Bowling League Standings from Last Week
Thirty five bowling teams are listed with standings for the week ending March 13 1962. Merchants lead with 74-38, followed by Guffs Tavern 68-44 and Osceola Hardware 65-14-46. High games include Charles Massie 224 Vic Sterup 212 Ray Conrad 200. High series Vic Sterup 983 John Osenbaugh 550 Wayne Stallings 534. Osceola Hardware leads high team game 902 and high team series 2605 with John's Rexall 29075 and Guffs 2453 nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Guffs Tavern
Osceola Hardware
Bush’s Drug
John’s Rexall
Reece
Geis Equipment
Kepners
Wobigs
Charles Massie
Vic Sterup
Ray Conrad
John Osenbaugh
Wayne Stallings
Osceola Hdwe
Osceola
Guffs
Osceola League Scores and Highs Reported for March 14 1962
Cornhusker League results list Osceola Lumber and Gas Co leading with strong wins. Individual high scores include Bob Hrouda 230 and 564 series. Vern Johnson 213 and 548. Lloyd Schlesinger 226 and 535. Team highs feature J Plumbers 2443 and Gas Co 2432 with Osceola Lumber 2345.
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W—L Osceola Lumber
J. Plumbersom Te
Larrys Tavern
Gas Co
Siglers Les We
Les’s Clippers
Osceola Record
Farmers Co-op
Neds Service Ns
Hagie
Boys Body Shop Mn
Ose
Bantam League Scores and Highs for CorvetS and Friends
CorvetS win 22 12 over Lucky Strikes with 20 14 Falcons. Barber Pontiac 13 21. High game Alan Gissler 132 LeRoy Miley 126 Chas Roberts 123. High series Alan Gissler 254 Chas Roberts 289 LeRoy Miley 230. High team game Falcons 382. High team series Falcons 749.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvetss
Falcons
Barber Pontiac
Alan Gissler
LeRoy Miley
Chas. Roberts
Polk Students Co Author Nebraska Farmer Article
The Nebraska Farmer features an article by Polk students John Reckner Galen Sterner and farmer Jim Wilson about Bootstrap Junior Scientists testing fertilizers on grasses at Wilson Seed Farm. They explain methods yield results from forage clips and note cool season grasses need 50 to 100 percent more nitrogen than warm season types due to lower soil nitrogen in cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farmer
College of Agriculture
John Reckner
Galen Sterner
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Farmers Union State Exchange
Polk
Nebraska
Jerry Stevens
Joel
Becky
Bowling Belles March 19 1962 League Scores Report
Scores from the Bowling Belles event on March 19 1962 list teams Bushs Little Pills Seven Up Gutter Dusters Lorre Lanes Sensation Harolds Thriftway Johns Rexall Fed Land Bank Neds Service Bobby Pins and others. High team game honors go to Seven Up 761 Bushs Little Pills 739 Harolds Thriftway 733. Individual top scorers include Mary Lou Stallings Pat Miller and Lois Ann Abbott Carol Schmoker with top inches and series noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Belles
W—L Bushs Little Pills
Gutter Dusters
Lorre Lanes
Sensation
Harold’s Thriftway
John’s Rexall
Fed. Land Bank
Neds Service
Bobby Pins
Jack & Jill
Greenbacks
Co-opa
Pepsi Cola
Boys Wreckers
Mohawks
Bush’s Little Pills
Bush’s
Little Pills
Mary Lou Stallings
Pat Miller
Lois Ann Abbott
Carol Schmoker
Ladies' Leisure League Scores March 16 1962
Spot Removers defeated Smith's Wheat Hearts 48 to 30 while Rowl etts beat Mill Rollers 43 to 35. Bowletts posted the high team game 605 and high team series 1723. Individual leaders included Arlois Diers 187 in a game and 460 in series, Marie Bruckner 469 in series, and Monica Schott 74 pins over average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Wheat Hearts
Rowl
Conrad Ekco’s
Johnson’s Corvairs
Bowletts
Mill Rollers
Arlois Diers
Carol Schmoker
Marie Bruckner
Arlene Linda
Monica Schott
Junior League Bowlers Lead T-Birds In League Night
Rick Studley tops single game with 195 and Greg Ransom adds 189 as the T-Birds post high team game 581 and high team series 1569. Other scores include Greg Ransom 499 in the series and 451 by Steve Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Birds
Cece
Alley Cats
Rick Studley
Greg Ransom
Lee Boden
Steve Johnson
Operation Bootstrap Spreading Across Nebraska
Operation Bootstrap draws wide interest in eastern Nebraska this spring with Polk County pasture and livestock development tours. Speakers include Jim Wilson and Harold Klingman addressing county fairs and district meetings as livestock groups from Dixon to Seward visit Polk County, with more tours planned as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Polk County
Jim Wilson
Agriculture Honorary Society
Alpha Zeta
University of Nebraska
Harold Klingman
Merrick County
Milligan
Wilson
Conservation District
Dixon
Merrick Counties
Doane College
Marquette Father and Son
Kearney
Saline
Fillmore
Platte
Nemaha
Seward
Jacqueline Olson Engaged to Larry Zentz
Engagement announced of Miss Jacqueline Olson of Moline Illinois to Larry Zentz of Fort Collins Colorado. Planned summer wedding. Miss Olson a Trinity College Chicago junior. Zentz a Chico State College junior and youth director for Orland Free Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Olson
Moline
Ill
Jacqueline
Larry Zentz
Hollis Campain
West Oak St
Fort Collins
Colo
Miss Olson
Moline High School
Trinity College
Chicago
Mr. Zentz
Ft. Collins High School
Chico State College
Chico
Cali
Orland Free Church
Orland
Calif
Daisy Dairy 4-H Club Plans Omaha Bus Tour
The Daisy Dairy 4 H Club met at the Ewald Pliefke home for its March session. Plans were laid for a bus tour to Omaha during the business portion, then County Agent Gary Garey shared several films with the group. Dianne Lux, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Dairy 4-H Club
Ewald Pliefke
Omaha
Gary Garey
Dianne Lux
