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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
4
A magazine errata urges customers to use professional dry cleaners for spots rather than commercial cleaners as warm weather nears. It warns perspiration stains and moth damage, promoting Osceola Professional Cleaners offering free mothproofing and five sanitation services with free pickup and delivery, phone 747pee Richards TV Agent in Shel-Ye.
Local bowling reports list MERCHANTS leading the standings at 87-45, with Guffs and Gambles close behind. High individual games include Oz Cerny 220 and B Hrouda 210, while Gambles tops team totals at 898 in a win over John's Rexall, and Lorre Lanes posts 2685 in team series.
April 18 1962 results show Osceola Lumber 96 Osceola Lumber 96-36 leaders with high games Dean Ruth 215 Shorty Bone-Ronal Peterson 206 Harlan Rowan 203. TeamGas Co 658 Siglers 854 Gas Co 851 led in high team scores while individual marks highlighted include 565 by Merv Ransom Sr and 556 by Shorty Bowe.
Cor Vets topped Lucky Strikes 29 to 17 in one match and 25 to 19 in another as Falcons lost 19 25 Barbers Pontiac 17 27. High game honors go to Lee Roy Miley 164 and Charles Roberts 138. high series to Charles Roberts 276 and Lee Roy Miley 266. Cor Vets lead in team game and team series.
Last week scores show Shriners 83 over Guffs Tavern 45 and Osceola Hardware 80 48 while Gambles 75 54 and John's Drug 66 62 posted wins. Guffs earned 2559 high team series and 922 high team game led by W Stallings 217 in high individual marks.
The report lists multiple teams and players with high game and series totals. Jim Headlee led with 192 and Lon Miley 451 in series. Vampires posted a 606 high team game and 1607 high team series. Other notable marks include Alan Gissler 151 and Sue Buffington 208 for the Barbers Pontiac group.
A long list of Sunday and Easter visits across Riverside and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carlson Patti Ceva Carlson and Harold Martin’s guests in Silver Creek, several Carlson and Bryan families visiting Osceola York Stromsburg Lincoln Columbus Grand Island and Omaha, with hospital and travel mentions and Easter meals.
Local families hosted relatives and friends from Illinois Iowa and Kansas over Easter and the weekend. Guests included the Teeger strom Pederson Krol Nelson and Oquist families plus many from Lincoln Columbus and Wahoo sharing dinners and Sunday gatherings.
The man and the Bryan children stayed with their grandmother Mrs. Bertha Berck in Osceola. Mrs. C R Carlson Mrs Ron ald Carlson Stevie and Julie spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Emma Peterson in Stromsburg.
Local lawn bowling club invites bowlers to join one of several Summer Bowling Leagues forming now at Lorre Lanes. Participants can register this week and compete in structured divisions.
Ill Mississippi Miss Frances Swenson of Fairfield Connecticut visits with Duane Jones family in Nebraska. Jeanne Jones and Kitty Thelander host gatherings with Gestrine and Anderson families. Local residents greet relatives from Fremont Omaha Rock Island and Littleton during Easter weekend and Sunday dinners.
Dr. and Mrs. H S Eklund are vacationing in Arizona. Nearby, vegetable and flower plants are at Sam Crouse's.
Week end guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson of Kearney visiting Edith Heilman and Miss Ethel Gramly with grandchildren Rita and Roger Anderson. Michael Coch rane celebrated Confirmation at Ralston Community Church with family. Easter dinners hosted by Laurence Meister featured Herb Smith Gerhardt Lux Francis Urban Donal Sterup and Leo Albers with special occasions Dianne Lux birthday and Kent Francis Urban baptism.
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