Bowling Businessmen T Burg Spares High Score Network
A dense OCR listing of bowling league scores and players across multiple venues in T Burg and Tri County. Names include Dick Lowe and Jack Fulton with pin totals and series, plus team standings for Tri-County and Tri-Fri women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Burg
Dick Lowe
Jack Fulton
Fred Haight
Carl Keith
John Chase
Jack Roedel
John Marquart
Ed Tracy
Jr. Cronk
Roy Wright
Bob Wright
John Covert
Tom Major
Bruce Robinson
Geo. Page
Tom Bennett
Ash Haight
Mike Williams
Art Goodell
Jerry Reynolds
John Duddleston
Tri-County
Stevenson Coast
Newport Chev
the Inn Keepers
W.t.pritchard
Interlaken Liquor
Black Label
Tri-County Lanes
Egans Mobil
Voorheis
Shady Inn
B & L Motors
Cips Coffee Shop
F & AM
Sheiks Oasis
Babcock
Ed Tobey
Ed Burr
Jack Blake
Tom
Red Beardslee
Homer Beardslee
Bob Newport
Myron Cronk
Lew Egan
Leon Champion
Bob Soule
Tri-Fri
Tri-Co
Boyd’s Real
Austen Water
Happy Landing
Between the Lakes
Ehrhart’s Gas
Lindsay Soft Ware
Hank's Sunoco
Coleman Real
Larrys
Betty McGee
Lois Griffin
Marge Fulton
Phyllis Wheeler
Dottie Scott
Rose Ferner
Judi Graber
Eleanor Moore
Marlene Dunn
Eleanor Shupp
Lorena Miller
Ruth Boyer
Liz Raymond
Della Snyder
Doris Shoemaker
Nancy Staples
Alberta Brunskill
Jeanne Blake
Ovid Bowling Center Area Scores and Social Notes
Ovid Willard bowling standings show Golden Buck leading with 48, Depew’s Pharmacy 41, Koke's Radio 37, and Honey Dippers 36 in recent league play. Individual high scores include Ray Woodington 221 and Ray Preston 220, with Woodington leading season series at 585. Community notes mention hospital visits, family gatherings, 4-H activities, and Christmas events across local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Chiefs
Golden Buck
Koke’s Radio & TV
Honey Dippers
Depew’s Pharmacy
Town Tavern
Odomirok’s Ins
Happy Landing
Dodson’s Welding
Odomirok’s Insurance
Dodson’s Welding Ll
Ovid- Willard Cooks Oil Ser
J&r
Grays Ins
Argus Drive Inn
Hammond Farm
V.F.W
Fayette Hotel
Elmer Martz
Bob Gerlach
John Limner
Ray Woodington
Leroy Northup
Local Dwellers Share Holiday News and Returns
Barkee of the United States Navy arrives home for a thirty day furlough and plans a long cruise after duty in California. Christmas Day visits include Misses Sarah and Pearle Nivison with Mary Tripp. Mrs. Ernnest Allen spent holidays with daughter Mrs. S A Alig in Binghamton and returned home Tuesday. Florence Wire and Mary Tripp saw sister-in-law Mrs. Louis Tripp in Elmira for a birthday. Bee Gregg and Wilbur Gregg attended William Gregg’s wedding at Mecklenburg Methodist Church on December 29. Tripp hosted Lucien Cole and family for a birthday dinner New Year’s Day. Mimi Moynes returns to Michigan State University after holidays with her parents. David Halleck and Scott Kenerson go back to Corning College. Douglas Wilcox and Billy Luce return to Alfred University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Smith
Arthur Burdin
George Hunt
Interlaken
J. Scott Burdin
Judith Burdin
Ithaca
Glenn Brown
Lodi
Thomas Hall
George Green
Rhode Island
Hall
Seabees
Allen Marsh
Lauri
