Riverside News
By Mr*. Lionel Gunter
Mr and Mrs. Haraid Jones, Oear
water, were dinner and supper
EPLV •"*" M,JI*r ^
at the Ora Switzer home,
Mr^_and Mrs. Rodney Polkxdt
and Phil, Omaha, were weekend
guests at the Dave Pollock home.
Saturday evening both families
visited at the Kenneth Pollock
home, Neligh, The Art Busshardt
family were also guests Art show
ed pictures he had taken to the
group.
Mrs. Archie Johnston returned
Sunday afternoon from a Norfolk
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Rol Hord and Mr
and Mrs. Dewitt Gunter visited last
Sunday afternoon at the Dewitt
Hoke home and in the evening at
the George Montgomery home.
Mrs. Keith Biddlecome entered
the Neligh hospital Thuraday af
ternoon for major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ahlers at
tended graduating exercises for
their daughter, Irene, at Concordia
Lutheran Teachers College, Se
ward, Saturday afternoon. Irene
has been assigned as a parish
school teacher to the Lutheran
School association, Wichita, Kan.
Bruce and Jacqueline Marrow,
O'Neill, are spending three weeks
at the Wilbur Bennett home.
Marilyn Fry, Winnifred Switzer,
Vera Miller. Alice Miller, Bessie
Napier, Betty Napier, Margaret
Fry, Norma Fry, Mary Lou Na
pier, Ardis McDaniel and Beuluh
Fink attended a miscellaneous
shower for Cathy Wolslager
Wednesday afternoon at the
Frenehtown school house.
The Willie Shrader family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Fink and sons and
Mrs. Kitty Fry were dinner guests
Sunday at the Lynn Fry home.
The Gene Streeter family, Lin
coln, visited Monday at the Billy
Lofquist home.
Mrs. Earl Pierson was ill for a
few days with a sore throat and
cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gibson and
baby, Omaha, and Darlene Sch
linder visited at the Wayne Fry
name ssaturaay.
The H. Mlinar family, O’Neill,
visited Monday evening at the Billy
Lofquist home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink attended
a gathering Sunday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fink,
Engle wood, Colo., at the Lee Fink
home, Page.
The Robert Montgomery family,
Neligh, visited Tuesday evening at
the George Montgomery home.
Mrs. Duane Jensen and children,
Newman Grove, visited over Mem
orial day at the Z. H. Fry home.
Mary Lou Napier entertained in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Z. H.
Fry’s birthday Friday afternoon.
Present besides the honored guest
were Jessie Angus, Jessie Retke, I
Zella Larson, Kitty Fry, Grace Na
pier, Betty Napier, Mrs. Ralph j
Mum and children and Mrs. Wayne
Fry and children.
Mrs. Will Shrader and Eddy and j
Barbara and Marilyn Johnston vis
ited Mrs. Archie Johnston in a |
Norfolk hospital.
Mrs. Web Napier received word
Thursday morning that her broth
er, Pete Carson, Blair, had died
after a lingering illness. Mr. and
Mrs. Web Napier left Thursday for
Blair and will stay until after the
funeral service Saturday.
Mrs. Darrol Switzer and child
ren, Omaha, came Saturday to
spend Memorial weekend at the
Ona and Wendell Switzer and Leo
Miller homes.
Mrs . Willie Shrader went to
Wayne Friday after Sandra who
has been attending college there.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hord, Leroy,
Glenda and Dennis Napier stayed
Saturday at the John Napier home.
Lynne Rotherham spent Friday
night and Satunday with Patty Lof
quist for Patty’s birthday.
David Rotherham spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Terry Lof
quist for Terry’s birthday.
Susan Napier visited Saturday at
the Wayne Fry home.
Janice Jenson, Newman Grove,
Jody Fry and Rita Napier were
Saturday night guests at the Dale
Napier home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery were Neligh visitors Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt visited
Wednesday evening at the Wayne
Fry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Retke, Inman,
stayed at the Richard Napier home
Saturday and Sunday dotng chores
while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Na
pier and Nancy were at Blair for
their Uncle Pete Carson’s funeral
services Saturday. Others attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. John Na
pier, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier
and Mr. anti Mrs. Floyd Napier,
Alfred Napier was one of the Pall
bearers.
Mrs. Grant Mott, Tammy and
Sharon visited at the George Mont*
gomery home Friday afternoon.
Rita Napier. Jody Fry and Patty
Mum called at the Dewitt Hoke
home Saturday afternoon.
Earl Pierson visited Mrs. Mar
cus Pierson and Connie Marie in
the Neiigh hospital Friday mom
mg.
Mrs. Floyd Napier and Mrs
Lynn Fry and Sheila were O'Neil
visitors Monday afternoon.
