Riverside News
Hy Mm. IJonH (iuatnr
Jacqueline and Bruce Morrow
of O’Neill were guests last week
end at the Wilbur Bennett home.
On Sunday the Roger Benneti
family joined them for picnic din
ner at Groves Lake.
Mr and Mrs Ed Walters and
family. Chambers, visited at the
John Napier home Tuesday eve
ning.
Mr and Mrs Lionel Gunter at
tended the <>4th Hernenway Re
union last Sunday in the River
side Hark in Neligh. There were
47 members and one visitor, Mrs.
Lou Babcock, present. They had
a picnic dinner at one o'clock and
ice cream and cake at four o’
clock Mrs. Ed Loewe presided
at the business meeting. The past
year they had 7 marriages, 7
births and no deaths. The officers
were re-elected for another year.
President, Mrs. Ed Loewe, Secre
tary, Mrs. Chester Middleton and
Treasurer, Lawrence Brown
Those present came from Wyom
mg, Iowa, Texas, Osmond, Til
den, Brunswick, Neligh, Clear
water and Ewing
Kent Rotherham and Gary and
Cheryl were overnight guests last
Monday at the William Lofquest
home. Cheryl and Gary stayed for
a couple days.
Deanna and Peggy Emsick,
Omaha, came last Monday to vis
it their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Z. H Fry and other rela
tives, for a week. Returning home
hy way of Newman Grove Sat
urday and visiting at the Duane
Jenson home.
Leo and Howard Miller each
had a well put down last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Andre and
family, Mrs. Edna Lofquest and
Mrs. Fern Pollock were dinner
guests last Sunday at the Bert
Fink home.
The CYC group met at the Free
Methodist church Thursday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson at
tended the fiftieth wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. diar
ies McDonald at St. John's Cath
olic church last Sunday after
noon.
Glenda Napier accompanied
Mrs. Rol Hord to Neligh last Mon
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall
were dinner guests last Sunday at
the Ora Switzer home. Both cou
pies attended the fiftieth anni
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les McDonald at the St. John
Catholic church in the afternoon.
Mrs. Switzer and Mrs. McDonald
graduated from the Ewing High
School together.
Jody Fry was an overnight
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guest of Peggy Em.sick Friday at
the Z H Frys.
Mrs William Lofqucst and
son*. Terry and Billy visited in
Omaha last Friday and Saturday
Mrs Z H Fry, Mrs. Dale Na
pier, Mrs Ralph Munn and Mon
ica and Pat, Carol Napier, Cathy
McDaniel and Jody Fry were
guests Monday afternoon at the
Richard Napier home in honor
of Reta's birthday.
Mrs. Dale Napier will leave
Tuesday morning for Lincoln to
attend 4-H club week, returning
home Saturday
Eddy and Alice Shrader visited
at the Verl Gunter home Wednes
day evening
Mr and Mrs. Bert Fmk visited
at the Lee Fink home Thursday.
The Golden Valley 4 H club met
Monday afternoon at the Alfred
Napier home Marlene Mullins
was a visitor.
Mr and Mrs. Loo Miller, Steve,
Ellen, Becky and Melanie, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Miller and fam
ily, Mrs Edna Lofquest visited
Hie David Bosell family at the
Howard Miller home Monday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier
and family visited Mrs. Lou Bab
cock Friday evening
Tommy Jacobsen and Helen
and Mrs. Amy Jacobsen visited at
the Dave Pollock home Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery visited in O’Neill Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Kenneth Hill and children
and her mother called at the A1
fred Napier home Monday after
noon .
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke called at the
George Montgomery home Thurs
day afternoon.
.Jody Fry, Janet Switzer and
Patty Munn were overnight
guests Monday of Reta Napier.
The Busy Hands 4-H club met
Thursday evening at the French
town school house. Mrs. William
Kruger was hostess. Deanna Em
sick judged cakes. They will have
a demonstration on learning to be
a homemaker at the next meet
ing.
Mrs. Alfred Napier, Glenda and
Steve visited Mrs. John Napier
Tuedsay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bosell and
son were supi»er guests Tuesday
at the Leo Miller home. The Leo
Miller family took the Bosell
family to Columbus to go by
train to Denver, Colo., to visit
for a few days before returning
to their home in Seattle Wash.
Mrs Alfred Napier and child
ren v isited in Neligh Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fry and
Sheila visitid at the Richard Na
pier home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pollock
and family visited at the Dave
Pollock home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry and
family were dinner guests Tues
day at the Z. H. Fry home in
honor of Mrs. Wayne Fry’s birth
day anniversary.
The Verl Gunter family were
supper guests Friday at the Ed
dy Shraders.
Mrs. Bert Fink called on Mrs.
Wayne Fry Friday afternoon.
Duane Tinsley was an over
night guest of LeRoy Napier
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Shrader and
David visited at the Lynn Fry
home Sunday afternoon.
ters.
Mrs Ivan Coach spent Friday
visiting her daughter, Mrs Larry
Williamson, Orchard.
Mrs. Albert Reynolds and Guy.
