Nebraska considered as a top sandwich state slogan
Nebraska Wheat Commission home economist Peggy Walton announced a new slogan praising the state as a Sandwich state after two Nebraskans placed in the national top ten. Lori e Goynes and Raymond C. Matson of Omaha earned third and notable recognitions for Shrimp a la Goynes and Country Squire Sandwich. Recipes available by writing to the Nebraska Wheat Commission in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Peggy Walton
Commission
National Restaurant Association
The
Wheat Flous Institute
Goynes
Matson
Walton
Terminal
Casselman Honored With Community Picnic in Sterling
The elevator board and many families held a July 28 picnic at Columbine Park Sterling to honor Bob Casselman who leaves his elevator job for health reasons. Attendees include Dean Casseman Akron Cole Gillham Feix LeBlanc Del Hawkins Lester Hiett Denny Cates Robert Hawkins Junior Bean Proctor Ivan Gillham Carter Leslie Ross Don Aiken Las Vegas Raymond Hawkins Toy Norton Walter Schumacher Ed Mau from Sidney Rev Raymond Scott Lee Hawkins Glen Easterly Claude Maag Harmon Fairchild Keith Sethler and others.
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Bob Casselman
Columbine Park
Sterling
Dean Casseman
Akron
Cole
Merle Gillham
Feix le Blanc
del Hawkins
Lester Hiett
Denny Cates
Robert Hawkins
Junior Bean
Proctor, Colo
Ivan Gillham
Robert Carter
Leslie Ross
Don Aiken
Las Vegas
Nev
Raymond Hawkins
Toy Norton
Walter Schumacher
Ed Mau
Sidney
Raymond Scott
Lee Hawkins
Glen Easterly
Claude Maag
Harmon Fairchild
Keith Sethler
W. E. Punderson
Adam Gertge
Gertge
Steven Ray
Don Morgan
Joan Hartway
Denver
John Hartway
Paul Kerschner
Richard Nielsen
Hap Williams
Cheyenne
Jack Pearson
James Meick
Gallup
N. Mex
Dave Roberts
Tony Meick
Jim
Dena Segelke
Bill Segelke
Arvada
Colo
Martha Segelke
Harold Segelke
Greeley
Ethelyn Brachtenbach
Bachelder
Mrs
Hartway
Drescher
Wiseman's
Eddie
Local youths fish week in mountains and Easterlys tour area
Thirteen FFA boys traveled with Mr and Mrs Jack Easterly for a week of mountain fishing. The Easterly family vacationed at Snowy Range and Poudre Dam with other sites visited. Glen Easterly also vacationed at Snowy Range last week. Mrs Howard Lindsey and granddaughter Janett Lewis visited and plan to open a cafe early next week while Howard recovers in Grand Junction Vet's Hospital.
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FFA
Jack Easterly
Snowy Range
Poudre Dam
Glen Easterly
Howard Lindsey
Janett Lewis
Howard
Vet’s
Pants Fashion Changes Bring Fitting Challenges in WWII Lincoln
Lincoln during World War II sees pants replace skirts as women work in defense plants. University expert Anna Marie Kreifels advises pattern-based fitting from hip measurement, foundation garment wear, waistband fit, and precise darts. She notes sit tests and pressing finalize a professional finish.
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Lincoln
Anna Marie Kreifels
University of Nebraska
Miss Kreifels
Sun Exposure Causes Most Skin Trouble Warns Specialist
University of Nebraska dermatologist Helen Becker warns that excessive sun exposure, not bathing or salt water, leads to sunburn wrinkles and aging skin. She advises gradual tanning and lubricants like petrolatum to ease dryness, noting even elderly with dry skin can bathe more in summer.
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Lincoln
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska
Miss Becker
Money Habits Shape Child Money Behavior
Lincoln reports Clara N. Leopold of the University of Nebraska Extension says money habits in parents strongly influence their children. She notes that children imitate or rebel against parental attitudes, with studies showing a link between parents' spending and later loans to their children. She urges self assessment and disciplined finance to give kids a head start.
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Lincoln
Clara N. Leopard
University of Nebraska
Leopold
Sterling teen completes four week vehicle maintenance course
Army PFC Arthur B. Cullip son of Mr and Mrs Roy R Cullip Route 3 Sterling Colo completed a four week wheeler vehicle maintenance course at The U S Army School Europe in Germany July 19 Cullip a mechanic in Head quarters Company of the 8th Infantry Division in Germany entered the Army in March 1962 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo The 19 year old attended Sterling High School.
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Forces
Germany
AHTNC
Army
Arthur B. Cullip
Roy R Cullip
Sterling
Colo
U. S. Army School
Europe
Cullip
8Th Infantry Division
Fort Leonard Wood
Sterling High School
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Buy Sell Trades
Classified notice invites readers to place or respond to want ads for selling or trading items through the Telegraph platform. It promotes quick listings and widespread reach for buyers and sellers.
Fried Chicken Tips From New York Food Specialist
Kathryn Cooley, University of Nebraska extension specialist, offers advice to keep fried chicken crusts from peeling. She says cook the chicken first then dip in batter and fry briefly to brown coating, noting shrinkage from moisture loss causes peeling when batter is applied before cooking. Dredging and thicker coatings worsen peeling. egg content mainly adds color.
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Lincoln
Kathryn Cooley
University of Nebraska
Miss Cooley
4-H Kitchen Club notes at Oshkosh canyons
4 H Clubs Kitchen Maids met July 16 17 at the Oshkosh canyons with seven present. They cooked supper over an open fire and ate hamburgers corn and juice. Breakfast included eggs bacon and juice. Dinner featured hot dogs chips and pop. They hiked the snake trails and hills. Next meeting set for July 24 at Wanda Anderson home. Cindy Connelly reporter.
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Oshkosh Canyons
Wanda Anderson
Cindy Connelly
Safflower Showed Up Well On Inspection At Local Farms
Twenty two people toured safflower test plots at the Ralph Spearer and Jean Schoen farms in Huntsman. County Agent Ivan Liljegren said the safflower crop looks reasonably good with heads filling well and better than last year. He noted more oil and fewer blanks this year.
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Ralph Spearer
Jean Schoen
Huntsman
Ivan Liljegren
Kimball County Set To Adopt 6.22 Mill Tax Levy
County Commissioners meet to review a budget near 6.21 to 6.22 mills as total assessed valuation dips to 33,753,625. City levy may fall slightly while County High School District bonds push up the burden. Levy amounts to be finalized after projections.
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Kimball
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