District 54 Families Return From Week-Long Visits
District 54 residents Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCormick came home Wednesday after a 10 week tour visiting relatives in Mesa Arizona Long Beach California Everett Washington Costa Mesa and Bellflower They also spent time with many others including Mrs John Compton and Roy Wyman The trip ended with Christmas and New Year visits before returning to Nebraska Also noted are local movements and social visits by Julius Schmidt Bill Imhoff Eva Hennings and others including Beulah Cemetery Society and Eastern Star events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern McCormick
Mesa
Arizona
Dale McCormick
Long Beach
Calif
Wendell McCormick
Everett
Wash
Donald McCormick
California
Wayne Willits
Bellflower
Roy Wymans
Carl Flippen
Eva Hennings
Max Hennings
Bill Wyman
Robert Tooker
Merle Schott
Legion Hall
Silver Creek
Sam Wyman
Andy Engel
Ricky
Darrell Atkinson
Eastern Star
Elmer Benson
Nellie Benson
Hanson
Frank Frizzell
Henry Schipparell
Friends and Neighbors Extension Club Holds January Meeting
Members met Wednesday at Mrs. Waldene Johnson home to approve new by laws and appoint committees under President Mrs. Ray Richards. Mrs. Merle Johnson led the lesson Quick and Easy Meals. Guests included Mrs. Harriet Peterson and Mrs. Sondra Walgren. A social hour followed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends and Neighbors Extension Club
Waldene Johnson
Ray Richards
Merle Johnson
Harriet Peterson
Sondra Walgren
Bowling League Standings and High Scores for Week
Merchants lead with 52 wins and 28 losses as standings show Shriners 49 31 Gambles 47 33 Osceola Howe 46 33 and others. High games include Glenn Wobig 214 Vern Johnson 212 and Charles Fischer 209 with a team high 870 by Guffs and 2550 team series for Guffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—Lcute
Ike Cane
Geis Equip
Wobigs
Glenn Wobig
Vern Johnson
Charles Fischer
Don Benda
Gambles
Bush Drug
Osceola Howe
W—L
Osceola Lumber
Les’s Clippers
Gas
J. Plumbers S Thant
Emil Alt
Henry Galus
Dick Merrick
del Johnson
Virgil Willits
Siglers
Osc. Lumber
Les
Thriftway Et
Matadors
Farmers Elevator
Standard Oil
Osceola Locker
Walsteads Steckley Seed
Nant Temo
Osceola Cleaners
Jim Marak
G. Sack
Bob Sterup
Howard Ludtke
Shelby Oil
Thriftway
Ire Lanes
Ladies Leisure League Scores January 19 1962
Spot Removers 35 Smiths Wheat Hearts 32 Kowletts 27 Johnsons Corvairs 30 Conrad Elios 23 Checkmates 20 High game Carol Schmoker 234 High series Carol Schmoker 553 Spot Removers 622 Smiths Wheat Hearts 1661 Bowletts 1579 Bowler of the week Carol Schmoker 133 pins over average
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Wheat Hearts
Rowletts
Kowletts
Johnson’s Corvairs
Conrad Elico’s
Carol Schmoker
Arlois Diers
Reba Conrad
Mae Berggren
Lorraine Wieseman
Mary Lou Stallings
Smith’s
Wheat Hearts
Bowletts
Bowling Belles League Scores and Highs for January 22 1962
The Bowling Belles League results show Ww L Bush's Little Pills leading 34 to 17 over Sensation with high games by Helen Johnson 213 Sharon Bryan 210 and high series by Johnson 530 Bryan 513. Sensation posted the best team game 815 and 2264 team series with Bush's Little Pills 2096 and Harold's Thriftway 2009. Juniors cellar dwellers trail 16 to 10 with Greg Ransom leading in high games 202 and 187 and high series 493 for Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Belles League
Bush’s Little Pills
Sensation
Gutter Dusters
Harold’s Thriftway
Lorre Lanes
John’s Rexall
Ned’s Service
Federal Land Bank
Jack & Jill
Co-op
Roy’s Wreckers
esesesSé
Helen Johnson
Sharon Bryan
Mavis Rowan
Bush
Little Pills
Harold
Thriftway
T-Birds
Éidzcoh
Greg Ransom
Rick Studley
Ken Hawkins
Celler Dwellers
Falcons Earn Team and Individual Bowling Honors
Corvets 220 and 13 5 Lucky Strikes tallied high games with Mark Hawkins 118 and John Sedlak 114 leading individuals. Falcons posted top team scores 374 in a game and 724 in series, with Hankins 216 and Sedlak 204 among high series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W-L
Corvets
S—Ié
Falcons
Barbers Pontiac
Mark Hawkins
John Sedlak
Billy Snodgrass
Mark Hankins
Charles Roberts
Busy Bumble Bees Club Meeting Notes
The Busy Bumble Bees met at Dolores Hendricks’s home on February 19 at 2 p m. President Nan cy Johansen called the meeting. secretary Linda Meister read minutes. Secret Sisters were drawn for Valentines and birthday gifts with a 50 cent limit. New member Sharon Kay Meister joined. Jane Frizzell was a missing visitor. Next gathering hosts Marsha Richards at 2 p m with lunch by Mrs. Hendrickson. Reporter Barbara Senn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Hendricks
Nancy Johansen
Linda Meister
Dolores
Marsha Richards
Sharon Kay Meister
Jane Frizzell
Hendrickson
Barbara Senn
ACP Aid Available For Diverted Acreage
Nebraska farmers are urged to plan conservation measures for next spring and summer. Diversions from corn and feed grains under the 1962 programs can still qualify for ACP assistance if measures meet ACP rules and county approval is obtained. Local ASC county committees administer programs and review eligible practices and cost sharing. Barbara Senn was a Monday supper guest of Kathleen Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Francke
Nebraska State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Francke
ASC County Committee
New Arthritis Test Developed By March of Dimes
A new and sensitive blood test for diagnosing rheumatoid arthritis in children was developed by Dr. Morris Ziff and associates at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. It showed positive in 76 percent of affected youngsters, far higher than other tests, suggesting earlier diagnosis and treatment could reduce disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Morris Ziff
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Rivers
U.S
Foundation
Frank R. Lock
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
N. C
Joseph L. Melnick
Baylor University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Bill Imhoff
McDonald’s
Candy’s
Ahrens
Cornhuskers
Ladies
Kathleen Barry
March of Dimes Research
Councilman Morgan and Associates
Columbia University
University of Michigan
George Dempster
University of Saskatchewan
Barbara Singleton
Osceola Record
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