Bowling League Standings and Highs from Last Week
Bowing standings list Guffs leading with 59 wins 29 losses followed by Shriners 55-33 Gamble 50-48 Osceola Howe 49 38 Bushs 46-42 Johns 45-43 Reeces 43-45 Kepners 33-41 Wobig 29-14 58 14 Geis Equip 29-14 58 14. Individual top games include Glen Wobig 213 Emil Alt 205 Harry Lees 203. High series Merv Ransom 546 Bill Beebe 541 Mim Peterson 533. High team game Guffs 887 and 850, Shriners Gamble 831. High team series Guffs 2516 Gamble 2418 Shriners 2333.
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W—L Guffs
Shriners
Gamble
Osceola Howe
Bush's
John’s
Reeces c
Kepners Witptdsthe A
Wobig Ss
Geis Equip
Glen Wobig
Emil Alt
Harry Lees
Merv Ransom
Bill Beebe
Mim Peterson
Guffs
Shriners - Gamble
Osceola league bowling results and high scores
The January 31 1962 Cornhusker League results show Osceola Lumber winning 67-21 over Les's Clippers with multiple teams posting strong totals. High games include Dick Merrick 216 Vic Cerny 207 Albert Gabriel 202. high series Merv Ransom Sr 565 Emil Alt 543 Dick Merrick 536. Siglers led team totals with 884 and 2530 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—L Osceola Lumber
Les’s Clippers
Gas Co. Els
Siglers
J. Plumbers
Larrys Tavern
Farmers Co-op
Osceola Record
Neds Service
Chev. Garage
United Hagh
Firemen
Boys B. Shop
Osceola Contractors
Dick Merrick
Vic Cerny
Albert Gabriel
Merv Ransom Sr
Emil Alt
Gas Co
Classic Matadors League Standings and High Scores
Results show team standings with Del Johnson 235 in high individual game and Charles Fisher 586 in high series. Lorre Lanes tops team game at 940 and leads team series with 2657, followed by Farmers Elev and Lees Realty in the runner positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matadors Lab
Lorre Lanes
Thriftway
Lees Realty
Shelby Oi
Steckley Seed
Walslead
Osceola Cleaners
del Johnson
Charles Fisher
Ray Beebe
Charles Fischer
C. Hernbloom
Yungdahl
Shelby Oil
Farmers Elev
Spot Removers Edge Weaker Opponents In League Night
In the February 2 1962 Ladies Leisure League results Bowletts led with a 604 high team game and 1637 high team series. Individual standout Carol Schmoker topped both high in game with 195 and high series with 517 followed by Lorraine Wieseman and Helen Johnson. Carol Schmoker earned Bowler of the Week with 88 pins over average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Conrad Elico’s
Johnson’s Corvairs
Bowletts
Mill Rollers
Carol Schmoker
Lorraine Wieseman
Helen Johnson
Alley Cats top in high team with 1483 series
Alley Cats take top team honors with a 1483 series and a 516 team game. Individual high scores include Greg Ransom 193 in game and 503 series, Lonnie Miley 172 in game and 436 series, and Rick Studley 419 in series. Individual game leaders also list Ransom 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Ransom
Lonnie Miley
Rick Studley
Alley Cats
Men's City Bowling Tourney Winners at Lorre Lanes Osceola
The Men's City Bowling Tournament at Lorre Lanes Osceola crowned champions over two weekends January 27-28 and February 3-4. 26 teams entered doubles 50 pairs singles 100 and All Events 63. Trophy winners include Horace McKeag singles 674 Harold Grossniklaus and Harold Davis doubles 1263 Wayne Stallings All Events Scratch 1670 Delmar Johnson All Events Handicap 1767. High team Lorre Lanes sponsored by Glen Wobig with 2849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorre Lanes
Osceola
Charles Fischer
Legion Club
Horace McKeag
Harold Grossnicklaus
Harold Davis
Wayne Stallings
Delmar Johnson
Glen Wobig
Charles Fis
Bantams and Falcons Compete in Narrow Bowling Meet
Corvets 5A defeat Bantams 15 to 7 as Falcons and Barbers Pontia t side battles. High game honors go to Charles Roberts 120 Leroy Miley 111 Allen Gissler 105. Roberts 222 Miley 212 Gissler 206 lead. Corvets top team game 389 and team series 763.
