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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
2
Mrs. Gene Lienemann shares a pumpkin pie recipe from a cookbook noting its goodness for family gatherings. The second recipe outlines a Hamburger Casserole with tomato soup green beans and mashed potatoes baked to serve four, from Better Homes and Gardens.
A detailed recipe for chicken broccoli casserole. It covers prep steps for chicken with onion and celery, broccoli and mushrooms, a cheddar cheese sauce with butter flour and milk, optional sherry, assembly in a greased dish, and baking at 375 degrees for about 30 minutes yielding four servings. Also notes substitutions for common recipe quantities using crumbs corn flakes or cooked meat.
Out of town guests attend the funeral of Mrs. Denver Brooks and overnight visitors at Mrs. Mary Van Aelstyn’s. Denver and Cheyenne residents, including Harnke, Polland, Denninger, Vizina, Flick, Sellen and others, are listed. District 36 upper grades form a junior citizens club with officers Jim Childers president and Connie Krueger reporter. Teachers host a mothers tea. several local visits and hunting trips are noted among residents and guests from Denver, Sterling, Davenport, and Boulder.
A school audience heard a talk on eye structure and eye safety, while Mrs. Max Polland of Sterling Colorado visited Dix area residents. The obituary segment notes the death of Mr. Spencer born March 6 1895 in Neola Iowa, a former Army Air Corps veteran and mail carrier, survived by his widow three daughters nine grandchildren and siblings with connections to several states.
Robert Spencer 69 of Dix died Saturday evening at his home after a long career as a mail carrier. He is remembered for his dedication to duties and service to the community. Previously of Dix Clay County, he served as a longtime postal worker.
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