Riverside New*
By Mrs. Lkml Ouster
Hie United Presbyterian Women
met Thursday, December 6th at
Bte Annex with a covered dish
dinner dinner. They filled 26 box
es of candies and cookies for el
derly people ami shut ins. Mrs.
WUbur Bennett gave the lesson
THE CRADLE, THE CROS.S
AND THE CROWN. Bi
ble verses were read by Mrs.
Web Napier, Mrs. Kitty Fry, Mrs.
Forest Henderson, Mrs. Ora Swit
zer, Mrs. Keith Biddlecome and
Mrs. Willie Shrader. Mrs. Wayne
Shrader gave Chapter 10 in Stu
dy guide on Romans. LOVE the
NEIGHBOR. Mrs. Richard Nap
ter led the Prayer group on
prayers for Pakistan and the
West Indies. Mrs. Vearl Tuttle,
the president, presided at the
business meeting, fourteen mem
bra answered roll call with a
commandment different than *J>e
ten commandments Sent t'^ciil
collection to Laura V icL-.chlan
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bartak and
Mr and Mrs. Vearl Tuttle will
have charge of family night Wed
nesday, Dec. 12th. The United
Presbyterian women will meet
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 17, with
Kitty Fry.
Mrs. Wayne Shrader, Mrs. Z H
Fry, Mrs. Don Larson, Mrs
Dave Anson, Mrs. Lynn Fry,
Mrs Dale Napier, Mrs. Walter
Miller, Mrs, Richard Napier,
Mrs. Wayne Fry and Mrs. Willie
Shrader, self-invited guests, sur
prised Mrs Lorraine Montgom
ery on her birthday at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arlen Miller and children
visited Mrs. Leo Miller last Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Switzer call
ed at the Lionel Gunter home
Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Napier and
the Lynn Fry and Lorraine Mont
gomery families visited at the
Dale Napier home last Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson call
ed on the Ralph Andenon* in Al
bion and were dinner guesta Sun
day at the Marvin Pribnow home
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Andre and
family were weekend guest* at
the Howard Miller home.
The Dewitt Hoke family visited
in NeUgh Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pollock
were dinner guest* Sunday at the
An Busshardt home
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier,
Mr and Mrs. John Pmden, Mr
and Mrs Dale Napier, Mr and
Mrs Lynn Fry and Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Switzer were guests last
Saturday evening at the Wajrne
Fry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pollock
and family visited at the Dave
Pollock home Wednesday eve
ning
Mr and Mrs. Bert Fink visited
at tlie Lee Fink home Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Shrader
and David visited at the Charles
Rotherham home last Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Utterback
visited at the Wilbur Bennett
home last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Gunter,
Johnny and Jamey visited at tbe
Lionel Gunter home last Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shrader
and David visited at the Russel
Napier home in Kansas last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Pierson
and family were dinner guests
last Sunday at the Earl Pierson
home.
Lynch News
By Mrs. Fred King
Mrs George King, Stuart, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seger, New
port, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and
family.
Mr. Melvin Jacoby, Spencer,
postmaster, was hospitalized sev
eral days the last of the week
due to arm infection. He went
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Mulhair, Mrs. Clay
ton Bennett, Judy Boelter and
Mrs. Leman Huber were in Spen
cer Saturday on business.
Mrs. Mary Fushe has been ill
since Thursday at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne
visited at the Arthur Green home
Saturday.
Mr. Leman Huber was a dinner
guest on Sunday as Mrs. Huber
was a patient in the Lynch hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson
are the proud parents of a baby
daughter born Dec 7 at 9:15 p.m.
at the Sacred Heart hospital in
Lynch. The little miss has
been named Robin Renae and
she has four proud brothers at
home, Chad, Rocky, Kevin, and
Carson Lee. They are being car
ed for by Mrs. Wilson's mother,
Mrs. Lloyd Tuch and sister, Lin
da. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Wilson, Lynch and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuch, Ver
del. The great grandmother’s are
Mrs. Barbara May at the Sacred
Heart hospital and Mrs. Mary
Tuch, Coleridge, Nebr.
