Riverside News
liy Mr*. Liooel Outer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rother
ham and family visited at the
William Lofquist home last Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ahlers and
family came late Saturday after
noon to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy Ahlers and were ov
ernight guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Ahlers and family, Wisner,
also visited there that eve. Sun
day guests were Mrs. Lewis Ah
ler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Martensen, Pierce, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Ritter and family,
Tilden. The Lewis Ahlers family
left Sunday afternoon for their
home in Russel, Kan Mr. and
Mrs. .Jerry Meyers and son of
Wisner were also guests Sunday
at Rudy Ahlers.
Mr and Mrs. Dave Pollock
called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mil
ler Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Keller and child
ren called on Mrs. Alfred Napier
Thursday evening
The CYC group held their so
cial meeting at the Riverside
Free Methodist church Thursday
evening.
Mr. anil Mrs. Amos Switzer
called at the Ora Switzer home
last Sunday evening, both cou
ples called at the Lyle Switzer
home that evening wishing Lyle
many more Happy Birthdays.
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Mr. and Mrs. 1/ale Rausch and
family, Omaha came Saturday
to spend the weekend at the Dave
Pollock home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier
and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Fry, Jack and Sheila were din
ner guests Sunday at the John
Napier home.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Andre and
family were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Grant Mott home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lofquist
and family were Sunday guests at
Lucille Rotherham's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier and
family were dinner guests Sun
day at the Web Napier home
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Napier ar
rived home Thursday afternoon
after spending about four months
in Coolidgc, Ariz. They were sup
[>er guests at the Lynn Fry home
that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke vis
ited in Norfolk Friday and also
called on Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Gunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. H Fry went
to Newman Grove Friday after
noon and were weekend guests
at the Duane Jensen home. That
evening they attended an Oper
etta that their grandchildren had
a part in. They plan to return
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Miller and Mrs.
Waller Miller helped Mrs. Ar
len Miller Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Strope
and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Strope and Kevin, Eddy and
Alice Shrader. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Shrader, Mrs. Emily
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Shrader, David and Sandra, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Wetlauffer and
Gary, Joan Miller and the Verl
Gunter family were guests last
Sunday at the Archie Johnston
home in honor of Marilyn and
Barbara Johnston’s birthdays.
Mrs. Howard Miller and Mrs.
Bert Fink visited in O’Neill
Thursday and called at the Earl
Stevens home at Page.
Mr and Mrs. George Fink,
Grand Island, spent the weekend
at the Bert Fink home. Other
guests Sunday were Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Andre and family.
Mrs. Raymond Schmidt and
Mrs. Earl Pierson visited Mrs.
Keith Biddlecome last Monday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Althea Peterson helped
Mrs. Keith Biddlecome Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Napier took a car
load of the Ewing band to Atkin
son Tuesday to a music clinic.
And on Friday she took a car
load of Junior High to Wayne to
the science fair on the college
campus. Steve Napier stayed at
the Rol Herd home on Tuesday
and at the John Napier home on
Friday.
Clayton Hoke attended the sci
ence fair in Wayne on Friday
and went to Vermillion, South Da
kota Saturday.
Rudy Ahlers visited at the
Frederick Ritter home at Tilden
while Mrs. Ahlers attended a
Mother-Daughter banqut at the
Evangelical Reform church in
Tilden with her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Frederick
Ritter and Patricia.
Mrs. John Napier and children
visited at the William Finch
home in O’Neill Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pollock and
the Dale Raasch family visited
at the Art Busshardt home in
Neligh Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery came home Saturday
morning after spending 24
months in Colorado.
Clearwater News
Mr*. OmtIm Ourtrtgkt
Hlntof fr-SZM
It was nice to hear from old
neighbors and friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Yorke of Seattle.
They report liking their new
state very much but miss Ne
braska and old friends. They
spoke of having flowers in bloom,
garden was ready for planting
and the cherry trees were show
ing first blossoms. Right now
Oar own Nebraska is boasting
early spring but we have been
fooled too often before and those
first robins and other birds have
found themselves in a rush for
shelter from a blizzard. So we do
hope those fruit trees and flow
ers are not enticed too easily, we
don’t mean to sound pessimistic,
just speaking as a true Nebras
here as ,‘Shorty” Kane and was
kan that has more than once dug
exit heavy winter clothing that
had been tucked away for the
spring and summer.
Members of the MYF uf the
Methodist church and helpers
served pancakes and sausage to
the public at the Legion hall Sat
urday beginning at 11 a m. un
til 8:00 p.m. They report a very
satisfactory turn out.
The birthday club met Thurs
day at tiie home of Mrs. Lester
McKay to help Mrs. McKay cele
brate a birthday anniversary
Ten ladies were present, Mrs.
Hobart Kelly baked the birthday
cake. The afternoon was spent
socially.
