Bowling League Standings Listed For Last Week
Osceola Locker led standings with 23 points, Lone Star Gravel 17, Osceola Cleaners 14, and W.W.T 127, Osceola Feed Mill 6. High game by C Hern bloom 232, R Berggren 223, R Schaf 213. High series C Hern bloom 589, R Berggen 573, R Deland 563. Thriftway on Thriftway led team games 884 and team series 2623 with Lees Realty 2578 and Farmers Elevator 2542.
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Osceola
Lone Star
Osceola Cleaners
W.W.T We
C. Hernbloom
R. Berggren
R. Schaf
R. Berggen
R. Deland
Thriftway
Farmers
Lees Realty
Farmers Elevator
Gulf’s Tavern
Reece
Shriner
E. Johnson
Beebe
R. Peterson
R. Willits
D. Johnson
L. Bowe
Guff
Guffs
Bush
Cornhusker League
Siglers Western
Plumbers
Osc. Lumber
Siglers J. Plumbers
Hagie See Cae
Shelby Lumber
Roy’s Body Shop Semeske
Osc
Larrys Tavern
Les’s Clippers
Ned’s Service
Bowling Belles Farmers Co-op
Bud’s Flying Service
Bush’s
Conrad Realty
Federal Land Bank
Dan Armbrust- Lorre Lanes
Blue Flames
Marvin Dawes
al- Pepsi Cola
Bert Gabriel
Harold’s Thriftway
Dan Armbrust
Albert Gabriel
Bad News Service
Jacobson
Ahren
J. Plumbers
Kepner’s
Mohawks
Westinghouse
Barbara
Bartek
Betty Fischer
Harold
Blue Standard Oil Flames
Bush’s Little Pills
Pepsi Cola
Ladies' Leisure League Bowls Include 1962 Standings
The November 9 1962 sheet shows team matchups and scores for the Ladies' Leisure League led by Smith's Wheathearts and Spot Removers. Individual high scores include Alta Wieseman 440 in three games and Mildred Hewitt 203 in a single game, with team highs reaching 968 for Johnsons' Corvairs in a game.
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Ladies’ Leisure League
Smith’s Wheathearts
Mill Rollers
Bert’s Rowletts
Johnsons’ Corvairs
Gamble’s Rowl-etts
Osceola Hardware Ekcos
Gamble
Kool-etts
Alta Wieseman
June Pope
Mildred Hewitt
Johnsons
Community notes from District 18 appear in brief social column
Residents and visitors share events across Columbus Osceola and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Louis Schmidt with Karen Jo at Leimser home and Alfred Bernt with Emory Kuhnel family. Attendees attend church friends parties drives and weekend visits among Lisko Flamme Schreiber Stanczyk Nowak and Benson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Schmidt
Edward Lisko
Fred Flamme
Ladies Aid
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Columbus
Marion Treadway
Gordon Clark
Shelby
Karen Jo
Clarence Leimser
Alfred Bernt
Emory Kuhnel
Everett Plantz
Omaha
Neil Hasselbalch
Otto Johannes
Lincoln
John Stopak
Fullerton
Dick Micek
Near Duncan
Valeria Smolenski
Ronald Clothes
Leslie Hohndorf
Frank Andersen
Donald Fletcher
Claude Fletcher
Hulda Schreiber
Osceola
Bennie Swertzic
Dennis and
Bennie Jr
Frank Stanczyk
Jim Nowak
Linda
Waterloo
Stanczyk
Louie Nowak
District 54 social notes feature multiple visits
District 54 residents Julius Schmid drives Nellie Benson to Grand Island for a flight to Scottsbluff to visit Emmett Benson. stops at Torrington Wyoming. Mary and Pauline Ayers from Kansas City visit relatives Myron Barker. numerous Sunday visits to Fremont Omaha Albion and Columbus. Beth and John Imhoff attend a golden wedding in Columbus. Maple Leaf Club gathering noted in York and Osceola activities.
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Julius Schmid
Nellie Benson
Grand Island
Scottsbluff
Emmett Benson
Gilbert Benson
Torrington
Wyo
Mary
Pauline Ayers
Kansas City
Myron Barker
Kenneth Gehring
Fremont
C. S. Duracinski
York
Osceola
John Wyman
Sam Wyman
Frank Frizzell
Maple Leaf Club
Goldie Schmok
FHA Girls Attend District Meeting
Six FHA girls and two adults attended the District Four meeting at Schuyler on November 3. The morning featured the business session followed by a meal. An exchange student presented slides about her stay in Israel and Osceola contributed a skit titled High School Wedding Belle.