Mrs. Ray Wilson accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson. Son
ja, Clark and Jill and Mr. Roy
Wilson to Norfolk on Friday
where she remained at the tiornes
of Mrs Bob White and Mrs. WU
la BchoUmeyer for a week.
Mr. Gary Wilson spent several
days last week in the Lynch hos
pital with a back injury. He went
home on Monday. Mr. Ray Wilson
has been helping with the chores.
Gloria and Rodney ReUlaff
drove to Chambers Saturday to
visit with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eric KeUlaii.
Mrs. Leo Kalkowski, Mrs Will
iam Spencer and Mrs Glen Hull
spent Saturday in O'Neill.
Mrs. Roy Lowry accompanied
Mr and Mrs. Glen Hull to Om
aha to consult an eye doctor.
She left Saturday from Omaha
by plane for Memphis, Tenn ,
where she will spend the winter
months with her son and daugh
ter and families, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Luber and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Lowry.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hull,
Pierce, Nebr., brought Mr. El
mer Hull from Sioux City, Tues
day where he has spent a week
at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull were
dinner and supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hull Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Compton
were in Clearwater on business
Thursday. They also drove to Ne
ligh to visit Neil Classen at the
hospital.
Neil Classen is reported in very
good condition in the Neligh hos
pital and plans to come home
Wednesday if he continues to im
prove. Only one arm was oroken
and the other was pulled from
the socket and a piece chipped
from the bone. It was not ne
cessary to put a cast on it. It is
hoped that Neil can be in school
again in spite of the many, many,
stitches on his face.
Airman Third Class, Victor N.
Pickering, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Pickering, Lyncl has
been named distinquished grad
uate of the United States Air
Force course for jet lircraft me
chanics.
Airman Pickering was trained
to maintain and service jet air
craft systems. He is being re
assigned to Ellsworth AFB, 9. C.
for duty in his new specialty. The
airman is a graduate of Lynch
high school and is the husband
of the former Irene Boeltar.
Robekah Lodge Christmas par
ty was held Dec. 11 at tne k/OF
hall at 8 p m. Mrs. Dames Sand
oerg was Nooie Grand tor tne
past year. New officers are Mrs,
Earl Pmchett. Nuole Grand, Mrs
Hose Wilson, Vice Grand, Mis
Wayne Christensen, secretary,
Mrs Rose Brunson, treasurer In
stailation of now officers will be
the first Tuesday in January.
Mrs. Jennie Serk, who has
spent several months wan ti* r
son and family in Texas is back
at the rest home at Stuart .
Loren Pinker man, oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Puikerman
of Lynch and a 1%2 graduate of
the Lynch High school, was one
of the 40 members of the West
mar college band to present a
public concert Dec. 5 in the col
lege gymnasium. He is a fresh
man there this year.
On the Baritone, Loren played
in selections ranging from Sou
sa's marches to an opera by
Tschaikowsky.
The Betty Crocker award test
was given Tuesday, Dec. 4 to
the sr. Home Economics girls
One girl receives an award each
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson
of Lynch, who operate a cafe in
Lynch, are the proud parents of
a son weighing 7 lbs 4 ounces,
born Dec. 4 at the Lynch hospital
Mr Thomson is employed with
R. B. Barnes Honey Co. Mrs. j
Thomson is the former Ilia Els
asser. Grandparents are Mr and !
Mrs. Clayton Thomson and Mr. j
and Mrs. William Elsasser of
Lynch. Great grandmothers are
Mrs. William Wells, Lynch, and
Mrs. C. E. Thomson of Gaston,
Oregon. The couple now have 4
boys and 2 girls.
The Lynch High school juniors
recently received their class
rings.
The Lynch Seniors are selling
artificial Christmas corsages with
a ball point pen included. They
Are working to rmsc money for
sneak day.
