Ryder News for Nov. 21, 2019
I
want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving as you probably won’t get
another Ryder News column until after Thanksgiving. Eat lots of turkey
and get stuffed, have some pie too. We have lots of time to diet before
it’s time to eat again at Christmas!
Yay...we have another mystery photo...Any
of you readers remember this former Ryder guy? He is pictured here
with his only daughter. Call me at 701-720-4297 or text me at the same
number with your answer.
Robert
Arthur “Bob” Landon, 100, Minot, formerly of Ryder, ND, passed away
Saturday, November 16, 2019 at a Minot nursing facility. Visitation: Friday, November 22, 2019, from 2 until 7 p. m. at Thompson Larson Funeral Home, Minot with a 7 p.
m. prayer service in the chapel of the funeral home. Funeral Service,
Saturday, November 23, 2019, at 2 p. m. at Calvary Presbyterian Church,
Ryder, ND. Burial: Rosehill Cemetery, Ryder, ND.
Our sympathy goes out to the family and friends.
Well,
Saturday the 16th was a fun day for people in Ryder. There was a Family
Fun Day at the Ryder Community Center with games and bouncy houses for
the kids. There were 30 turkeys given away at 3 p.m. My brother was the
first one to win a turkey and I just had to say, “Hmmm..a
turkey for a turkey!” He wasn’t too impressed with my statement but his
wife sure thought it was funny. They also sold cider, coffee, cookies
and donuts. The kids had a fun time with the games and bouncy houses as
did the adults with lots of visiting.
Another fun time for Ryder people on the same day was the Mini Bazaar at the Senior Center with 11 vendors selling their wares. Avon,
Jewelry and tree ornaments, quilts, jellies, baked goods, pickles,
salsa, canvas paintings, fishing lures, wreaths and home decor, metal
art, Christmas wrap, bows and a variety of Santa's, tumblers, hot packs,
cocoa mix, magnets, woodworking items, dish towels and pot holders were
some of the treasures you could find that day! A lunch of sloppy joe
sandwich, chips, pickles and pop or coffee was also sold. A steady
stream of people had a fun time visiting, shopping and eating!
Karen
Holt from Watford City visited at the Ron Peterson home last week.
Karen and her brother Keith were in school in Harvey when Muriel taught
there. When Muriel was a little girl, their mother was her babysitter
and then Muriel taught her kids in Harvey. Arden Olson, Karen and
Keith’s father, passed away last week and Ron and Muriel went to the service at the Vet’s Cemetery in Mandan on Wednesday.
Ron and Muriel Peterson visited at the
Marvin and Connie Allard home in rural Minot. Also there helping Connie
celebrate her birthday were her sister, Adriene Miller and her
sister-in-law Marlys Sundbakken both of Minot.
Kallie and Kirby DesRoches spent the weekend with Gramma and Grampa Reinisch
while Kelsey and Alex went to Minneapolis for a Timberwolves Game and
Denver Broncos game. I don't know which had the most FUN!!!
Faye
Karna spent last Saturday helping celebrate their oldest grandchild's
18th birthday. Keaton Erhardt is about ready to graduate from high
school which is hard for Grannie Faye to believe. She had to help
celebrate this year as he may not be around on that day next year as he
plans to attend college in SD.
Charlee Schenfisch managed to get her first deer, a 5x5 mule deer. Charlee is the daughter of Rick and Shawna Schenfisch. Congratulations Charlee!
Upcoming Events:
Nov. 23--7 p.m. Saturday Worship Service at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ryder.
Nov. 24--9 a.m. Worship Service at Hope Lutheran Church of Makoti.
Nov. 24--10:30 Worship Service at Immanuel Lutheran Church of Roseglen with communion.
Nov.24--9:15 a.m. Sunday School at Calvary Church in Ryder for preschool through adult.
Nov. 24--10:30 a.m. Calvary Church Worship Service in Ryder.