Sharlene and Nyia spent Thurs
day in Milford on business
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watson ar
rived Friday evening and will
spend the summer here with his
pa rents, Mr and Mrs Ira Wat
son.
Mr and Mis Ned Kelley, Mil
ford. came Friday evening to
spend Tuesday visiting Mr and
Mrs W. E. Kelley and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tompkins
and sons. Neil Tompkins who
spent a week in the Kelley home
at Milford returned home on Fri
day evening also
Mrs. James McMahan returned
Thursday from Sioux City, la.,
where she spent a few days.
Joe Peters who is employed at
Norfolk, spent Thursday and Fri
day visiting his family.
Jack Winters, Jim Sawyer and
Leo Herold spent the weekend
with their relatives at Inman.
The boys are employed at Grand
Island.
Mrs. Bernard Keil and family
returned Sunday from Allen
where they spent several days
visiting relatives and friends.
Bruce Couch, O'Neill, spent
several days last week visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Ivan
Couch.
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Kopecky
and Dick spent Sunday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony and
family at Scotia.
Mrs. James Reis and daugh
ters, Omaha, spent a few days
last week visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs David Morsbach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Banks and
Roger left Thursday evening for
Ava, Missouri, being called by the
serious illness of Mr. Banks mo
ther. Mrs. Belle Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley and
Ann Kelley, who are employed
at Jefferson, S. D. spent Monday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kel
ley and family.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. K. Carpenter
Kathy Rubeck, Columbus, was
honored at a miscellaneous show
er Saturday evening at the Meth
odist church parlors. About 70
relatives and friends were pre
sent for the occasion. The pro
gram with Miss Alice Johnson as
narrator, consisted of a skit fea
turing Mrs. Vernon Schmidt as
the bridegroom and Mrs. Richard
Lehman as the bride; also two
solos, “A Million Dollar Baby”
and “Let The Rest ol the World
go by”, by Mrs. W. H. Craw
ford. Assisting the guest of hon
or in opening her gifts were her
mother, Mrs. Elwin Rubeck, her
grandmother, Mrs. John Honey
well, Mrs. Milford Coats, O'Neill,
Carol May, Marie Hoerle and
Kay Tracy. Lunch was served by
friends. Miss Rubeck will marry
Maurice Rasmussen, Columbus,
on June 30th.
The June meeting of the Amer
ican Legion was held at the home
of Mrs. Louis Walters Friday
evening with 10 members pre
sent. Also present were two vis
itors, Mrs. Clarence Wyant and
Airs. Erna Tucker. The presi
dent, Mrs. Donald Green, presid
ed. The hymn “Abide With Me”
was sung. A letter from the dis
trict Legion Commander regard
ing transportation for Boy's and
Girl’s State at Lincoln was read.
It was voted to pay the legion
$5.00 on the bus fare. Some cards
of thanks were read Mrs. W. H.
Crawford was elected president
of the unit for the coming year.
Lunch was serv ed by the hostess.
Twenty members were present
for the meeting of the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service held
Thursday p.m. at the Methodist
church. Mrs. Lyman Covey was
in charge of the Worship with
Mrs. Darrel Gillette and Mrs. T.
E. Newhouse in charge of the In
stallation of new officers. The
president, Mrs. G. H. Adams op
ened the business session with a
meditation. There were several
reports from the various officers
The meeting closed with the
Lord's prayer and lunch was
served by Mrs. Kenneth Adams
and Mrs. Joe Daas.
Mrs. Leon Hertel returned
home Wednesday from a 10 day
trip and visit with relatives in
several states. She accompanied
her two sisters, Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Tate and Mrs Palmer Niel
son, Sheridan, Wyo. Leaving or
May 31st they visited first witt
her nephew, Dr. and Mrs. Bot
Bostrum and family, Macomb
111. (Dr. Bostrom is a professoi
in the college there! They dnm
from there to Cincinnati, Ohio U
the home of their sister and hua
band, Mr and Mrs Calvin Bos
trom and then to Lexington, Kent
to visit Dr and Mrs James Stan
brough and family. The latter be
mg a daughter of the Bostroms
Enroute home they visited at Lo
well Anderson*, Marine, 111 Mrs
Anderson is the former Leota
Hertel.
Mrs. Letha Cooke was a supper
guest in the Leon Hertel home
Thursday evening to visit with
the Hertel'* guests, Mr and Mrs
Fred Tate and Mrs Palmer Niel
son, Sheridan, Wyo Other guests
Thursday evening were Alvin
Gibson, Neligh and George Roby,
Chambers.
Several neighbors called at the
Vern Wilkinson home Thursday
evening to honor Mrs. Wilkin
son's birthday anniversary which
had occured a few weeks ago
whil^ the Wilkinsons were gone
on vacation
A welcome rain fell in the
Chambers community Sunday
p.m. The amount ranged from
1 inch north of town to 2 inches
siwth. Dale Mitchell, southwest
of Swan Lake, reports 2 inches
of rain and some damaging hail
in the vicinity, also hail around
the Cedar Creek church area.
Larry Swanson and Judy Beed
arrived home Saturday from Chi
cago where he attends the Moody
Bible Institute and where she is
employed. They will have a weeks
vacation.
