Bowling League Standings From Last Week
Guffs led with a 2554 team series followed by Shriners 2432 and Osceola Imp. 2407 as league standings are listed from the previous week.
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Shriners
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
7
Ladies' Leisure League Scores and Highs
On April 5 1963 Smiths Wheathearts led team scores with 61 29 51 39 47 48 46 44 41 37 53 percent highs. Alta Wieseman Mary Lou Stallings Helen Johnson posted top individual series and game marks with 553 514 507 and games 222 190 187 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhusker League
Larry’s Tavern
Osc. Lumber
Siglers
Osc
Roy’s Body Shop
J. Plumbers
Firemen
Chev. Garage Mane
Ewes
Hagie
Elated
I Les’s Clippers
Farmers Co-op
Vewee
Ned’s Service Wares
Mark Fea
Wally Monson
Lee Nicolas
al Hanson
Mark Alt
Thriftway
Riebeeeenase
Lees Realty Lorre Lanes
Standard Oil
Matadors Ee
Shelby Oil
Steckley Seed
Lone Star
V. Sterup
R. Kepner
Walsteads
Lorre Lanes
Ladies’ Leisure League
Smith’s Wheathearts
Johnson’s Corvairs
Gambles Rowl-etts
Bert’s Bowl-etts
Osceola
Ekcos
Smith’s
Wheathearts
Johnson
Corvairs
Alta Wieseman
Mary Lou Stallings
Helen Johnson
Smith's
Eda Burritt
Bowling scores from Osceola league night wins and records
High individual game toppers Pat Miller 200 Peggy Mills 182 Betty Fischer 181. Miller also led with 512 in series while Marian Clark 483 and Mary Lou Stallings 479 followed. Team leaders included Blue Flames 764 and Bushs Little Pills 756 in games and Bushs Little Pills 2176 and Blue Flames 2165 in series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Pins
Federal Land Bank
Harold’s Thriftway
Osceola
Jack and Jill
Greenbacks
Ahren’s Diamonds
Pepsi Cola
Ned’s Service
Roy
Wreckers
Kepner
Mohawks
Pat Miller
Peggy Mills
Betty Fischer
Marian Clark
Mary Lou Stallings
Blue Flames
Bush
Births Reported At Annie Jeffrey Hospital
To Mr and Mrs Keith Kreis of Stromsburg a son Darren Allen born April 5 weight 8 lbs 11 oz To Mr and Mrs James McLean of Benedict a son Brett Ralph born April 5 weight 10 lbs 3 oz To Mr and Mrs Arnold Carlson of Clarks a son born April 9 weight 7 lbs 3 oz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Kreis
Keith Kreis
Stromsburg
Darren Allen
McLean
James McLean
Benedict
Brett Ralph
Carlson
Arnold Carlson
Clarks
Merry Mixers 4 H Club Holds March Meeting at Anderson Home
The Merry Mixers 4 H Club met at Jane and Betty Jo Andersons Friday night March 29. The secretary took roll and members shared goals to make their families happier. Minutes were read and approved, projects discussed, songs sung, games played, and lunch eaten. The next meeting is at Karen Petersons on April 26. Karen Peterson News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixers 4-H Club
Jane
Betty Jo Anderson
Karen Peterson
Property Transfers Involving Osceola and Surrounding Areas
A series of land transfers and deeds are recorded, transferring parcels in Osceola and nearby townships. Notable parties include Joseph R. Dobesh to George F. Pinne, Edmond C. Schott to Donald L. Schott, L. Doremus to Edwin Doremus, Ernst E. Hauk to Albert Jisa, Frederick G. Nielsen to Ted K. Cannon, Shelby Lumber & Supply Co to George F. Beck, Charles G. White to Osceola Lumber Co., Gerald R. Johansen and Roy K. Stele with spouses, Hattie I. Timm to Robert Stohl, and Clara Thomas Admin to Mark Romohr, covering multiple lots and tracts across several parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Dobesh
George F. Pinne
Eswik
Edmond C. Schott
Ted K. Cannon
Shelby Lumber & Supply Co
George F. Beck
Shelby
Charles G. White
Bil
East Add
Osceola
Hattie I. Timm
Robert Stohl
Smith
Clara Thomas
Admn
Mark Romohr
Clear Creek 4 H Club Meets With 13 Members 8 Visitors
The Clear Creek 4 H Club gathered April 1 at the Ted Cannon home with 13 members, eight visitors, and leaders Ted Cannon and Dale Hopwood. Co. Agent Garey showed two films. New members Gordon Schott and Tommy Wyman joined, next meeting to be with Dale Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
4-H Club
Ted Cannon
Dale Hopwood
Garey
Gordon Schott
Tommy Wyman
Dale Carlson
David Atkinson
Busy Belles Hold April Meeting at Sterup Home
