Bowling League Standings And High Scores From Last Week
Guff's Tavern leads with 23 wins and 13 losses followed by Osceola Howe 22-14 and Gambles 20-16. Kepners 19-17 Shriners 18-18 Reece Abst. 17-19 John’s Rexall 17-19 Geis Equip 16-19 Bush's 15-21 Wobig 12-13. High game Bill Bahr 204 Guy Ball Vern Johnson 199 Bill Beebe 198. High ind. series Bill Beebe 576 Walt Koehler 538 Jim Brigham 533. High team game Reece Abst. 892 Kepners 857 Guffs 853. High team series Guffs Tavern 2523 Reece Abst. 2398 Shriners 2384.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—L Guff’s Tavern
Osceola Howe
Gambles
Kepners
Shriners
Reece
John’s Rexall
Geis Equip
Bush’s T
Wobig
Bill ‘Bahr
Guy Ball
Vern Johnson
Bill Beebe
Walt Koehler
Jim Brigham
O. Cerny
Reece Abst
Guffs
Guffs Tavern
W—L Osceola Lumber
Les’s Clippers
Chev. Garage
Johnson’s Plumbers
Sigler’s
Larrys Tavern
Neds Service
Farmers Co-op
Gas Co
Oceola
United Hagie
Osceola Contractors
Wees Eee
Alfred Yungdahl
Merle Schott
Don Gabriel
Bob Hrouda
Dick Merrick
Bob Flronda
Osceola
Lumber
Osceola Lumber
Osceola Bowling Meet Leads In Cornhusker League Standings
Osceola Lumber tops with 878 high team game and 2490 team series as Osceola, Less Clippers, and Osceola Record post strong marks. Alfred Yungdahl leads ind players with 236 in individual game and 585 in series amid Nov 1, 1961 standings.
Bowling results from November 2 1961 in Toriftway lanes
The page lists team scores and high individual figures for the November 2 1961 meets at Lorre Lanes and the November 3 1961 Ladies Leisure League. Standouts include Charles Fischer with a 232 game and 614 series, and Rose Smith topping ho hum scores with 192 game and 513 series. Farmers Elevator and Lorre Lanes lead team tallies.
Pastor Johnson Family Moves from Osceola to Wakefield
Rev. R. V. Johnson his wife and five children leave Osceola after seven years and their August 1955 arrival. They relocate Tuesday to Wakefield where Johnson will assume duties as pastor of the Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
R. V. Johnson
Rev. Johnson
Wakefield
Lutheran Church
Curved Bar Rank Awarded to Osceola Girl Scouts
On Thursday afternoon in Osceola the Curved Bar Rank ceremony honored members of Troops 231 and 232. Fifteen girls earned the Curved Bar Rank after completing the First Class Rank and earning proficiency badges in Conservation Sports Pioneer Campcraft and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
First Methodist Church
Campcraft
Jane Hawkins
Back Yard
Kathy Bond
Sylvia Cerny
Julie Gullberg
Barbara Klingman
Ruth Johnson
Mary Wobig
Robert Johnson
Kathy Schneider
Roy Trotter
Ray Hankins
Eightieth Birthdays Noted for Two Local Residents
The Record Staff extends birthday greetings to J. H. Gustafson and Ada Howland as they celebrate their eightieth birthdays on November 3 and November 8 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Staff
J. H. Gustafson
Ada Howland
Bulldogs End Season By Defeating Genoa
Osceola finished the 1961 football season with a 19 to 12 win over Genoa on Friday November 3. Randy Studley scored the first TD from the 1 yard line, Jerry Gondringer added the extra point, and Ken Kropatsch pushed Osceola ahead 13 to 6 before halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Bulldogs
Genoa
Bulldogs
Randy Studley
Jerry Gondringer
Orioles
Osceola
Ken Kropatsch
Kropatsch
Lester Gabriel
Mike Cotter
Steve Headlee
Bruce Frizzell
Lynn Anderson
Ron Frizzell
Bob McCormick
Larry Miley
Larry Meister
Football Contest Winners Listed
Gary B Garey wins first with eight correct guesses. Six runners up tie at seven. Tie breaker Joey Fijell is within three points. Winners must collect at the Record office. entries for next week due by 5 p m Friday Nov 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary B. Garey
Joey Fijell
Osceola Girl Scouts Earn Curved Bar Pins at Tea
Girls from Osceola Troops 231 and 232 with leaders mothers and guests held a 4 PM tea at the Methodist Church on November 2 to receive Curved Bar pins for completing Intermediate Girl Scout training under Arts and Crafts and Fun in the Out-of-Doors. The event honored the girls and included badges five year pins and a going away gift for leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Robert Johnson
Troop 232
Sharon Johnson
Marlin. Johnson
Bill Zedicher
Marlin Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Mary Wobig
Barbara Klingman
Kathy Bond
Sylvia Cerny
Columbus
Four Osceola players elected to all conference grid team
The Goldenrod conference coaches named an all conference football team on November 7. Osceola placements included ends Regy Green and Joe Bolen, guards Bruce Frizzell and Lanny Ang, center Bob McCormick, backs Randy Studley and Richard Carlson, and quarterbacks Jerry Gondringer plus Mike Cotter among nominees. Polk led standings 9-0, Osceola 6-2-1, with others ranked behind. The Good Samaritan Village site inspection in Osceola favored the Ridge location, pending a $45,000 fund drive and ongoing outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod
Joe Bolen
Clarks
Regy Green
Polk
Jim Koerber
St. Edward
Lester Gabriel
Osceola
Bruce Frizzell
Lanny Ang
Bob McCormick
Darwin Hahn
Lynn Hasselbalch
Randy Studley
Bury
Genoa
Silver Creek
Palmer
Tuesday Visitors At The Fintels
Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Fintel were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fintel
Ray Nelson
Utica
Five Day Season in County Nets Twenty-Two Deer
During Oct 28 thru Nov 1 Polk County Sheriff Reynold Peterson tagged twenty two deer for the State Game Commission. All were reported in good flesh and bagged near Clarks Havens and Silver Creek, one more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Reynold Peterson
State Game Commission
Clarks
Havens
Silver Creek
First November Baby Born at Annie Jeffrey Memorial
The first November baby at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital is James Aaron Fairchild, son of State Trooper Vern Fairchild and his wife. He arrived on November 5 weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces. Phillip 66 Service offers $3.00 in merchandise to the First Baby of the Month winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aaron
Vern Fairchild
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Phillip
OHS Band Heads to State Marching Contest in Lincoln
The O H S band under Miss Annette Magorian travels to Lincoln for the State Marching Contest on Saturday November 11 at the Pershing Municipal Auditorium. About 2000 band students from 33 bands will compete for top awards as the 40 member unit performs a routine that previously earned superior honors. The program includes front and diagonal marching, halts during playing, corner turns, counter-march, and a novelty dance set to By the Light of The Silvery Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Pershing Municipal Auditorium
Annette Magorian
Harvest of Harmony
Diag
Polk County 4-H Youths Win National Club Congress Trips
Doris Swanson and Lionel Swanson of Stromsburg Polk County earn state level honors and will represent Nebraska as delegates at the 40th National Club Congress in Chicago from November 25 to December 1. Doris is a Home Economics champion with 68 projects. Lionel, a 10 year dairy club veteran, has earned prior national dairy honors and led 4-H activities while attending Stromsburg High School and the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Doris Swanson
Lionel Swanson
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Chicago
Doris
Rolland Swanson
Omics
Swanson
Lionel
Paul Swanson
National Dairy Congress
Stromsburg High School
University of Nebraska’s
College of Agriculture
Ak-Sar-Ben
Conrad-Hilton
Linda McKeag
Osceola
Lincoln guests share Saturday dinner with Bond family
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bond hosted a Saturday evening dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ford Bond and guests Steve and Kathie of Lincoln plus Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bond
Steve and
Kathie
Lincoln
Gustav Peterson
Mrs
Ford Bond
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Deceased and Dismissed Names
A hospital notice lists patients, births, transfers and dismissals from Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. Individuals include deceased Fredolph Johnson Stromsburg and many listed patients and relatives across Osceola Shelby Stromsburg Des Moines Rising City Benedict Polk Silver Creek and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredolph Johnson
Stromsburg
Ronald Baker
Richard Karr
Osceola
Reese James
Theodore Pandorf
Shelby
Vaughn Mickey
Patsy Runquist
Marvin Mick
Shelby Gust Walberg
Kimberly Wills
Shelby Kenneth Wombacher
Shelby Chris Whitmore
Sharon Downward
Des Moines
Iowa
Bill LeSner
Gary Graham
Silver Creek
Mervin Samuels
Polk
Edwin Alstrum
Alva Lewis
Harold Bunch
Rising City
Vern Fairchild
Elving Elmquist
Elden Wesely
Benedict
Lyle Dornburgh
Charles Timm
Franklin Peterson
William B. Larson
Fred Wes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cornhusker League
Toriftway
Lorre Lanese
Eee
Matadors
I Ete
Lees Realty
Shelby Oil
Osceola Locker Tx
Farmers Elevator
Standard Oil
Steckley Seed Corn
Osceola Cleaners
Charles Fischer
Jim Majors
Mim Peterson
Lorre Lanes
Ladies’ Leisure League
W—L
Bowletts
Ee Ee
Smith’s Wheat Hearts
Mill Rollers
Conrad Ekco’s
Rooletts
Ceee
Johnson’s Corvairs
Rose Smith
Helen Johnson
Maxine Buffington
Smith’s
Wheat Hearts
Smith
Bowling Belles League
Bush’s Little Pills
Federal Land Bank
Harold’s Thriftway
Ned’s Service
John’s
Johnson
Siyvia Cerny
Barbera Klingman
Margaret Peterson
Kathy Bodine
Lorinda Sivers
Amber Johnson
Kathy Zedicher
Mary Lou Kresha
Connie Wagner
Jane
Good Samaritan
Goldbeck
Hastings
Good Samaritan Village Board of
Israel
W. R. Kepner
Bert Gissler
Perry N. Sapp
M. O. Johnson
Chris Dahmke
Phil Nyberg
Alex Mills
Fred Bond
Dean Buffington
Don Waterman
Sheldon Bond
Martin Roberts
Leroy Johnson
OHS
County Youths To Club Congress
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News
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