Riverside New,
By Mr*. Lionel 4,outer
Mr* Leo Miller entert ine t!i
United Presbyterian Vtor.icn
Thursday afternoon in li e church
annex. AJice Shradei w,s co
hostess Mrs. Z H. Fiy g; ,o the
lesson in the study guide on
eighth chapter of Rom ns and
read an article “Jnsi 'e Russian
Schools'*. Mrs. Ora &wi;zer had
the prayer group Mr . Vearl
Tuttle presided at ti e business
meeting. The group discussed
choir rob( s, church sign and
what to give to the general fund
of the church and are to report
on these at the November meet
ing with Mrs. Lynn Fry. Four
te n members and one visitor.
Mrs. John Honeywell, were pre
sent. Mrs Archie Johnston and
Mrs. Willie Shrader are in
charge of family night in No
vember.
Mrs Keith Biddlecome enter
tained the past Matron Star Ken
sington Fit Jay afternoon. Eleven
members and two guests, Mrs
Althea Peterson and Mrs. Lutie
Snyder, w re present.
Ill H.v.r ide scho»l was dis
missed at noon an 1 the pupils
wen. to Ewing to see the parade
by tii - Ewuig sch ml. Mrs. Lynn
Fry and Mr Arlin Miller each
to c a carload of pupils.
Mi and Mrs. Jerry Meyers
and Jon of Wisner were dinner
guests Sunday at the Rudy Ah
lers home.
The Riverside Missionary socie
ty met Thursday afternoon at
the Fern Pollock home with
three visitors, Mrs. Albert Lar
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son, Mrs. John Angus and Mrs
Otto Retke, present.
Mr anil Mrs. Amos Switzer vis
ited at the Ora Switzer home
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fink anc
family, Mr and Mrs. Dale Na
pier, Mr and Mrs Floyd Napier
Mrs. Kitty Fry and the Lorraine
Montgomery family were guesti
Sunday afternoon at the Lynr
Fry home in honor of Jack and
eila’s birthdays. Ice cream and
c; ke were served in the after
non.
George Montgomery visited ir
Norfork Friday.
Mrs. Lynn Fry entertained a
g.oup of children Tuesday after
i.oo i after school in honor of She
m s tnrthday. Mrs. Willie Shra
ti, ..irs. Floyd Napier, Mrs
Kitty Fry, Mrs. Lorraine Mont
gomery and Mrs. Dale Napier
were also present.
Thirty children attended a CYC
meeting Thursday evening at the
Riverside Free Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fry took
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Napier to
Omaha Monday. Mr. Napier took
another treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crawford
visited at the Dave Pollock home
one night last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hord and
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gunter vis
ited at the Lyle Switzer home
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Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery, Mr. and Mrs. Dali?
Napier, Mr. anil Mrs. Willie
Shrader, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Hoke, William, Terry and Bil
ly Lofquist visited Clayton Hoke
in the Neligh hospital last Sun
day evening. Clayton came
home Tuesday afternoon.
Walter and Gus Woepjiel were
dinner guests last Sunday at the
Earl Pierson home.
Mr. anil Mrs. Larry Larson,
Lincoln, spent last weekend vis
iting relatives. Mrs. Don Larson
went home with them to visit at
the Lyle Larson home.
Leo Miller helped Archie John
ston Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Jensen
and family of Newman Grove
were guests Sunday at the Z. H.
Fry home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Napier and
family attended a birthday party
for Mrs. Eddy Walters at the
Waiters home in Chambers, Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis vis
ited at the Earl Pierson home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Archie Johnston and Alice
Shrader visited at the Verl Gun
ter home in Creighton Tuesday.
The Verl Gunter family and Ed
dy and Alice Shrader were sup
per guests at the Archie John
ston home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier
and Mrs. Z. H. Fry were over
night guests Monday at the Frank
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Emsick home in Omaha Mrs.
Robert Hobbs and children came
home with them Tuesday to vis
it at the Dewitt Hoke home. Mr.