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FHA
District Four
Schuyler
Israel
Osceola
Sunday Visitors and Family News from Local Happenings
Sunday saw Lone Star Barbara Eschilman visiting with Debbie Schmind at the Schmid home in Sun. Numerous calls and visits followed including Mrs John Hahn and Mildred stopping by. William Nitch underwent major surgery in Omaha while Rudolf Nitch Sr. received a long distance call from Midland Texas. Weekend guests include John Ostrom and Plattsmouth visitors at the Dale Lewis home.
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Barbara Eschilman
Debbie Schmind
Robert Schmid
John Hahn
Mildred
Robt. Schmid
David Kubicek
Lincoln
Emil Kubicek
Harold Husmann
St. Mary’s Church
Father Schnoebelen
Joyce Leimser
Veteran’s Hospital
Omaha
William
Rudolf Nitch
Alfred
Paul Kresha
Columbus
Dale Lewis
John Ostrom
Plattsmouth
John Gustafson
Wren Sherwoods
Local notes from church and community gatherings
Residents attended the Altar Society meeting with election of officers led by Mrs. Emil Kubicek who became president. Baptism of Carl Bollig’s son James Carl at St Bonaventure with sponsors Connie Leimser and Robi Leimser. Various visits, birthdays, and hospital notices form a typical Osceola area roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kresha
John Hahn
Mildred
Allen Zelasny
Pauline Bernt
Altar Society
Conrad Kropatch
Father Schnoebelen
Emil Kubicek
Mildred Hahn
Alfred Bernt Treas
Alfred Bernt
Banco
Fred Bernt
Leonard Kropatch
Carl Bollig
St. Bonaventure Church
Columbus
James Carl
Connie Leimser
Robi. Leimser
Lawrence Leimser
Harold Husmann
Mike
Ricky
Bradley Scott
Crissey
Carroll Hahn
Bud Bray
Bud
Sharon Micek
University
Lincoln
Tom Micek
Duane
Paul Hegi
Lutheran Hospital
Lincoln Hospital
Lyle Ernst
Louis Ernst
Melvin
Judy Ernst
Joyce Leimser
Emma Krueger
Osceola Hospital
Robert Schmid
George Schmid
Shelby
Betty Majors
Clyde Cox
Cynde
Jackie Husmann
James Alt
Beverly
Omaha
Longmont Resident Edward B Schernikau Dies at 68
Edward B. Schernikau 68 of 1531 Ogden St Longmont Colorado died November 6 after a several day hospitalization following an 18 month illness. He was born near Dorchester Nebraska lived in Clatonia Nebraska 45 years worked as a farmer and stockman. He married Ruby Heckman March 7 1928 in Osceola Nebraska and moved to Colorado in 1952. He is survived by his wife two brothers nieces and nephews and many friends. Funeral services were held November 9 at Lewellen Funeral Home Longmont with Rev Gayle Strickler officiating Bearers included Glenn Wykoff Marvin Lukenbach Cecil Messenger Dick Hehn Duane Wilkinson and Edgar Hartwig. Interment followed at Foothills Garden of Memory north of Longmont.
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Edward B. Schernikau
Ogden St
Longmont
Colorado
Dorchester
Nebraska
Clatonia
Ruby Heckman
Osceola
Lloyd
Ervin
Lewellen Funeral Home
Gayle Strickler
NU Psychologist cites two desirable student types at UN
Dr. J. R. Warren, University of Nebraska counseling psychologist, notes two highly desirable student types at the school. He cites studies showing one group focuses on vocationally oriented intellectual development and aims.
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J. R. Warren
University of Nebraska
Vocational and Intellectual Tracks in Nebraska Students
Warren described two student approaches, vocationally oriented and intellectually oriented. Vocational students treat classwork as a job with grades as pay, while intellectually oriented students choose and pursue courses selectively for deeper study. He noted many vocational students advance to law or medicine, and the general Nebraska student body leans three to one toward vocational aims.
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Warren
Nebraska
Birthday coffee honors Elsie Cerny as bowling crowd gathers
Mrs Charles Massie hosted Kepners Mohawks and Bob by Pins for Elsie Cerny’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Wren Sherwood visited Mrs Will Lavelle in Clarks Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Massie visited Mr and Mrs John Koll at Old Sunday.
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Charles Massie
Bobby Pins
Elsie Cerny
Wren Sherwood
Will Lavelle
Clarks
Chas. Massie
John Koll
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Columbia
Firebolt
Che
Emenee
Bell Telephone
RADIO
Kodak Hawkeye
Barbie
John
Rexall
Betsy McCall
Alta Lisko
Bill Wyman
Richard Wyman
Elmer Benson
Polly Newcomb
Mrs
Bill Imhoff
Rexall Drug
Edward Schernikau
McDonald’s
Turkey
U. S
Idaho
Philadelphia
Fisher
del Monte
Bordens
Betty Crocker
America
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