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L Corvets
Falcons
Barbers Pontiac
Lucky Strikes
Charles Roberts
Leroy Miley
Allen Gissler
Corvets
March of Dimes Campaign Ends This Week
Edith Heilman Polk County Chairman urges final effort for 1962 March of Dimes contributions. Local chairmen and Mrs Heilman seek last donations this week as figures on amounts raised across areas are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Heilman
Polk County
Heilman
Freshman John Cederberg Named to Dean’s List at Luther Junior College
John Cederberg of Wahoo earned a perfect 4.000 grade point average to lead Luther Junior College freshmen on the Dean’s list for the first semester of 1961 62. He was one of three freshmen to achieve the honor and the only student to maintain that top average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cederberg
Carl Cederberg
Luther Junior College
Wahoo
Cederberg
Commissioner Homer Ingalls Files as District One Candidate
Homer Ingalls, prominent farmer north of Shelby, filed as a Republican candidate for County Commissioner District No. 1. His bid adds to the slate for local county leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ingalls
Shelby
First February Baby Born at County Hospital
Debrah Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merlin Steele of Stroms burg, arrived February 7 weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. She is the first February baby at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital and the parents will receive a $3 merchandise prize at Gambles Store.
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Debrah Ann
Merlin Steele
Stromsburg
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Gambles Store
Births Kimberly Christine and Debrah Ann in Nebraska
Kimberly Christine Brazee weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces born February 1 at Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brazee. Debrah Ann Steele weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces born February 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Steele of Stromsburg. the Brazees also have a son Alan Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Christine
Glen Brazee
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Brazees
Alan Paul
Debrah Ann
Merlin Steele
Stromsburg
Osceola Man Enrolls in DeVry Tech Institute
Former Osceola resident Roger L. Anderson has entered DeVry Technical Institute in Chicago on January 29 to study electronics. He reports hard study, 8:30 to 2:30 class and lab hours with a 25 minute lunch. The institute helps students find work to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Anderson
Edith Heilman
DeVry Technical Institute of Chicago
David Kampovitz Completes Electronics Technician Course
David S Kampovitz of the US Navy in San Francisco spent time with parents Mr and Mrs John Kampovitz near Shelby. He completed a 26 week Electronics Technician Class A course at Treasure Island and was among the first in football earning a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Kampovitz
Card Shower for Osceola Hospital Patient
Mrs. Tressie Brown of Polk County, an Annie Jefffrey Hospital patient in Osceola, broke her hip after slipping on ice January 17 and underwent a second surgery this week. Living away from her five children, she received 235 cards and nearly $200 in donations from local friends, plus many visits and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressie Brown
Annie Jeffrey
Osceola
California
Dottie
Denver
Colo
George
Bently
Norfolk
Bob
Ft. Riley
Kan
Tressie
Fred Wescoat Dies at 72 Polk County Farmer
Fred Wescoat 72 a Polk County farmer died at Annie Jeffrey Hospital where he had been a patient since September Funeral services were held Wednesday at Kep ner Funeral Home with Rev Ray E Hawkins officiating Burial was in Osceola Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wescoat
Polk County
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Kepner Funeral Home
Ray E. Hawkins
Osceola Cemetery
County Teen-Agers To Sponsor Benefit Dance
