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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
Mrs. LaVina Kopke and Mrs. Peter Kopke attended the Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrow at the Evangelical Free church in Grand Island. Attendees included relatives from York and Lincoln.
Mrs. Doug Colberg and Randy of Lincoln joined Mrs. Ted Gonnerman and Mrs. Craven Stream for Friday eve ning visiting Mrs. Arnold Gull of York. Monday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs. Peter Kopke with Anthony Winter and Joe of Bradshaw, and Mr and Mrs. Robert Barr with Joy Marie and Timmy of York. Supper followed with the Barr family. Mrs. Gonnerman attended a church shower for Miss Darlene Marvel at the Gresham Methodist Church.
The February 26 1963 standings include Merchant’s Osceola Implement Gulf's Tavern Rongish IGA Gambles Shriners Bush Drug Kepners Geis Equipment Pee to SA and more with high game by D Schmoker 205 E Rongish C Massie 202 and D Bush 195. High series led by B Bahr 552 O Cerny 535 and D Sigler 528 while Rongish IGA 2512 tops team totals.
The March 1 1963 ladies league results show Smith's Wheathearts leading with 49 26 over Checkmates 41 34. Spot Removers 40 35, Johnsons' Corvairs 37 38, Mill Rollers 36 39, Gamble's Rowlets 33 42. High team three games goes to Smith's Wheathearts 1627, Spot Removers 1613, Checkmates 1594. top individuals Alta Wieseman 478 Leona Boden 460 Mildred Hewitt 456. Team game highs: Spot Removers 569 Checkmates 559 Checkmates 556. Individual game highs: Alta Wieseman 188 Leona Boden 186 Carol Schmoker 168.
Valley residents record a sequence of weekend visits and gatherings. Dale and Mrs Dunn met the Greg Andreasons in Shelby while Charles and Mrs Massie visited the Wiesemans. A J Chantry of Omaha called on the Bob Wieseman home. Diane Pehrson guested with Debbie Dunn. Mrs Jack Wieseman birthday events drew cards and well wishes.
Little Pills headed to Fremont for the State Tournament on Saturday. Dennis Schmoker spent the weekend at home. His mother drove him to York on Sunday and he returned to Kearney with another college student. Carol visited her mother, Mrs. Earl Jenkins, while Mr. and Mrs. Norris Larson and family visited Sunday with Mrs. Grace Buchta. The Sarows hosted Sunday supper, and Mrs. E. E. Burritt joined a Monday bridge luncheon at the Merle Peterson home in Silver Creek.
Mr and Mrs Robi Wieseman visited Fremont for Carolyn’s bowling with Lorre Lanes in the State Tournament. Mrs Irene Burritt and Rosie Grossnicklaus plan Valley WSCS at the Grossnicklaus home on March 6. Visitors from Star City Saskatchewan Canada include Mr and Mrs Charles Hennings and Mrs Harry Hennings. Don Conkl ing and Carol Daum hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Burritt in Columbus. Neela Anderson Pat Nelson Leona Boden attended Filbuster Club at Mrs Vernon Bodens. Denver couple Mr and Mrs Chas Meyer were guests of Howard Bodens. Sunday dinner at Bit of Sweden Cafe Stromsburg with Boden Meyer Thelanders and companions. David Rutter and family visited Brooke Berggren for Sunday supper.
Mr and Mrs L Ller accompanied Mrs Leslie Adelson of Polk and Mrs Arthur Piinee of York to Shelby for the funeral of Mrs Elise Chase. Tom Schmaker entered Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln for surgery. F A Gordon Headlee son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Headlee arrived from San Francisco to spend fifteen days before duty in the Philippines.
Nellie Bond celebrated her birthday with a morning devotion singable tribute on February 21. On March 2 Fred Schmoker from Lincoln visited, with Merle and Earl Watts from nearby towns joining. Rev Turner led Sunday sermons, and at 3:30 p.m. Mrs Mayme Adair and Will Herrmann wed in the solarium with Rev Hawkins officiating and a four tier cake served.
Forty five attendees at the school and village caucus held Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium nominated Lloyd Lind Robert Willits Ed Rechner and Ed Hanson for the school board. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lampshire attended the funeral of Mrs Lampshire s aunt Mrs Will Botsford age 84 at Unadilla on Sunday.
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