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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1965
Page
3
The saying links London coffeehouses with "penny universities" where an entry fee of one penny admitted all, while another penny bought coffee and a seat among scholars. Students and apprentices joined learned conversations and witty exchanges with literary figures of the era.
A dessert recipe from Sisters shows a Coffee Angel Torte using angel food cake, marshmallows, strong coffee, and whipped cream. The method includes baking at 325 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes, layering with coffee whipped cream, and finishing with chocolate drizzle or shaved chocolate garnish.
A vintage style guide provides outdoor steeped coffee instructions and a three serving lunch in a glass recipe. It covers steeping, cooling, and pouring coffee with sugar flour and chocolate ingredients, plus a banana coffee milkshake with coffee ice cream for three.
A vintage recipe blends apricot nectar coffee ice cream and cold coffee with milk and almond flavoring. The mixture is beaten until frothy and serves 48 glasses.
The column lists numerous social visits and dinners across Maple Grove households. Families including Miles, Sharman, Ferrich, Smith, Gell, Runion, and Rasmussen are noted hosting or visiting on various days. Medical updates mention Tommy Sharman recovering well after leg surgery in Cheyenne. A Helping Hand club meeting is recorded with plans for a joint February 16 session with Lodgepole homemakers and Rush Creek Clubs.
Dale Florke was moved from Cheyenne to Sidney Hospital where he is receiving care. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wittrock visited her brother at the hospital. Several local residents hosted or joined meals and visits at various homes throughout the week including Mrs. Albert Brandl, Mrs. Russell Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lee, and the Hern bloom and Talich families.
Ak-Sar-Ben announces the seventh year of its Teacher Aid Scholarship program funding 30 awards of 150 dollars each for Nebraska elementary and high school teachers. Dr. Freeman Decker will administer. a 12 member Nebraskan committee selects winners with April 1 deadline for applications.
Montreal attendees report that at the 1967 World Exhibition in Montreal all three branches of Christianity will build and share a single pavilion. The Roman Catholic Church exhibit will be integrated with Protestant and Orthodox displays.
A tall recruit tops Arizona campus height charts as Don Schroeder of Glendale California stands 6 feet 9 inches and weighs 205 pounds as a freshman.
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