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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
4
Potter news recounts church services at Lutheran and Methodist venues with reports on synod presentations in Lincoln. It notes home economics assignment at Lodgepole schools, Girls State attendees, local birthdays, reunions, dances, and social gatherings with Beta Zeta Beta Sigma Phi events, plus multiple family visits, military enlistees, and a long caravan trip by the Biggs family across 15 states.
Mrs Walt Schubarth and family of Sidney are noted in weekly social notes. Hugo Mueller was an evening caller. Norman Rushman and family were supper guests at Anton Steffens. Ed Harrison and Edna visited Curtis Elsen in Anton, Colo. Art Schuessler and Keith Buhrdorf joined others for a Denver outing. Art Schuessler stayed in Ft Morgan visiting Herman Mangels. Don Benish hosted supper guests Elmer Buhrdorf family and Pfc Robert Buhrdorf of San Diego, who then left for California after furlough. Further Sunday dinner guests at the Schuessler home are listed.
Mrs Norman Rushman and family join Mr and Mrs Art Baack and families on a trip to Red Oak Iowa. They visited Ed Buhrdorf in Seward on the way and joined Mr and Mrs Rudolph Schubarth for Sunday dinner in Sidney. Walter Schubarth family dined with Art Schubarth and Elmer.
Color blindness is a relatively unimportant factor in highway accidents. Inability to distinguish red from green is common, but traffic signals use yellow in reds and blue in greens to prevent confusion.
Measuring dates as an easy method, a ten ounce package yields about one and a half cups. For a chicken a la king substitute, use canned mushroom soup as a base and thicken with flour. Season with pepper and salt to finish.
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