Riverside News
Edna Lrfquist was a guest Sun
day at the Howard Miller home.
Mrs. George Montgomery* help
ed Mrs. Grant Mott cook for com
shellers Wednesday, September 17
Mrs. Emily Johnston, the Arch
ie Johnston, Lester Joiuiston and
Ralph Johnston families called Sun
day afternoon at the Harry John
ston home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
Leo Miller were Norfoik visitors
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Hord and
the Alfred Napier family were
supper guests Wednesday, Septem
ber 17. at the Kenneth Hill home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Napier, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Napier and
Mr. and Mrs. John Napier and
Tommy were Sunday dinner
guests at the Lynn Fry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sinnard of
Ft. Riley, Kans., were supper and
overnight guets Monday at the
Bert Fink home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller
visited Saturday evening at the
Bert Fjnk home.
Mr, and Mrs. Rolland Hord
were tricked into stopping at the
Dewitt Gunter home Saturday eve
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Hoke and Clayton and Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Gunter and Paul call
ed at the Dewitt Gunter home and
surprised Rolland and Algenia on
their 30th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Emily Johnston, the Willie
Shrader, Archie Johnston, Ralph
Shrader, Willard Napier and Lew
is Shrader families were dinner
guests Sunday at the Will Shrader
home. The Ralph Thomason fam
ily calk'd in the afternoon.
The Bill Lofquist family called
Sunday evening on the iJon Lar
Little Miss Barbara Bennett Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Wilbur Bennett until her
mother, Mrs. Harold Bennett and
baby brother returns home from
St. Anthony's hospital.
Sandra Shrader was home over
the weekend from Wayne State
Teachers college in Wayne.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Kenneth
Hill and Mrs. Alfred Napier took
Mrs. Chloe Williams to take the
bus to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fink of
Fremont were weekend guests at
the Bert Fink homo. Both families
attended the 60th wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Snyder at Page Sunday.
A committee from the Riverside
Free Methodist church met with
two momliers of each of the other
churches in Ewing Monday after
mxm to plan the program and
time for reception for teachers in
the Ewing school. The Free
Methodist church is chairman
of die church group this year.
On Tuesday morning Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Napier and the Wayne
Fry family were guests to a steak
dinner at the Richard Napier
home in honor of Richard's birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. Wendell Switzer called
Wednesday, September 17, at the
Dale Napier home.
Mrs. Dale Napier assisted Mrs.
Wendell Switzer entertain the
United Presbyterian Missionary
society Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 18. Mrs. Ralph Shrader re
viewed topics of the lesson. Mrs.
Richard Napier, the thank offer
ing secretary, gave parts to the
ladies who are to help her with
the thank offering services Sun
day moring, September 28.
Mrs. Alfred Napier visited Mrs
R G. Ryan one day last week
Charlene Miller was an ovi
night guest Monday, September
15, of Carolyn Bergstrom.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Weaver
viisted a few days last week at
the Will Shrader home. They have
been sight seeing in Oregon and
California They left Monday mo
ning September 22, for their home
at Pontiac, 111
Mrs. Wayne Fry and Keven
visited Friday at the Lou Vander
snick home.
Mrs Don I arson 's mother is
visiting her this week.
Richard Miller ate dinner Fri
day at the John Miller home.
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke helped Mrs.
George Montgomery cook for corn
shellers Thursday. Other guests
were Mrs. Robert Montgomery and
daughters and Mrs. Lorraine
Montgomery and daughters
Mr. and Mr s George Mont
gomery visited Sunday at the
Emmet Dewey home near Tilden
The Alfred Napier family visi
ted Sunday at the Rolland Hord
home.
District VFW, Aux
Convention Held
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
auxiliary members of Nebraska's
district 11 held a fall meeting
here Sunday.
The VFW met at the national
guard armory while the auxilary
convened at the Odd Fellows hall.
Dinner was served at the hall.
Mrs. Josephine Sims of Ains
worth is the VFW' auxiliary dis
trict president and George Mor
lang of O'Neill is the district VFW
commander.
Towns represented were Valen
tine, Ainsworth and Bassett. Ever
ett Shelhoume, who is the assis
tant state quartermaster attended
the VFW meeting.
This was one of the regular dis
trict meetings.
Hamilton Infant
Honored at Shower—
EWING A surprise shower was
held Tuesday evening, September
16, at the home of Elvin Hamil
ton, honoring Mrs. Hamilton and
her infant son, Mark Jason. Twen
ty ladies were in attendance. A so
cial evening was enjoyed. A bas
ket of gifts was presented to
Mark Jason.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Ralph Munn,
Mrs Jerry' Tomjack, and Mrs.
Richard Edwards,
SMA Juniors Order
( lass Kings—
The St. Mary's academy juniors
Tuesday ordered their class
rings. Meanwhile, the senior an
nual staff met with Mr. Todd to
discuss the 1959 yearbook.
Mary Jane Muff and Jim Dec
ker, two freshmen, were announ
ced as winners of the magazine
sales drive. The drive closed
Thursday.
Shower Honoree—
Miss Loreen McDermott was
guest of honor at a bridal show
er Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Cecil Grenier. Miss
McDermott will be married Sat
urday to Joe Fritz.
Visiting at Norfolk—
Mrs. Rose Mae Harding has
tieen spending the past 10 days
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Kortje and
family in Norfolk.
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A regular check up by your Family Physician Is es
sential to continued good health. If your doctor should find
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Pla ns November Rite
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Knudsen
of Page anmwnce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Linda Fisher (above I to D.
