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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
23
The excerpt promotes a new cookbook Favorite Recipes of the Nebraska Czechs and shares a sample Onion Bread recipe and a nutty orange sour cream cake. It notes Betty at The Book Keepers and mentions altitude adjustments for Denver. The recipe lists ingredients and detailed steps for dough, bread shaping, and topping.
A compact culinary column previews multiple recipes including an oat cake with cocoa topping, a spiced fruit loaf with beer, and a tuna breadcrumb bake with vegetables. It notes plans to feature more dishes in upcoming columns and invites readers to try them.
Memorial Home notes Mr Herman Stueve's 90th birthday with cakes at noon and afternoon visits from relatives including Walter Stueve George Nieman Arnold Stockamp and Jennie Hammond. Multiple guests from Dalton Potter Gurley and Dix call on residents as Edith Hostettler improves in health.
Bishop Patrick Casey 56, former Vicar General to Cardinal Heenan, is named successor to Bishop Bernard Wall in the Brentwood diocese east of London. The selection follows a clergy survey in the English Roman Catholic jurisdiction with Brentwood priests favoring a comparatively progressive outlook and strong parish experience.
Nebraska election officials confirmed only three parties will appear on ballots this year the American Party Republican and Democratic. New Party petitions under the 1969 law faced tough requirements and its candidates failed to meet thresholds leaving blank write in options possible for voters.
LTJG Phillip J. Cronk of Sidney is decorated for meritorious achievement in aerial combat with HA (L)-3 in the Mekong Delta. The Air Medal was presented by Captain Reynolds Beckwith in a naval ceremony. Cronk, a 1966 Chadron State College graduate, entered the service in 1967 and is married to Lorraine Niende of Denver.
Western Nebraska communities showed limited involvement in the 1970 Community Improvement Program. Only Paxton and Oshkosh attended the Oshkosh session led by Patrick Malloy from the state office of economic development, with sparse turnout also reported in McCook and North Platte. Several towns did not send representatives.
Final rites were held in the First Christian Church for Alva Hart age 90 longtime Cheyenne County resident who died Monday at Memorial Hospital Rev Ellis Wotan officiated Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with Craig-Holechek Funeral Home in charge Active pallbearers listed Honorary pallbearers named Hart born February 2 1880 Elkhead Missouri married Nancy Douglas Gilliam March 4 1914 Sidney farming then moved to Sidney 1948 Surviving are widow four children three grandchildren three great grandchildren and one sister
Joseph Devlin an insurance agent and John de Polo a customs official both with teenage children started a Christian Anti Pornography Group in Liverpool. They led a public rally urging Christians to act against pornography in movies TV ads and literature with several teenage girls volunteering to help.
Lincoln county officials report that Nance, Chase, Wheeler, Pierce and Keya Paha Counties filed inclusion petitions to rejoin the Educational Service Unit system. Cherry County petition was returned for technical corrections. State records show 21 counties previously left the ESU framework.
The record enumerates counties including Nance Greeley Wheeler Pierce Howard Merrick Blaine Garfield Custer Cherry Keya Paha Chase Red Willow Frontier Hayes McPherson Arthur Dawes Sheridan Sioux and Garden as part of the historical dataset.
A 19-year-old man from Coeur d Alene Idaho was brought before U S Commissioner Gerald Matzke on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Douglas J Mercier was arrested after being stopped by Trooper Max Ibach of the Nebraska State Patrol for hitchhiking on Interstate 80 east of Chappell. A NCIC check showed he was wanted for desertion from the army and grand larceny in Seattle. Bail was set at 5000 dollars and a preliminary hearing date will be set within two weeks pending word from the U S attorney.
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