Hobbs came Friday morning to
take his wife and family lioine
with him on Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Pierson called on
Mr. and Mrs. Vv Ui Conner Fri
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. All’ll! N. Ison,
Plain view, f caiie^ on t„t Dewui
Hokes Friday evening
Mrs. Raymond Menem called
on Mrs. Allred Napier 'ihursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Pollock
anti family and .he Art dusshardt
family were guests last Sunday
at the Dave Punoc* home.
The Verl Guntei .-muy, Creigh
ton, visited Friday evening at the
Lionel Gunter home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hord and
the Gary Tessemer family were
dinner guests Sunday at the Al
fred Napier home.
The Archie Johnston and Wiilie
Shrader families were dinner
guests Sunday at the Verl Gunter
home along with Eddy and Alice
Shrader.
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Mrs. Charles Outright
HLnter S-S2M
Mrs. Walter Patras entertain
ed a group of little folks at her
home Saturday honoring her son,
Waiter jr. on his fourth birth
day anniversary.
Lisa Ann, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hall, was
baptized Sunday at the regular
churrh services in Concordia Lu
theran church. Pastor D. L.
Braunersreuther officiated. Spon
sors were, Elvon Ziems, Mrs.
Rodney Charf, and Mrs. Dwayne
Kallhoff of Tilden. A dinner was
held at the Hall home following
the services. i.
School resumed here Wednes
day morning after a two-day va
cation for students, when par
ents called at the school to re
ceive their youngsters six-week
report card and confer with Uie
teachers in regard to their child's
school progress. Students will be
gin another two-day vacation
Thursday of this week when the
te-cners attend the annual in
stitute.
Pastor D uobe, of Bloomfield
presided as circuit counselor at
the Concordia Lutheran church
Wednesday evening when the Lu
tneran voters assembly met. Of
ficers for the corning year were
elected. Returning to o.ltce w< re
President Wayne Jaeke; vice
president, Merle AlLmang,
Chester Taylor, treasurer; Earl
Snider, Sunday school si*>enn
tendent; Waller Mmnebroker,
trustee and Bernard Trease, fi
nancial secretary. Harold Hoerle
replaced Clarence Ahlers as sec
retary, Dean Pofhal replaced
Avalt Sanne as Lord’s Acre chair
man and Herbert Kurpgeweit re
placed Walter Mosel as Elder.
The group also voted to raise
the church budget for the coming
year.
Two of Clearwater’s senior cit
iens observed birthday anniver
saries this week. William Michael
was 88 years old Saturday and
William Anderson was 85 Wed
nesday. Both are still very ac
live despite thuae many years
Mr. and Mrs. Duo Luben and
Danny Lee. Weeping Water, spent
the weekend at the Howard Lu
ben and Fend Brandt homes
Mrs. Luben stayed until Wednes
day
Mrs. Artnur Aiders was hos
pitalized in Neligh following a
tooth extraction.
Ladies of Concordia Lull ter an
church are sponsoring their an
nua] bazaar this year. It includes
a turkey supper with all tin
trimmings. Serving starts at 5
p.m. Saturday, in the church
basement.
Floyd Neal has erected a new
home in the west part of town
between the Elizabeth Stevens
and Reid Mummert homes. It is
nearing completion and will soon
be ready for occupancy. Mr and
Mrs. William Knapp also have
a new home dial seemed to re
place the old one like magic.
One day the old one was there
and by afternoon the spacious
new one had replaced it. They
purchased a new trailer home
some 53 feet long to replace a
much smaller one.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Luben ob \
served their thirty fourth wedding 1
anniversary Saturday. They cele
brated Sunday with their families,!
and were guests in the evening
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rix, who
also were entertaining Mrs. Rix',
parents, Mr and Mrs Mack* n
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Mr. arid Mra Louis Mirharl,
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sas City, arrived in Clearwater
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Mr and Mrs Leo Klmes, Ca
Itforma, are visiting fri nda and
relatives here this week
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weeks vi school ha* been rrleas
d by S ,:t E irl Dash. as fol
kiwi; seniors — Richard Twisa.
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