Roy Claunch 73 a retired insurance claims adjuster for Underwriter Adjusting Co of Chicago died Saturday in Venice Hospital. He lived at 331 Pontiac Lane North Port Charlotte born in Liberal Barton County Missouri moved from Kansas City Missouri three years ago. He was a member of South County Mission Presbyterian Church survived by wife Dol e Claunch, a son Captain George E. Claunch at Pope Air Force Base, four sisters, three brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Raches Funeral Home Venice with Dr John B Sloan officiating burial Gulf Pines Memorial Park pallbearers listed.
Anna M. Nunnelly 91 retired licensed practical nurse died Monday at Venice Hospital. She lived at 264 Moss Lane Venice born Floyd Knobs Indiana moved from Louisville Kentucky to Punta Gorda in 1950 and to Venice in 1961. She belonged to Catholic Church of the Eupany. Survived by sister Mary A Scott and niece Cara Lee Herberger both of Venice. Rosary said Tuesday at Farley Funeral Home. Burial planned in Cavary Cemetery Louisville Kentucky.
Nov 18 to 21 entries show numerous residents from Venice Nokomis North Port Charlotte Englewood and surrounding areas. Names include Antoinette Armstrong Barbara Godfrey Warren Cole William Blom Genn Repp Jay Brown Ruth Ramsdell Paul Gibson and many others with Venice as common location.
Expresses gratitude for acts of sympathy from friends after a loss. The note thanks many thoughtful friends for their kindness.
The Venice Gardens column reports the birth of Pamela Ann to Jack and Deanna Hilton on November 16, 1966, at 7 pounds 4 ounces, with family roles playfully noted. It also details a coast to coast visit by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hartwell, a three wheeler accident involving Mrs. Nyman, snowbird returns and visits by Rose Mary and Gertrude Cain, host and hostess feats by the Roeschs, and guests including Chelia Parsons and Francis McGluckin matière.
A dense list shows teams and players in local league play. Key figures include Henry Wenkman Hendricks Construction 1055 and Pat Wallace Bla lock Insurance Agency 194-494 with team standings highlighting Norwood Roofins 8414-91 and First Federal Savings and Loan 32-12.
Writers from Venice Nokomis Presbyterian Ronald Britton on the Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction and Mildred Turnbull Venice Area Public Library librarian compete for national prizes. Local first place secures a $25 government bond donated by First National Bank of Venice. second and third receive $15 and $10 from VFW Post 8118 Ladies Auxiliary.
Winners announced for the grand opening prizes include Alice C. Sevigny for a Portable TV at 1891 Englewood Rd Englewood Beulah Smith wins an Occasional Chair at 40 M Hatchett Creek Rd Venice Lois Hendricks receives an AM-FM Radio from Rt. 2 Box 1978 Nokomis The firm thanks Venice area residents for a successful event.
Quaker gathering at New College Sarasota held Sundays at 10:00 a.m. in The Barn. All are welcome to join the silent worship and community message.
Two postal groups held their first joint gathering in South County over the weekend. District 6 of the Florida Branch NASPS met at Cyro's in South Venice with P C Manley discussing ZIP code regulations. District 1 postmasters met at Fisherman's Wharf with J Douglas Arnall hosting and Manley addressing Christmas mail timing.
Overcast and windy conditions marked the Senior Men's four-ball after breakfast. Front-nine net 28 winners were Clarence Cook Alex Reid Sam Calloway and Don Fraley. Back-nine net 29 by W Oleson J Bond Charles Van Dewater and James McCloskey.
Mr and Mrs Joseph R Godfrey of Venice announce the birth of their son Joseph Ralph Godfrey born November 19 at 2 10 a m The parents request congratulations from relatives and friends.
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