Corning
Sharon Brown
Seigfred Peterson
Dianne Porter
Jones College
Jacksonville
Fla
James Ferguson
Syracuse
Donald Munson
Donna
David Thomas
Mark
DeWitt
Siegfred Peterson
Mary la Shaub
Gerald Hayward
Valois
Douglas Barkee
United States Navy
California
Sarah
Pearle Nivison
Mary Tripp
Ernnest Allen
S.A. Alig
Binghamton
Florence Wire
Elmira
Louis Tripp
Bee Gregg
Wilbur Gregg
William Gregg
Mecklenburg Methodist Church
Lucien Cole
Horseheads
Mr. Cole
Mimi Moynes
Michigan State University
J.V. Moynes
David Halleck
Scott Kenerson
Corning College
Douglas Wilcox
Billy Luce
Alfred University
Ayer Family Visits Over New Year Holidays
Mrs Donald Sherwood of Ayer and her two children visited her sister the John Williams over the holidays. Mr Gordon Palmer and daughter from Venice Dener and Mr Carl Baker of Newfield RD spent New Year's Eve at the Everhearts. No church meeting for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sherwood
Ayer
Mass
John Williams
Gordon Palmer
Venice Dener
Carl Baker
Newfield RD
Everheart
Seneca Pomona Grange Sets Meeting at Rose Hill
The Seneca County Pomona Grange will convene Saturday January 14 1967 at Rose Hill Grange Waterloo. The event opens 10 00 am and features a Recipe Swap with Junius and Seneca Granges presenting the Lecturers program. Dinner is served at noon by Rose Hill Grange ladies. Abbie Barton McComb reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Seneca County
Pomona Grange
Rose Hill Grange
Waterloo
Junius and
Seneca Granges
Abbie Barton McComb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tri-Co. Lanes
THURS
Woody's
Elders
Woodcraft
Howard's
Pennysavers
Troquois
Bet’ Lakes
Mello-Tones
Piers
Ithaca del
Dick Oliver
Doc Stage
Paul Ellis
Bill Scott
Harold Goodman
Bill Alford
Free
Classens
Redwood
Tri-County Agway Archway
Bob McCracken Jr
al Foote
Bob McCracken UI
Carl Potter
Ted Stevenson
Marcia Keith
Ed Meixell
Jim Simmons
Ed Joseph
Jack Aldrich
Anne Agers
Ann Cooper
Ross Fitzpatrick
Tri-F RI Shoppers Sheridans
Larry's
Russells
Wyckoff-Hymes
Ovid Bowling Center
Ray Preston
Don Allen
Vic Kaiser
Ovid Women's Lynds Hardware
Porter Wright
Ovid Iga
House of Rodney
Lynds Hardware
Porter Wright Lumber
Gray’s Insurance
Judi Fulton
Wendy Harris
Jean de Laurentis
Billy Dickson
Brooks Sweet
John Keith
Adam Sutcliffe
Mike Smith
Kyrle Teeter
Jeff Baran
Billy Wright
Tim McGee
Linda Gulyas
Diane Keith
Linda Kenjrski
Ann Ashberry
Bruce Harris
John Ferner
Robin McFall
Jill Fulton
Arden McCracken
Tom Ellison
Dick Wellin
Henry van Ness
Greg Boyer
Mike Pitman
Mary Millspaugh
Chris Lueder
Tom DeLaurentis
Amy VanNess
Dim Ellis
Caywood
Olney Harkness
Schuyler Hospital
Harkness
James Wagner
W.M. Wagner
Carlton Wagner
Spencerport
Wagner
Rochester
Donald Fredericks
Edward Shoebridge
Shoebridge
Esther
Passmore
Lodi Presbyterian Church
Thomas Cashady
Meqpil
Lowe’s Mobil Service
Trumansburg
Legal Beverages
Peony City
Pearl Everhart
Mary Shriner
Seneca Pomona Grange
Harry's Luncheonette
Jackie Krueger
Andy
Lodi, NY
General Fuel & Supply Inc
Vel Oil
Levigh Navigation Coal
Robert Bowers
Gregory
Main Street
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