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A meeting of all the stockhold
era of the South Fork telephone
company was held Wednesday
evening in the Town Hall in
Chambers. The purpose of the
meeting was to discuss and make
plans for renxxlling the line to
meet the qualifications for long
distance dialing There was a
good attendance
A planning committee of the
Woman’s Society of the Metho
dist church met Wednesday eve
rung at the home of Mrs Steve
Shavlik.
Tuesday supper and evening
guests in the Steve Shavlik home
were Mr and Mrs. Vernon Kid
ney, Sioux City, la.
Mrs. Lloyd Gleed went to Lin
coln Thursday on business and
to visit her daughter and son
in-law, Mr and Mrs Charles
Blevins and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grimes,
Mrs. G. H Grimes and Mr. and
Mrs. J. E Grimes drove to Doug
las. Wyo., Friday for a few days
vis.t the formers uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs Jay Grimes.
Mr and Mrs. Larry Tangeman
and family, Chadron, and Mr. and
Mrs. Arland Tangeman and
children, 9idney, visited a few
days last week with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tange
man. The latter came to attend
the Alumni banquet May 31st.
Mrs. James Tangeman, Littleton,
Colo , s|>ent the past week with
the Tangemans. Mr Tangeman
came the latter part of the wr>k
to get her. Mr. and Mr*. BUI
Co* and daughter, Lincoln, came
Friday and waited untU Sunday,
ao during the past 10 days, all
the famUy with the exception of
their daughter, Mariam, (Mr*
Jerald McClenahan. Three Hills,
Canada), have visited the paren
tai home
Mr and Mrs Harry SciAt were
Sunday dinner guest* in the Al
Rockford home Mr and Mr*
Lyle Hanna were evening call
ers.
Vernon Wlutaker, son. William,
daughters. Sandra ami Linda, re
turned Monday from Harrison
where they had spent a few days
at the High School rodeo
Mr. and Mr* Dave Holcomb.
Aurora, and Mr and Mrs Darrel
Holcomb ami family, Colorado
Springs, Colo , were Sunday eve
ning and overnight guests in the
L. V. Cooper home.
The Chambers Garden club
met Wednesday, June 5. at the
home of Mrs C F GUlette The
vice president, Mrs C. F Gil
lette, presided in the absence of
the president. Roll call was ans
wered by 5 members present
by naming a flower blooming in
their garden now A letter and
a Card of Thanks from Mrs Er
na Tucker and Mrs. Clara Barel
man, thanking the group for the
Memorial sent the Pernemant
home, St. Louis, Ky
The club has been invited by
the Lams Club of O'Neill to enter
a float to the rodeo parade but It
was voted not to do so
The group discussed having a
picnic and decided uo Pawnee
Park. Columbus. June 30th They
will leave at 8 do am and rv
eryune to take their own table
service and lunch
We were asked to get some la
dies to take care at the tree*
at the Perkins Memorial jxirk
Chambers. Monday, June to A
story wa* read A garden gadget
suggestion was a common spring
type clothe* pm to pin back the
branches when pruning or when
snipping blossoms so not to pnek
the fingers.
Mrs Charlotte Honeywell, Mrs
Emu Tucker. Mrs Ola Ermrr
and Mrs,* Lada Ermrr were sup
per guests Sunday in thr lawman I
Peterson home
Mr and Mrs Harold Waldo
and family came Wednesday
from Fairbanks. Alaska and will
be guests for 10 dtiy* at the
home of his parents. Mr and
Mrs U W. Waldo. Thr family
is being transferred from Alaska
to Washington 1) C He is t in
ployed by Ute Government Bur
eau of Liuid Management
Mr and Mrs Jeff Vore and
baby, lleulah, W'yo., are also vis
ltmg the Waldos Mrs. Vore, be
ing the former Barburu Waldo
Mr and Mrs Russell Shaul,
Bassett, were weekend guests of
tiieir daughter and ton-in-law.
Mr and Mr* Kdth Halsey and
Mr and Mm Eugene Halsey
Mr and Mr* Everett# Wuk>At.
Auburn, were Sum lay dinner
guest* ut tier brother and wife,
Mr and Mm Sdd t oday
Mra Mary Nicmand returned
home recently from LtnoolP
whete she had accompanied Mr*
Esther W»»*l where ahe moved
She a Lao visited relative* in O
Neill on her way home
Thr Hev lieu returned Friday
from Lincoln w lie re he had
spent tin- week attemhng til*
Mrtltodtsi conference. C V Hob
ertnoji also altrmled i»art o< thr
time a* did Mis I.loyil Olsed
I loth the Memorial Baptist and
St Paul's Lutheran cliurchea
dosed a week of daily vacation
Bible school with a program Frt
day evening at thetr reapectivr
churches.
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Inman News
By Mrs. James McMahan
Mrs. Ira Watson returned Fri
day evening from Lincoln where
she attended the Methodist con
ference and also visited her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Langley and daugh
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open on Saturdays from 9 to 12
a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Anyone
dumping illegally will be sub
ject to prosecution. Please do
not take car bodies or trees and
brush to the dump.
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