Riverside News
By Mr*. IJonel Gunter
The Darrol Switzer family spent
Monday night at the Ora Switzer
tnune. "They were returning to
their home in Omaha after va
ca in rung in the Black Hills
Mr Z. H. Fry left last Thurs
day for Travelers Lake. S. D.,
»o do some fishing
Mrs. Alfred Napier and Glenda
and Mrs Dorothy Johnston, Mar
ilyn and Barbara attended the
judging day at the Antelope coun
ty lair Friday Glenda and Bar
bara each received a purple rib
bon on their baked apples
Rita Napier spent Friday night
and Saturday at the Z. H Fry
home with Peggy Emsick.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Margar
et Bowden and family and Mrs
Boh Gude of O’Neill visited at the
John Napier home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery wi re Norfolk visitors Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Pierson helped Mrs
Marcus Pierson cook for hay men
the first part of this week.
Melanie Ann Miller has the
measles.
Mr, aid Mrs Ed Cuddy and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cuddy vis
ited at the John Napier home
Tuesday night.
The Ernest Scholtoneyer family
of Crofton and the Richard Miller
family of Oakdale were guests at
the Johnny Miller home last Sun
day.Charlene Miller went home
with the Schollmeyer family for
a visit. On Sunday, Aug 2« the
Schollmi ver familv anri the .Tnhn
Miller family will meet at the
Fair in Bloomfield and Charlene
will return home with her par
ents.
Mrs Warren Peden and George
Ruroede called at the Z. H. Fry j
home TUesday night.
Mrs. Alice Proctor of Paw Paw, j
Mich., spent most of last week
visiting her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. ami Mrs. Lionel Gun
ter. On Tuesday, they visited an
other sister, Mrs. Wayne Lee and
family at Dallas, S. D., and on
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Proctor
went to Neligh to visit her bro
ther-indaw and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Snodgrass and ot
her relatives.
Mrs. Archie Johnston and Willie
Shrader went to Sioux City, la.,
Wednesday to visit their father,
Will Shrader, in St. Joseph’s hos
pital.
Will Shrader came home Satur
day afternoon from St. Joseph’s
hospital in Sioux City, la. Mrs.
Shrader accompanied him home
in the ambulance. He is feeling
much better.
The Busy Hands 4-H club met
at Wayne Frys Tuesday afternoon.
Robert Browning was an over
night guest at the Howard Miller
home one night last week.
Mrs. Keith Biddlecome, Mrs.
Dewitt Hoke and Mrs. Bob Hobbs
attended Kensington at Ina Ben
netts Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier and
family, the Jim Tinsley family,
Dwight Shroeder’s and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Anson attended a pic
nic in O’Neill last Sunday for the
Kenneth Hill family. Glenda Na
pier went home with the Hill fam
ily and stayed until Tuesday morn
ing when Mrs. Rol Hord and
Mrs. Lai Hord came for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Retke of
Inman took Cheryl and Dicky Em
sick to their heme in Omaha Sat
urday after visiting relatives in
the Riverside community. Otto
Retke plans to go visit his son,
Robert Retke, at Knoxville, la.,
Mrs. Retke will visit at the Frank
Emsick home in Omaha.
The Victor Vandersnick family
of Albsorkie, Mont., were Sapper
guests Wednesday at the Z. H.
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Richard Napier families were eve
ning callers.
Johnny and Judy Gunter vis
ited part of this week with Ed
dy and Alice Shrader.
IThe Victor Vandersnick fam
ily were guests Thursday at the
Lynn Fry home. The Willie Shra
der family called that evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Turner were
dinner guests last Sunday at the
Grant Mott home.
Carolyn Fink and Joan Miller
attended the Youth Fellowship
meeting in O’Neill.
Carolyn, Joelene and Gregory
Fink were overnight guests one
night at the Leo Miller home.
Mrs. Jessie Cronk ate dinner
last Sunday at the Howard Miller
home.
The Alfred Napier family were
supper guests Thursday at the
George Keller home.
The Alfred Napier family at
tended a picnic for Mr and Mrs.
Lai Hord of Missouri at the El
mer Maulding home in Clearwa
ter Sunday.
Jackie and BiUce Morrow of
O’Neill are visiting at the Wil
bur Bennett home.
The Riverside Free Methodist
church had a dinner Sunday Bt
the church for their new minis
ter, Rev. Ernst Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lai Hord and
Mr. and and Mrs. R. A. Hord
were dinner guests Wednesday at
the Alfred Napier home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pollock
helped clean house at the Rome
Snell home several days be
fore Mrs. Snell was brought home
from the Rest Home at Elgin.
The Lynn Fry, L^e Fink, Ken
neth Ruggles and Victor Vander
snick families and Mrs. Kitty
Fry ate dinner last Sunday at the
Willie Shrader home.
Wilbur Jones of Burlington. la.,
a grand nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Pollock, visited them last
week.
The Lynn Fink and Willie Shra
der families were dinner guests
Sunday at the Kitty Fry home.
Mrs. Maynard Morrow and
children visited Wednesday at the
Wilbur Bennett home.
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OPTOMETRIST
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Contact Lenses
Phone 167 — O’Neill. Nebr.
Hours 9 5—Mon. thru Saturday
Closed Wednesday
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Sides ib. 47$
Hinds Ib. 59$
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Monday, September 5
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