John’s Rexall Drug Veterinary Supplies Promo
A local Rexall Drug store promotes veterinary supplies for pet owners. The notice highlights product availability and affordability aimed at helping customers care for their animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John‘s Rexall Drug
Cedar Bluffs Teacher Joins Mathematics Institute at ASU
Bernard A. Nitsch, Cedar Bluffs Nebraska principal and math teacher, has been accepted as a member of the 1962-63 Academic Year Institute in mathematics at Arizona State University. The program, valued at $4100 plus tuition and books, runs ten months and may include a summer scholarship. he is married with a six month old daughter. He is the son of Rudolph and Mrs. Nitsch of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard A. Nitsch
Cedar Bluffs
Nebraska
Arizona State University
Nitsch
Rudolph Nitsch
Osceola
District 54 social events recap
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tooker attended a teacher's party at Shelby Saturday evening. Mrs. Darrell Atkinson, Mrs. Gene Taylor and Mrs. Robert Tooker attended the U Shar It Club at the home of Mrs. Dora Lockard in Osceola Friday evening. Mrs. John Wyman assisted Mrs. Bill Imhoff with the serving of the lunch at the W S C S in Silver Creek Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tooker
Shelby
Darrell Atkinson
Gene Taylor
Dora Lockard
Osceola
John Wyman
Bill Imhoff
Silver Creek
Fairview Methodist Church News in Silver Creek Nebraska
Pastor L A Hansen invites families to worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m A Gideon Maurice Kremer of Aurora will speak March 25 A Silver Creek Fairview Monthly Family Night on March 25 at 7 30 p m features Chalk Artist Richard L Nealy of Lincoln with special music Families asked to bring cake for fellowship lunch
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Fairview Methodist Church
Richard L. Nealy
Lincoln
And
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home Schedule
Gerald Leaf serves as Vice Pastor with Confirmation Instruction on Saturday March 24 from 9 30 to 11 30 am. Sunday March 25 is the Third Sunday in Lent with Sunday School at 10 am and Worship at 11 am. Calvary Choir meets Monday March 26 at 7 30 pm. Lenten services led by Pastor Leaf Tuesday March 27 at 8 pm. Sunday School teachers meet Wednesday March 28 at 2 pm.
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Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church OF
First Methodist Church Osceola Nebraska Events
The Osceola Nebraska First Methodist Church announces a March schedule led by Pastor Ray E. Hawkins. Events include Tax School March 22 and multiple youth classes, society meetings, worship speakers, a covered dish dinner, and a temperance rally at Pershing Civic Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Osceola
Nebraska
Ray E. Hawkins
County Extension Service
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Arthur W. Johnson
Columbus
Open Circle Builders
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Nebraska Temperance League
Pershing Civic Auditorium
Marine M-Sat. Jenkins Receives Letter of Commendation
Everett E Jenkins, son of Mrs Christine Jenkins Osceola, is commended by battalion commander Lt Col J P Treadwell at Camp Lejeune for outstanding performance. A member of the Second Amphibious Tractor Battalion Force Troops Fleet Marine Force Atlantic, he entered service in March 1943 after graduating Stromsburg High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett E. Jenkins
Christine Jenkins
Osceola
J. P. Treadwell
Camp Lejeune
N.ion
Fleet Marine Force
Atlantic
M-Sgt
Jenkins
Stromsburg High School
Unusual partially albino mallard seen near Columbus by officer
Conservation Officer Gail Woodside reports two odd sightings. A cinnamon colored mallard with orange feet and bill, lacking the blue wing patch, was observed southwest of Columbus at 35 yards with a spotter scope. A day later a brown squirrel with two large black spots was seen southeast of Silver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Woodside
Columbus
Woodside
Silver Creek
Top Notchers 4 H Club Meet at Jones Home
The Top Notchers 4 H Club gathered at Carol and Rodney Jones's home on March 1. A film on horses was shown and Wildlife Conservation books were distributed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Rodney Jones
Galen Wiser
Sunday Gatherings Around Osceola Families
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schott and Carmen joined Mrs. Joe Schott in Schuyler to visit Dr. and Mrs. C F Theisen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jaenike of Rising City were with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson. Sunday supper at the J H Gustafson home included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson and Jeanne and Alan Faris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schott
Carmen
Joe Schott
Schuyler
C. F. Theisen
Carl Jaenike
Rising City
Lee Johnson
J. H. Gustafson
Mark Gustafson
Jeanne
Alan Faris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchants
Cornhusker League
Steckley Seed
Osceola Cleaners
W. OW
M. Ransom Sr
R. C. Smith
Stan VanHoosen
Howard ‘Liedtke
Bob Hrouda
Raymond Ke
Bantam League
Bonnie Gustafson
Ladies’ Leisure League
Hoover Cleaner
Kepner’s
Hoover
Jacqueline Olson
Harold Martin
Helen Kinney
John Karges
Merle Schott
Edward Maurer
Daisy Dairy
Club
Institute In Mathematics
Mrs
Church News
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Jsui Yvayts Ei Aie Roy
Matt's Thriftway
Winesaps
B. Bag
Libby
Rupert Brand
Folger
Shelby, Nebi
Usda Choice
Hormel
Gooch
Ade As
Pee
Osceola News
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