SC OCT NEWS
Last Thursday, hiov. 2S», Lb*
first court of honor was held at
the Lynch gymnasium for Boy
Scout Troop No. 24t- Mr Jerry
Dempsey, O'Neill, the District
Scout Executive of the Covered
Wagon Council presented the
Charter to Mr. Virgil Pinkerman,
president of the Band Boosters
who spons r the troop 2M Mr
Dempsey also presented registra
tion cards to Mr Lawrence Co
sine, Lynch Science teacher, who
ts the Scout Master. Mr. 1-eland
Moody is Assistant Scout Master
and Mr Virgil Pinkerman, Insti
tutional representative.
During a candlelight ceremony
the following buys received their
tenderfoot awards, Byron Lower,
Arlow Pinkerman. Judd Allen,
Marlin Svatus, Steve Spencer,
Carson Hrbek, Randy Counts,
Gregory King, Steven Courtney,
Darrel Spervcer, Ricky Pinker
man, Kenneth Reiser, Maure Mi
canek. Curtis Bjorn sen. John Ha
jek and David King
Byron Lower and Arlo Pinker
man also received their second
class awards.
An information film "The Man
Who Cares" was shown to the
scouts and their parents.
A finance award was presented
to Mr. Everett Rutledge, trea
surer,
Mr David Anderson, the nrw
band teacher will be coming to
teach alter Christmas fur the sec
ond semester at the Lynch High
school He is a music major and
will graduate from Wayne Slate
Teachers college at the end 01
this semester He has been com
tng nearly every Friday afirt.
noun after clsaaes and remain*
Saturday to give bund instruc
tions in order to keep the band
on their tues until lie can be |>re
sent full time A winter concert
is planned a short time after
Christmas.
Twenty two girls have reported
for volley ball practice The
schedule has not yet been com
pleted but plana are being made
to travel to Chadron this year
again Coach IMiert liftman baa ,
charge of the practice on Tues
day and Thursday from 2 30 to
COO and Supt. Cull on Mondays;
and Wednesdays Mr Ditinun al
so has Junior high physical ed ;
ucation class
Returning lettermen are Gloria !
Iletalaff. Sharon ClrMMMM*
Connie ltowlby, Hbelcne Johnann,
Jeame Mulhair. MarSrfi tloj.
Jeanette Elaaaer, Evie Hnrta and
Marvia Pmkennan.
Work haa begun on the 1®*
Lynch achrol annual. The editor
jk. Sharon l hrutenaen and the u»
auung staff are Connie ltowlby,
Ted 4ach. Kenny Crouka, Mar.
tan H. y. Rmemary lleianr. She
irn* Johiiavn. Janice Prokop and
Linda Hrnieraon.
Virgil King and Loren Mulleur
have l»-*n aelocied for the all
opponent (aotball team this year
.elected by tlie Wnlthill Jays
Virgil waa choaen aa tackle ami
Lurrn ciioerti aa back The Lynch
Eagle* were choaen aa the moat
nggrewuve and hard hitting team
played by the Jaya thi* aaakon
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CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
IOOF LODGE NO. 57
meets every Wednesday at 8
p.m All members are urged to
l>e present. Visiting Odd Fellows
welcome. tf
Dr. H. D. GILDERSLEEVl
optometrist
Ey«n* Examined—(iliwiwa Pltte*)
Contact l.fiwM,
Phone 167 — O’Neill, Netor.
Boor* 6-9—Mon. thru Saturday
Cloned Wednesday
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ZERO HEREFORD RANCH
Will Sell 70 REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS
At the Kiineh, located IVj mile* North of Our sign on lllithway
K, II miles Fast of An-dry or 12 Miles West of 1,01 I' CITY on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1962
Hale to start at 12:00 Noon lainch on the <• rounds
The -ale cattle are drwl by: Tit Zato Heir 17th, and several of
his sons and grandsons; KSC Zato; Zlllt Kiuiralo 10; TK IloyaJ
2sto 1.71 and TK Zato Model 43, S2 and 37, all sons of TK Znto
Heir 304.
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ZERO HEREFORD RANCH
Loup City, Nebraska
Phone: Litchfield III « 2342
Auctioneers: Itoh Hchnell, la-mmon, M. It. nnd
OwuJn Williams, Itroken Itow, Nehr.
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