Bowling League Standings and Highs From Last Week
Standings listed for the week ending Oct 2, 1962 include Osceola Impl Rongish IGA Geis Equipment Shriners Bush Drug and 2w Guffs Tavern. Individual high games: John Inness 215 Ralph Willits 214 Dwight Bush 203. High series: Ralph Willits 530 Vern Johnson 526 John Inness 510. Team highs: Bush Drug game 840 Shriners 794. Team series: Shriners 2335 Guff’s 2311 Bush’s 2310. Other top marks include Roy Grossnicklaus 246 and Roy Grossnicklaus 627 season. Osc Lumber leads team game 921 and 2611 series with Les’s Clippers 894 2450.
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Osc
Rongish Iga
Geis Equipmnt
Shriners Bush
Guffs Tavern
Tee's
Echo Lee High
John Inness
Ralph Willits
Dwight Bush
Vern Johnson
Bush Drug
Guff’s Tavern
Shriners
Guff’s
Bush’s
Ose
Roy’s Body Shop
Larry’s Tavern
Les’s Clippers
Ned’s Service
Firemen
Conrad Realty
Roy Grossnicklaus
Jim S. Carson
al Rommers
Osc. Lumber
Osc. Hardware
Siglers
High Ind. Series and Team Scores From Bowl Meet
Al Rommers 564 and Henry Buresh 561 led individual series with 560 for Al Yungdahl. Lees Realty topped team game with 926, Lorre Lanes 896, Lees Realty 894. team series: Lees 2644, Lorre Lanes 2530, Thriftway 2455.
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Steckley Feed Ewan
Lorre Lanes
Thriftway
Lees Realty A Realty
Shelby Oil
Walstead Wee
Wulatadors
Osceola Cleaners
al Rommers
Don Sterup
Jim Majors
Harry Sterup
Henry Buresh
al Yungdahl
Lees Realty
Lees
Bowling results from Ladies Leisure League and others dated Oct 1962
The report lists standings and top performances from multiple bowling leagues. Highlights include high games by Carol Schmoker 184 and Helen Johnson 178 in the Ladies Leisure League, top series by Schmoker 504 and Rose Smith 466, and team leaders Spot Removers and Smiths Wheathearts. The Bowler totals cover Oct 5 1962 events and Oct 8 1962 results across Bushs Little Pills Lorre Lanes and Spare Time leagues.
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Osc
Eckos Ae Gambles Rowl-ettes
Carol Schmoker
Helen Johnson
Rose Smith
Smith
Wheathearts
Mill Rollers
Bowling Belles
Bush’s Little Pills
Bud’s Flying Service
Federal Land Bank
Lorre Lanes
Ann Enn Nee Nee
Roy’s Wreckers
Harold’s Thriftway
Blue Flames
Ahrens’s Diamonds
Jack & Jill
Bobby Pins
Pepsi Cola
Greenbacks
Ned’s Service
Hdw
Westinghouse
Zella Kepner
Mary Lou Stallings
Harold’s
High Team Scores At Local Bowling Night
High team game saw Ann's Cafe 517, Mick's 517, and Matt's Market 516. Matt's Market led team series with 1499, followed by Ann's Cafe 1464 and Mick's 1445.
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Mick
Matt
Mick’s
Bridal Shower Honoring Linda Schott at Stern Home
Mrs Ray Stern and Mrs Glen Ferguson hosted a bridal shower for Linda Schott at the Stern home on Thursday evening Sept 30. Guests from Osceola and Silver Creek enjoyed contests and gifts displayed under an umbrella. Linda daughter of Gerald and Mrs Schott of Clarks works at First National Bank Osceola and will wed Jerry Ksiazek October 20.
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Ray, Stern
Glen Ferguson
Clarks
Linda Schott
Stern
Osceola
Silver Creek
Linda
Gerald Schott
First National Bank
Jerry Ksiazek
First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska Report
Charter No 6493 Dist No 10 report of condition shows the bank’s financial status at close of business September 28 1962. Published in response to OCC call under Section 5211 U S Revised Statutes.
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First National Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
Bank Report of Condition for Dan J Armbruster Bank
Dan J Armbruster cashier declares the report of condition true and correct. Directors Roy Dinsdale M A Mills W R Kepner attest to its accuracy. The statement details assets liabilities and capital with figures for deposits and borrowed funds.
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United Stat
Dan J. Armbruster
Roy Dinsdale
M. A. Mills
W. R. Kepner
Former Osceolans Gather for California Reunion
On Saturday September 29 at L A Son Carman s Santa Ana home a group of former Osceola residents now in California held a nostalgic get together. Supper was buffet style and attendees shared memories from Nebraska with music and conversation. Participants included Mr and Mrs Ira Irland Mr and Mrs Carl Moore Mr and Mrs Wayne Parks Mr and Mrs Wesley Kennedy Jeanelle Joyce Leonard Don Swanson Owen Horst Willard Cornell Lee Snodgrass Jim Kathy and Sandra Mike Ricker Roy Parks Ethel Carman Maurice Irland R O Peterson Susie Leon Carman and Linda.