Miss Avis Waller announces plans for the March of Dimes County wide Teen-Age Dance at the Osceola Grade School Auditorium on Saturday night February 17 from 7 30 to 11 30 p m. Candidates for the 1962 New March of Dimes King and Queen include Darwin Hahn and Linda Johnson Polk Richard Lewis and Linda Mentink Stromsburg Lynn Anderson and Marjorie Ransom Osceola and David Kubicek and Pat Krumbach Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Waller
Polk County
Osceola
Darwin Hahn
Linda Johnson
Polk
Richard Lewis
Linda Mentink
Stromsburg
Lynn Anderson
Marjorie Ransom
David Kubicek
Pat Krumbach
Shelby
Real Estate Transfers Action: multiple parcel deeds filed
Homer A Brigham and wife transfer north 90 ft of lots 18 19 20 Bowe 3 Matter s Addition She y to Lloyd F Schlesinger and wife Edith Larson et al transfer N 2NE 1-14-4 NW 6-14-3 to Guildford D Bryan Lloyd W Carmichael and wife transfer Lot 13 Block 3 Matters Addition Shelby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Brigham
Lloyd F. Schlesinger
Bowe
Matter
Shey
Edith Larson
Guildford D. Bryan
Lloyd W. Carmichael
Lee Moulton
Shelby
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
Deceased listed include Anna Louisa Pehrson Osceola Gust Walberg Stromsburg Fred Wescoat Silver Creek and more in Osceola Stromsburg Shelby and nearby towns. Transfers include Mrs Leonard Mrkvicka Osceola and dismissals include Mrs Maud Nuquist Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louisa Pehrson
Osceola
Gust Walberg
Stromsburg
Fred Wescoat
Silver Creek
Leonard Mrkvicka
Maud Nuquist
Herman A. Welge
Thayer
G. Clarence Carlson
Enoch Ekstrand
Wilbert LeSner
Merlin Steele
Frank Carman
Sheldon Bond
Rickey Braithwait
Bill Brigham
Shelby
Eldon Swanson
C. M. Johnson
Dean Ostberg
Emil Anderson
Lyons
Roger Johnson
Myron Johnson
Elgin Tenniges
Columbus
Robert Voss
Edwin Almstrom
Calmer Boden
Thomas McKelvey
Milton Anderson
Cox Morris wedding held at Shelby church February 3
Miss Jessie Ann Cox and Roger D. Morris wed at Shelby E A B Church on February 3. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cox of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morris of Osceola. The bride wore silk organza with a satin trim and a white bubble veil. Attendants included Maid of Honor Deanna Thelen and Best Man Larry Waller. After a trip to Iowa the couple will live in Stromsburg where the bride beautifies at Ruths Beauty Shop and the groom works at the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby E.A.B. Church
Jessie Ann Cox
Roger D. Morris
Clyde Cox
Shelby
Delbert Morris
Osceola
Deanna Thelen
Larry Waller
Billie D. Kumpf
Marvin Klein
Ron Coffin
Marcia Taddiken
Iowa
Stromsburg
Ruth’s Beauty
Miss Margaret Timm Weds Dennis Neal Elder at Wilber
Miss Margaret Timm and Dennis Neal Elder wed at 4 p m Sunday February 4 at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Wilber Nebraska The bride a February graduate of the University of Nebraska member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority The groom a Nebraska graduate and Delta Upsilon member The couple will reside in Fargo North Dakota with both families involved in the ceremony and reception planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Timm
Dennis Neal Elder
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wilber
Messrs
Mmes
Paul Elder
Bayard
Robert Timm
Jane Stehlik
Elaine Gibbs
Nebraska City
Marilyn Waybright
Lincoln
Shirley Sioner
Ted Marx
Columbus
John Linkos
Charles Borchman
Omaha
Carl Novak
Doug Elder
Bobby Timm
University of Nebraska
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Elder
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Fargo
N. Dak
Speeding Fines Across Counties Reported in Court
In Omaha and nearby towns several defendants faced nighttime and daytime speeding charges. James B. Turner 65 mph night speed fined 11 with 4 costs. William A. Rogers 65 mph night speed 11 and 4 costs. Bruce W. Lobdell 74 mph day speed 11. Harold L. Welson 77 mph day speed 21 and 4 costs. John Deed 82 mph day speed 31 plus. John P. McAllister 83 mph day speed 31 plus 4 costs. Dr Daniel M. Moschel 65 mph night speed 11 and 4 costs. Jacob F. Bauer 73 mph day speed 11. Dafford M Webb 70 mph night speed 21 and 4 costs. Henry Zuroski 75 mph day speed 11. Leonard F. Kulish 72 mph day speed 11. A $1 warrant noted.