The Busy Belles Extension Club met at Mrs. Donald Sterup's home for their April gathering. Pres. Mrs. Ray Schott led the session with roll call about Easter attire and Mrs. Fred Husak presented lessons on Hawaii and Clothing Repairs. Lunch followed with Easter motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Extension Club
Donald Sterup
Ray Schott
Fred Husak
Hawaii
Paul Meister
Osceola Couple Announces Frances Schnasse Wedding
Frances Schnasse to wed Lt. H H Denery of Pueblo Colorado. They plan to reside in Corpus Christi Texas where Denery is a Bomber Sea Plane instructor at the naval air base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Schnasse
Frances
H. H. Denery
Pueblo
Colo
Corpus Christi
Texas
Denery
Naval Air Base
Nebraska
J. Zelasney
Osceola
Neilsen Chevrolets to Move From Osceola in 1933
Osceola notes regret as Neilsen Chevrolet Co plans to relocate to a larger field due to economic conditions. The move will occur early next week and Ace Tyrell and wife will relocate to York with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Neilsen Chevrolet Co
Ace Tyrell
York
Hazel Drummond
Glen Davis
Belleville
Kansas
Lonnie Buchholz
Obituary and notices from Osceola and Lincoln area
Mrs. Wm Koehler born 1840 in London died in Osceola March 24 age 72. Survived by husband and nine children. Jesse Edward Ellege 12 died after brief illness. body brought to Osceola. Marriage of Joyselan Snider to Don R Byers at Methodist Church Lincoln. Byers employed at First National Bank. Mrs Byers a junior at state university planning to finish year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Koehler
London
England
Osceola
Jesse Edward Ellege
D. E. Ellege
Trumbull
Nathan Ellege
Joyselan Snider
S. A. Snider
Don R. Byers
Methodist
Lincoln
Byers
First National Bank
The
State University
Osceola Band to Open Season with April Concert
Osceola’s 43 year history note reports the Osceola Boys Band under L R Israel will open at the auditorium on Thursday April 8 with top local talent. Crouse Tex Co buys the drug store building from C A Olson for 11000 dollars. C M Dillsaver and E R Dill saver buy a Wallace tractor with plow and tandem disc last week. Tin Shop to continue and handle spouting and roof work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Boys Band
L. R. Israel
Osceola
Crouse-Tex. Co
C. A. Olson
C. M. Dillsaver
E. R. Dillsaver
Cc. G. Timm
Army Cut Worm Reports Fill County in April 1953
April 9 1953 reports note army cut worm infestations in the county. Obituaries record infant Robert J Kuhnel fatally injured when run over by a car. Marion Whitmore and James Marak RN are mentioned in separate incidents. Easter visitations and a hospital stay for Martin Scholz are noted. Second Community Auction Sale scheduled for Saturday April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kuhnel
Robert Kuhnel
Shelby
James Marak
Marion Whitmore
Howard Pierce
August Senn
Erue Wolff
Fairfax, Oak
Martin Scholz
Lincoln General Hospital
Visit Ties Zelko to Osceola Families
Mrs. John Zelko visits Osceola with the Carlson Umstead and Rommers families. She is the mother of Mrs. Carlson and sister of Mrs. Rommers and Mr. Umstead, linking the households in a extended local relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zelko
Ron’ Carlson
Bill Umstead
al Rommers
Mrs. Zelko
Mrs. Carlson
Mrs. Rommers
Mr. Umstead
Potash Boom and Bust reshaped Nebraska towns
The potash industry in Nebraska rose during World War I after Germany cut off supply, then collapsed after the war as demand vanished. Antioch and Hoffland flourished briefly, with Alliance and Lakeside remnants left behind. By 1950 Antioch's population fell to 30 as potash plants lost value and closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Germany
Burlington Line
Highway Two
Alliance
Lakeside
Antioch
Hoffland
John Shaw
Carl Modisett
Europe
Hoffland Ventures
Alliance Potash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gambles Guffs Tavern We Nan Nn Eee
Reece Abstractors
Kepners
Geis Equip
Stan Vins Wait
D. Schmoker
Sheldon
Wayne Stallings
Stan Braithwait
Bill Bee
Guffs
Gam
Mike Snodgrass
Bowling Belles
Bush’s Little Pills
Bud’s Flying Service
Osceola Record
MILO
ELEV
W. D. Aeschbacher
Directer State Historical Society
Pace Letters
IHM
John Deere
Minneapolis
Marlin Hardy
Elmer Bruce
McDonald’s
Hormel
Sunkist
Philadelphia
del Monte No
Omaha World- Herald
Armstrong
Earl Chapman
Jobs
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