Rosdla Ahiers, Norfolk visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
Ahiers, over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs. Rodney Pollock
and Phil and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Pollock were dinner guests Mem
orial Day at the Kenneth Pollock
home, Neiigh,
The William Ziems famiiy were
Roests last Sunday at the Rudy
.Ahiers borne.
Barbara and Marilyn Johnston
visited the first of last week at
the Will Shrader home and the
latter part of the week with Mrs.
Emily Johnston.
Deloit News
By Mrs. II. lie truer
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmiser
and Mrs. Anna Belle Wright at
tended the Alumni banquet in Ew
ing Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and sons attended the funeral for
Pete Carson, Mrs. Harpster’s un
cle, in Blair Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bollwitt and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer spent
Sunday eveiung at the Ewald Spahn
home.
Gene Bartak, Earline Shrunk and
Judy Bartak came home from
Wayne Friday where they had been
attending college.
Cor alee Schmiser gave the val
edictory address and Lois Kaczor,
the salutatory address Uhuraday
evening in Ewing. Both of these
6***0 «** v ** win uiiih? v wiumuui t»j .
Those who served on the jury
last week at Bartlett from here
were Mrs, Roy van Day, Mrs. Will
lain Tagel, Emil Pavlis, Earnest
Childers and Leonard Larson. The
jury was picked on Monday and
Tuesday forenoon and the trial con
tinued thru Saturday.
Madine Stearns and George Bus
teed tied for salutatory honors at
Elgin last week.
Mr. and Mns. Clo Twiss are re
joicing over the arrival of a grand
son born to their daughter and hus
band who live in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Spahn were
in Omaha Tuesday where they
sold cattle.
Lightning killed several cattle
here last week.
Leonard Larson, Lincoln, and a
friend from Lincoln called at the
Henry Reimeu home Wednesday.
We had over an inch of rain last
week.
Most of the com is planted now
and one farmer had his alfalfa up
the last week in May.
Mrs. Will Conner was bruised
and shaken up in a fall Friday
while attending a funeral in Ew
ing,
Mr. anH Mi's. Bill Gibbs attend
ed the alumni banquet in Bart
lett on Saturday night. Their child
ren stayed overnight at the L. L.
Bartak home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer took
Mrs. Fred Harpster to the doctor
in Neligh Saturday. She was suf
fering with hives.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson visited
her parents in North Platte Sun
day.
< Advertisement)
Strawberry Dessert
For Sallies on Diet
Says Supervisor B. Perry
Sallies on slimming diets should
devour this molded strawberry
orange dessert, says Bill Perry,
local supervisor of the Meadow
Gold Dairy plant. It is a three lay
er fruit and custard combination
in which low calorie skim milk is
used to pnepare the creamy cus
tard mixture.
llhe trick is getting the three
gelatin layers to adhere nicely yet
not run together, points out Be
atrice Cooke, test kitchen director
for the dairy, is to let each gelatin
layer thicken slightly before spoon
ing it over the next layer.
Strawberry Orange Dessert
(Six servings)
1 package strawberry flavored
gelatin
1 h> cups hot pineapple juice
V2 cup mandarin orange syrup
2 egg yolks
1/3 cup sugar
i* teaspoon salt
2 cups skim milk
1 envelope (1 tablespoon) unfa
vored gelatin
2 egg whites, beaten stiff
2 tablespoons sugar
Dissolve strawberry flavored gel
atin in hot pineapple juice. Adc
orange synup. Pour 1 cup gelatir
into a 1 quart mold. Chill until
slightly thickened. Chill remaining
gelatin until slightly thickened
Beat egg yolks until thick and lem
on colored. Beat in sugar and salt
Stir in 1 *2 cups skim milk. Cool
over boiling water until mixture
coats a spoon. 9often unflavorec
gelatin in remaining Va cup skin
milk for 5 minutes. Dissolve in ho
custaid mixture. Chill until slightly
thickened. Then beat until frothj
and stir in mandarin oranges. Adc
fruit flavored gelatin in modd. Chil
slightly. Last, spoon remaining ]
cup gelatin over top. Chill unti
firm.
Ewing News
By Mrs. Harold Harris
Mr. and Mrs. L. M Carter, Mr
and Mrs Gene Zimmerman and
Mr and Mrs Elmer Grim were
dinner ami evening guests of Mr.
' and Mrs. Victor Cram at the Ne
I iigh Country Club Monday.
Mr. L. M. Carter completed his
I work at the Naper Public school
Tuesday.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kropp were
Mr. and Mrs Mason Moritz of
Stanton and Dorothy Kropp, Nor
folk
Sharon Kropp is expected home
Thursday from Wayne State Teach
ers college for a short vacation
before returning for the summer
sc hail session.