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James B. Turner
Omaha
William A. Rogers
Burwell
Bruce W. Lobdell
Cozad
Harold L. Welson
Columbus
John Deed
Nehanka
John P. McAllister
Des Moines
Daniel M. Moschel
Jacob F. Bauer
Ravenna
Dafford M. Webb
Henry Zuroski
Leonard F. Kulish
School of Missions Begins at First Methodist Church
The Church-Wide School of Missions started last Sunday February 4 at the First Methodist Church with 87 attendees. The largest class held 39 adults taught by Perry Sapp on Cuba and Mexico. Mr and Mrs Otto Olson shared travel experiences in Mexico and will present slides next Sunday from 6:45 to 7:20 before the 7:30 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Missions
First Methodist Church
Perry Sapp
Cuba
Mexico
Otto Olson
Olson
Off Campus Classes Set in Osceola by University of Nebraska
A tentative schedule for off campus courses in Osceola for the second semester is issued by the University of Nebraska. An organizational meeting for Sociology 161F is planned for Thursday February 15 at 7 pm on the courthouse third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
University of Nebraska
Betty Majors
Services for Emil Younglund in Stromsburg
Emil Younglund 77 died Saturday at Osceola Rest Manor. Visitation precedes funeral Wednesday at the Evangelical Church in Stromsburg with burial to follow.
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Evangelical Church In
Stromsburg
Emil Younglund
Osceola Rest Manor
Polk Cubs Handle Osceola in Friday Basketball Clash
Polk defeats Osceola 55 to 35 as Regy Green leads Polk with 20 points and Kroger adds 13. Osceola top scorer Jerry Gondringer has 10, while Larry Miley is held to two. Cubs build early lead and extend it 16-8 first quarter 28-16 at halftime 43-23 after three quarters. Reserves battle but Polk still wins 29-27 in the late frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Osceola
Polk
Cubs
Jerry Gondringer
Larry Miley
Regy Green
Kroger
Bob Gabriel
Local social calendar of club meetings for mid February
The Beulah Cemetery Society meets 2:00 p.m. Friday February 16 with Lulu Ward. Entre Nous gathers Wednesday February 14 with Mrs Dwight Bush. Chapter CN PEO convenes Monday February 12 with Mrs John Osenbaugh. Rebekah Lodge meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday February 14. Friendly Neighbors Club hosts Mrs Chas Gabel Tuesday February 13. WCTU meets February 15 at 2:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Lillian Brown hosting. Legion Auxiliary meets 2:00 p.m. Friday February 16 with Mrs Jack Malek.
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Beulah Cemetery Society
Lulu Ward
Entre Nous
Dwight Bush
CN Peo
John Osenbaugh
Rebekah Lodge
Friendly Neighbors Club
Chas. Gabel
WCTU
Methodist Church
Lillian Brown
Legion Auxiliary
Jack Malek
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Cornhusker
Rome
Harold’s Thriftway Weeeens
Lorre Lanes Spbant- Geestakes
John’s Rexall
Ned’s Service
Annem Tener Mnasses
Federal Land Bank
Ipatadal
Cat
Jack & Jill We
Roy’s Wrecker
Nas
Cna
Reba Conrad
Mary Lou Stallings
Ramona Lux
Harold’s
Cher
Mike Snodgrass
Jim Carson
Bantams
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
Walford Nelson
Charles Kubas
Kenneth Moore
Ulysses
Robert McMeekin, Sr
John P. Micek
Elsie Wallace
Anna Appleton
Jesse Williamson
Fort Worth
Texas
Elmer E. Johnson
Marie Rosdahl
Pearl Hernbloom
Seth Piper
York
Henry Samuelson
Lloyd Scow
Alice Matheson
Kirtus Augustin
John Albers
Cox - Morris
Timm
En County Court
Olsons
Genoa
Osceola Fg
Cotter Frizzell
Frizzell
Gondringer Beadlee
Miley
Rodene Os Richards
Studley
Sundberg
Ieee Green
Kroger Mibeeata
Kisler
Fjell Pate
Pena Sterner Piel
Leon Johnson
Wieseman
Bufigren
Buffington
Schmoker
Ennee Johnson
Rick
Gabriel, Bob
Snown
Pat Walgreen
R. N
Crippled Children’s Society
Falls
Nebraska Deartment of Education
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