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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
10
A nostalgic column offers chores for children to help at Thanksgiving and Christmas. It includes corn bread stuffing, garnishing, cornucopias from aluminum foil, and kid friendly tasks. The piece shares reader recipes from Wanda Rezac and Carol including a pumpkin ice cream dessert and meat loaf with brown sugar sauce.
A reader writes of joyful Bookmobile trips to Kimball County, praising the pictures of Sam, biographies, and Robin Hood selections. The letter describes warm local reception, book circulation, and a busy schedule through Thanksgiving week.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laaker included J. J. Laaker Julie Gary Grose Todd Littleton Colorado John Van Housen Sterling Colorado and other relatives. Additional visits were noted with Erwin Phelps Glen Easterly Arnold Sunderman and Daryl Meier families. Dean Hazlitt led a short meeting after school with seed plaques and treats provided.
An advertisement in a Belgrade newspaper offers a German Shepherd for sale described as a beautiful example that eats everything and especially likes children.
Gust W. Nelson 62 father of Mrs. Glen Houtz of Sidney died Friday after a two week hospitalization for a heart attack at Perkins County Community Hospital Grant Neb. Funeral services were held Monday in Elsie. Survivors include his widow three daughters one son and eight grandchildren. The Houtz family went to Elsie with Mr. Houtz and Lisa returning Tuesday evening. Mrs. Houtz and the other three children remain with her mother awaiting Mr. Houtz to bring them home this weekend.
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