Mr ami Mrs. L. M. Carter en
tertained their guests, Mr and
Mrs. James Clark. California, for
merly of Oakdale, at a dinner
Wednesday evening at the Country
Club at Neligh
Vaukia Welke, who completed
her fourth year of teaching in the
Newmans Grove public school came j
home Wednesday She plans to at- f
tend Wayne State Teachers’ col
lege this summer to get her mas
ter's degree Her niece, Mrs. Har
old Rodgers, who taught the Riv-j
erside rural school, will also at
tend Wayne this summer She nr.s
been engaged to teach at Emmet
this fall.
Other- from Ewing who plan to
attend Wayne State Teachers Col
lege for die summer session are
Catherine Bauer. Sharon Kropp
and Mrs Elmer Grim
Mrs Lizzie Grim had as her
dinner guests Sunday, her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Ci-im, Ewing, and Mr, and
Mrs. Telford Grim and family, Ver
digre.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knapp vis- 1
ited Sunday afternoon at the home
of her sister and brother-in-law, |
Mr. and Mrs Seth Hertel and fara- j
ily. Chambers.
Mr and Mrs. John Steskal jr ,
and family were recent guests at j
the Mr and Mrs. John Steskal
sr. home.
TRY AND IH) CU B
Hie Try and Do Home Exten
sion club met Wtdnesday evening.
at tie Mrs, Ivan Wright home
Twelve members answered roll
call by stating where their first
aid kit is kept in the home
A report was given cm the Home
Extension Club May Tea includ
ing the salad judging at which the
olub placed first and third An in
vitation was extended to Ewing Ex
tension Center to enter a float in
the parade for O'Neill to be lie Id
in June
Mrs Fk*yd Butterfield and Mrs.
Merlin Meyer gave a lesson on
First Aki in the Home and arti
ficial respiration. Lunch was serv
ed by the hostess, A social hour
followed.
The June 16 meeting will be held
:.t the home of Mrs G. D. Ryan
Lynch News
By Veldeen Ptnkemian
Vigo Christensen and Calvin were
O’Neill callers Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Hull and Mrs.
Charlie Court"ey caHed on Mrs.
Hannah St^eit at Sacred Heart hos
pital Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jim McCray, Iowa,
spent Memorial weekend with Mrs
Clayton Hwinsai and other rela
tives and friends
Mr and Mrs Charles Mulhair
and daughter. California, are now
living ui Lynch. Charles is work I
i mg on the railroad hene.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Hull visited
in the Elmer Hull h*une Monday
evening.
Mrs Eld Heiser and Kenny spent j
Sunday with her mother at Neligh.
Monday tliey went to Norfolk w here j
[ Kenny underw ent a appendectomy'
operation. Mary Ellen Schindler
I stayed at the Heiser home a few
days
Mr. and Mi's, William Elsaser and
1 Jeanette spent Saturday night and
1 Sunday at die Frank Thomson
i home. Jeanette remained for the
| summer months and Mrs, Elsasser
will visit here fur a couple of weeks
before going to Sioux Falls, S. D
where Mr Elsassey is employed
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hull and
family, Harlan, la, spent the week
! end with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Gerald Elsasser and family
| from Wyoming are here visiting
! friends and relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Tmax and
Duane are moving to South Dako-1
ta.
Mr and Mrs, Glen Hull, Mr
and Mrs, Guy Hull. Mr, and
Mrs Harold Hull ami Mr ami Mrs
Gay Hull ami family all visited
in die Elmer Hull home Saturday
evening,
Willa Schuilmeyer received second
degrt-e burns on her legs Sunday
afternoon when a jar broke while
rendering out lard at the Kay Wil
son home.
Delbert, Carol and Lois, children
of Harold H.iUs, were Saturday ov
ernight guests in the Bill Spencer
home.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Hull ami
family were Saturday evening sup
per guests in the Elmer Hull home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Oberle vis
ited in the Detain Oberle home at
Sioux CHy, la., Monday and Tues
day.
Mr. ami Mrs. Gay Hull ami fam
ily were Sunday dinner guests in
the Swede Sedivy home. Gaylene
and Greg spent the night with their
grandparents an«l Gays attended
the alumni banquet in Spencer Sun
day evening.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Christensen
and family, Glendale, Am., ar
rived at the lewis Christensen
home Wednesday evening to speial
a fow days with friends and rela
tives.
Mr, and Mrs Leonard Stmt
spent the decoration weekend with
Mrs. Hannah Slreit and i»ther rel
atives.
Mrs Hannah Slreit was dis
missed from the Lynch hospital
Saturday morning and Is now May
ing in the Charlie Courtney home.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Hull and
Dawn moved to the Jerry Brown
farm Southeast of Lynch
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