Stuart Baker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert S. Baker of Eric
son. Date of the wedding has
been set for November 30.
Distress Warrants
Now Being Issued
Distress warrants are now being
issued by the county treasurer s
office for all unpaid 1957 and back
personal taxes, and must be turn
ed over to the sheriff on or be
fore Oetober 1, according to Holt
County Treasurer J. E. Hancock.
Payments made before October
1 will avoid additional expense.
The advertismg list for delin
quent 1957 taxes must lx' published
for three weeks beginning Octo
ber 9 Payment must be received
Ix'fore noon on Octolx'r 4 to be
stricken from the advertising
list. Payment made after October
4, will be in the list of publication
The cost of advertising is 5U
cents each description. To avoid
this additional expense, payment
must be made before n»x*n Octo
ber 4. Hancock explained.
There are only 35 days left for
teenagers to renew their drivers
licenses for another year.
All drivers between the ages of
16 to 20 must renew their licenses
Ix'fore close of business October
31 to avoid taking another test for
a new license. These are the licen
ces with a letter C ahead of the
county prefex 36. The ones with
letter K will expire September 1,
1959.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jeffers and
daughters went to Ewing Sunday
to have dinner with her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kropp.
t ENTER I NION (O'Neill)
Rev. G. P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, September 28: Sunday
school, 10 a m,; preaching service,
11 a m.; young people's meeting at
8 p.m:; preaching service following
YP meeting.
Prayer meeting will be in the
home of Mr and Mrs Otto Lorenz
Wednesday evening. October 1 at
o'clock.
Bushel of Pears
Brought from Tree
Planted by Mother
AMELIA Mr and Mrs. Glenn
White returned Tuesday from
Greenville. III., where they took
their daughter. Miss Myrtle, to
attend college. On their way home
they visited at the home of Mrs.
White's cousin. Frank Harnett, at
Bogard, Mo. This was the boy
hood home of Mrs. White's fath
er, S. C. Barnett of Amelia. He
livei’ on that place from three
years-old until coming to Nebras
ka at the age of 21.
Mrs. White brought him a bu
shel of pears picked from a tree
his mother had planted there. The
tree is about 60-years-old.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson
and Miss Kathleen Anderson of
Arnold, la., visited the Ander
son's daughter and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hurley, from
Sunday until Tuesday.
0 Neill News
Mr, and Mrs. Dowell Johnson
went to Denison, In., to bring
l ack for a visit their daughter,
Mrs. Dave Anderson, of Wilming
ton, IX* l.
Mr and Mrs Gene Sullivan of
Piefre, S D.. were weekend guests
of his mother, Mrs Pat Sullivan.
Mrs. P. B. Harty plans to arrive
home Friday from Menasha.
Wise, where she has been visiting
her son and his wife. Mr. and
Mre. Thomas Harty, and daughter
for about six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Hilt* of
Cblumbus Sunday visited their son
in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. George Janousek. and fam
ily. Mrs. Janousek was in St. An
thony’ s hospital with their new
daughter, who was born Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Harty was in Creigh
ton Saturday and Sunday to visit
her daughter and husband, Mr
and Mrs. Kevin Kocina, and
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Janzing
and Joyce went to Atkinson Sun
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Jbo
Bruder, and the Walter Ries fam
ily. On the way they stopped at
Emmet to bejoined by another
sister of Mrs. Janzing, Mrs. Ed
Winkler, and Mary Alice.
Jerry Howard of Omaha was
home with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lynus Howard, for the
weekend, Jerry, a race boat en
thusiast, placed third in two races
this summer his first try at rac
ing
Mr and Mrs. BUI Bccd of Ne
Iigh spent Sunday with Mrs Edna
Huebert.
Mr. and Mrs M. G. Trupp re
in rend Monday from a five days'
fishing trip in Minnesota
Sunday dinner guests of Mr,
and Mrs Bruce Johnson were Mr
and Mrs Clvaton Johnson and
R o g e r of Verdigre Saturday
guests were Mrs. Norman Rokhar
.uul Miss Dora Miller of Page.
Mrs. Ethel Frisch and sons
were in Verdigre Sunday to \ isit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frank.
Mr and Mrs. Onille Sindelar
ariii Wayne, Diane. Nancy and Dm
Ann and Miss Ruth Cbakes of Ord
who is a boarder at St. Mary's
academy, went to Columbus Satur
day. Miss Cokes went on to her
home in Ord.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hines, Mrs.
John Prihil and Mrs. Mary Dusa
tko attended the 60th wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Snyder Sunday at Page.
Mrs. Bennett Gillespie. Diane
and Gary and Mrs. E. J Eby at
tended a wedding reception for
Mr. an Mrs. Robert Eby of O
Neill. The reception was given at
the Athletic Club in Omaha by the
bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grutseh re
turned home Saturday after spend
ing a week visiting friends in
Oakland. Nebr., and Iowa.
\ Is)ting Parents—
Miss Edith Gallagher of Inman
and Miss Mary Ehral'Oth Gatx
who are attending St. Mary’s col
lege in Omaha s|>ent the weekend
at home visiting their parents.
Surprise Party —
The Pinochle club hold a sup
prise card party and dinner fur
Prank Grenier Sunday evening to
eelebate his birthday anniversary
Entertains t'llih—
Mrs. O, W. French entertained
the Afternoon Bridge club wttk
lunch at the Town House.
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