Looking Back From Lorre Lanes Bowling League Notes
A detailed bowling page lists scores from Lorre Lanes and Osceola leagues including High Ind. Game and Series winners. Notable names include Bill Beebe, Marvin Dawes, Walt Larson Jr., and Mary Lou Stallings with team tallies for A & B Lounge Reece’s Bush Drug and others. Historic notes also reference Charles Coffee and Osceola community items from 1915 to 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Drug
Reeces
Oseania Implement
Rongish Iga
Kepner
Marvin Dawes
Bill Beebe
Walt Larson, Jr
Reece’s
Shriners
Gambler Wooletts
Al’s
Polk Butler
Bert’s Bow
Mary Lou Stallines
Pat Miller
Helen Johnson
Mary Lou Stallings
Neva Liedloff
Polk-Butler
Smith’s
Wheathearts
Smith
Haro D’s Thriftway
Lorre Lanes
Lees Realty
Steckley Seed
Farmer’s Elev
Osceola Cleaners
Shelby Oil
Clarks Sandbaggers
Matadors
Range Riders
Ralph Willits
Milton Marak
Harold’s Thriftway
Merchant’s League
Bush’s Little Pills
Ned's Service
Blue Flames
Bobby Pins
Co-op
Bud’s Flying Service
Jack & Jill
Harold’s Market
Ahren’s Diamonds
Federal Land Bank
Kepner’s Mohawks
Greenbacks
Roy’s Wreckers
Pepsi Cola
Ahren
Fern Wyman
Betty Fischer
Arlene Tenniges
DeLand
San Diego
Robert Sigler
Osceola
Everette Smith
Polk County
Ray Swan
George Ebel
Bellwood
Ebel
Albert A. Gabriel
Walt’s Bar
Kepner’s
Osceola Record
Anderson Mercantile
Sizlers
Maleks
Cornhusker League
Al’s. Paint
Tenniges Chevrolet Johnson Plumbers
Faculty
Osceola Locker
Siglers Firemen
Lone Star Gravel
Legion Club
Boys Body Shop Larrys
Bob’s Barber Shop
Ned’s Service
Geis Equipment
Farmers Coop
Andreasen
Ronal Peterson
Dean Ruth
THIMET Insecticide Promises Rootworm Control for Corn
Advertises THIMET phorate soil insecticide as low cost, proven resistant rootworm control for corn. Urges wide band application and behind shoe dropping granules after partial soil coverage. Counters resistance with easy use and high yields, ends with safety note to read label before use.
Nebraska cattle pioneer Charles F Coffee died 1935
Charles F Coffee began a Hat Creek ranch in 1879 and expanded into Western Nebraska cattle industry. He entered banking with interests in Harrison Chadron Gordon Hay Springs Omaha and Douglas Wyoming. State legislator in 1901. Died December 8 1935 leaving a widow and four children.
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Charles F. Coffee
Nebraska
Great Plains
Charles Coffee
Missouri
John Coffee
Texas
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers Assn
Mr Coffee
Hat Creek
Harrison
Sioux County
Coffee
Chadron
Gordon
Hay Springs
Omaha
Nebr
Douglas
Wyo
Samuel Buffington Coffee
Farm Bureau Says State Local Government Best For Freedom
The Philadelphia convention reaffirms a Farm Bureau principle stressing strong independent state and local government. It argues public functions should stay with the nearest qualified unit and favors federal rules recognizing state law unless federal conflicts arise.
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Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
AMF Attematic
Merchants League A & B Lounge
Tomco
Shriner’s
Gambles
Ladies Leisure League
T Smith’s Wheathearts
Tenniges Corvairs
John Greenwall
Durant
J. W. Childers
Nelson
Vic Peterson
Finecy Bros
Arthur P. Johnson
Fid A. Johnson
Arthur
Stromsburg
Ben Finecy
A. W. Shalda
G. T. Ray’s
Crouse Tex Drug Co
PEO Sisterhood
Tillian McBeth
Fred Schumann
A. F. Nuquist
K. A. Cornish
W. O Hansen
Treas
Lou Israel
Chanlain
Lilian McBeth
Carl Frahm
Lawrence Twarling
Albert Timm
Don Byers
Mark Hendrickson
Ed Wagner
Robert Herrmann
Lincoln
Harry Herrmanns
Osceola Community Club
Samuel A. Snider
Gospel Ridge
Marjorie van Houten
Walter Berck
George J. Berck
Robert Owens
Wayne
New Gamble Stores
St. Edmundine
St. Francis Hospital
Ek'und
Sr. Edmundine
Hershal Reisdorff and
Red Cross
L. M. Merrick
Zella Bond
Loyd M. Powell
Calif
Ruth Prang
Dean
Locker
Nebraskaland
Wiene
West Stains
York, Nebraska Bay
Brady
Reasen
American Cyanamid Company
Princeton, New Jersey
Emeter
Wegner
Farm Bureau
Alea
el Oms
Sigler Garage