William Wilcox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gail Wilcox, is hospitalized
in St. Joseph hospital in Omaha
his condition is described as
grave at this writing.
Friends here received word
from Orchard of the death of
Mrs. Wilbur Kane. Mrs. Kane i.
an aunt of Mrs. Lionel Gibbs and
lived in Orchard but was vaca
tioning in Arizona at the time of
her death. Wilbur is better known
employed by the late Byron
Hemenway for many years.
Many couples from here at
tended the Farm Bureau card
party Thursday night in NYUgh.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark, women's
chairman for Antelope county
was in charge erf the evening's
entertainment.
Mrs Fred Nulxo entertained
at a Mother's tea Wednesday af
ternoon at the Legion hall and the
club scout pack no 208 was re
charted. The pack is sponsored
by the local American Legion
Mrs. Nolze is den mother for the
pack and will be assisted by Mrs
Enck Mmerich.
Mrs. Jess Flowers was able to
return to her home after a two
day stay in Antelope Memorial
hospital in Neligh.
Tickets have gone on sale for
the Firemen’s dance which will
be held April 19 at the Summer
land ball room.
Venus News
B) Mrs. ft&lpti Kruokbounor
Mrs. Otto Matachullat was hos
tess to the March card party of
the members of the Help-U-Club
and th< ;r families on the evening
of Tuesday, March 26 Ten point
pitch was played with wumers
being Mrs Leona Finch, Mrs Ot
to Matschullat, Francis Boelter
and Larry Caskey Co hostesses
were Mrs George Jeffrey and
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
Robert Raff, non of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Raff, who is with
the Navy at SanDtego is spend
ing a two week furlough with
his parents. The Raffs are lor
mer residents of this community
Mr. and Mrs Francis Uorttrr
vtailed at the home at Mr and
Mrs La Vent Warrtnar, Center,
Tuesday Their grandson re
turned tv ana with them
Mrs Haul linker and daugh
ters, Schylor, returned to their
home Sunday alter a weeks visit
with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Fnulhaber.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Drookhou
*er were Sunday evening vtailor*
at the home uf Mr at* I Mr* Ed
ward Tosha
Mr and Mra. Wilbur Kane ac
companied Mr and Mr* John
Eley *r. on a vacation trip U»
the western states when Mrs
Kane became ill and waa ho*
pitalued Surgery -van performed
on her at the Community hnapilal
in Arizona but she .lied following
I OOF U)I)(iE NO. 87
meets every Wednesday at 8
p.m. All members are urged to
t>e present. Visiting Odd Fellows
welcome. tl
Roger's Jewelry
O’Neill, Nebraska
COLORFUL BUNNY DESIGN
PAPER TABLEWARE
13xl3'/i-in. Napkins^P^Pf 54x96-in. OAj
8-in. Square Plates Table Cover
Matching bunny design on napkins, plates and table
cover for your Easter party. Napkins are 3-ply facial tis
sue, 20 in a package. Package of 8 matching paper plates.
Table cover is heavyweight with embossed border.
The Easter Bunny was extra busy this yearereotlngnew
and different candles. Foil wrapped eggs, "'o'^mallov
eaas molded chocolate novelties, giant decorated gg ,
“I PATTON'S
O'Neill, Nebr.
INCOME TAX
SERVICE
For assistance in making out your 1962
Income Tax Return, see—
FLORENCE PONTON
Golden Hotel Corner
Phone 106 - O'Neill
FOR SALE
Consumers Public Power IHstrict offer* for sale Us hydro plum
property located along Plum tYcek, approximately 14 miles north
of Ainsworth, Nebraska
The property consists of 160 acre*, with legal description ns fol
lows: SWVii of the SE V4 of Si-ction 29 <40 acres) and the EVi of
the NEMi and the NW'4 of the NK*4 of Section 32 (120 acrest,
Township 32 North, Range 22 West, Brown County, Nebraska
located tin Use property are a concrete |*iwer plant building, a
two-story frume residence, 24 by 26 feet, and miscellaneous out
buildings.
Hals will lie taken as one unit only, with the District reserving
tlie right to remove hydro plant and substation electrical equip
ment from the premises
Further details ns to location, description, etc , may Is* obtained
from Mr Roy D Raitt of Raitt Realty A Insurance Company,
Ainsworth, Nebraska
Terms are cash ujion delivery of quit claim deed
Certified check in tiie amount of 5% of the bid must accompany
the bid.
Sealed lads for said property are to be mi limit ted to (Consumers
Public Power District, 1452 25th Avenue, Ckdumlius, Nebraska;
Attention, Assistant Secretary Francis M Dischner, on or tirfore
5 P M.. Monday, April 22, 1963.
Bids will be submitted to the Board of Director* for their con
sideration.
The District reserves tite right to reject any or all l»lds.
CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
By It. L SchncM, (ienernl Manager
This ad will appear only this week. Clip for future referent®.
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