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L. A
Carmans
Santa Ana
Calif
Osceola
California
Nebraska
Ira Irland
Carl Moore
Wayne Parks
Wesley Kennedy
Jeanelle
Joyce Leonard
Wesley Parks
Don Swanson
Mike
Owen Horst
Willard Cornell
Lee Snodgrass
Jim
Kathy
Sandra
Mike Ricker
Roy Parks
Ethel Carman
Maurice Irland
R. O. Peterson
Susie
Leon Carman
Linda
National Foundation disputes Sabin vaccine claims
Washington reports Basil O Connor asserts press reports mislead on Sabin live poliovirus vaccine. He notes the March of Dimes funded both Salk and Sabin developments and says mass vaccination with Sabin is unnecessary. Salk vaccine has already eliminated polio in the U S with 97 percent reduction since 1961.
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Washington
Basil O’connor
The
National Foundation
O’connor
March of Dimes
United States
Market Ad Shows Mixed Prices and Deals
Classified style listing with varied prices for items such as IKI and bags, quoting multiple per unit costs and bulk pricing. The fragment hints at retail discounts, bag sizes, and per pound numbers, suggesting a promotional page from a store.
Polio Vaccination Message for Community Immunity
The text explains that a killed poliovirus vaccine cannot reintroduce live virus into the community, while a live vaccine could. It emphasizes maintaining polio-free status by vaccinating all newborns and unvaccinated children under six with either a killed or an acceptable live poliovirus vaccine, not both.
Open House at Beatrice State Home Held for Public Tours
The Beatrice State Home Association for Retarded Children in cooperation with the Beatrice State Home invites all state citizens to Open House on Sunday October 21 and October 28. Tours run continuously from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors may inspect the facilities and learn about the home.
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Beatrice State Home Association For
Beatrice State Home
Sonnet to Be Published in The Spring Anthology 1963
Thelma Allinder will publish her Shakespearian sonnet Beyond a Sobbed Amen in The Spring Anthology 1963 by Fudge and Co. Ltd. of London under the Mitre Press imprint. The poem explores the prophesied millennial era.
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Thelma Allinder
Fudge and Co. Ltd
London
England
Mitre Press
Social Security Rep To Visit Osceola On October 17
A social security representative from Lincoln named Mr. H. I. Horn will visit Osceola on October 17. He will be in the courthouse second floor from 8 30 to 12 noon to help self employed farmers verify that their correct social security numbers appear on their federal income tax returns for proper credit.
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Lincoln
H. I. Hornby
Osceola
Church Meeting Schedule and Choir Practice Notice
The schedule lists the 70 Club meeting on Tuesday Oct 16 at 8 pm and Naomi Unit Oct 17 at 2 30 pm plus Lois Unit Oct 18 at 2 pm. Calvary Luther League meets at 7 30 pm. St Paul Lutheran Church notes Confirmation Oct 11 at 7 pm Senior choir 8 pm. Junior choir Oct 12 at 4 pm. Sunday Oct 14 study 10 am worship 11 am.
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Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church OF
Rachel
Miriam
Trinity
Calvary Choir
70 Club
Naomi
Lois
Calvary Luther League
ST. Paul Lutheran Church
Robert Turner
Thurs
Lutheran League and Companions Schedule Noted
Confirmation Bibles and Sunday school teachers installation referenced. Monday the 15th Lutheran League at 8 00. Tuesday the 16th Lutheran Companions invited to Swede Home. ua the 17th ALCW at.
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Lutheran League
ALCW
WCTU Convention Held at Stromsburg Church
The Polk County WCTU convention met September 27 at Salem Lutheran Church Stromsburg with Mrs P W Aker presiding. Rev Olson led devotions and Mrs Falk gave a welcome. Reports were shared by county officers and unions with musical numbers and an afternoon address by Mrs Irvin Werner of Norfolk about the Miami national convention.
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Polk County
WCTU
Salem Lutheran Church
Stromsburg
P. W. Aker
Olson
Falk
Pinkernell
Myron Johnson
Irvin Werner
Norfolk
Miami
Fla
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Merchants League
Cornhusker League
Siglers Waetenee
Hagie Pane
Moe
Garage Peleeeene Sterimeean
Shelby Lumber, Plumbers Mae
Ray A. Conrad
Polk County Fair Board
Ann’s Cafe
Matt’s
Flo- Guides
Norene Lux
Arleen Heibel
Ida Coover
Marie Bruckner
Horace
Emma
Vole
Bell
Citizens Committee For Passage
Richard Chapin
Stuart
Federal
Corport
Federal Reserve Bank
McDonald’s
Cranberr
SWIFT
Campbell’s
Betty Crocker
Angel Food
HANES
Church News
Mike Snodgrass
Osceola, Nebr
Kepner
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