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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1966
Page
4
Frances shares a crowd of recipes from Mrs Earl Plum and Mrs Harvey Heizer, including a chocolate sauerkraut cake with caramel icing and green tomato sandwich spread. The item also presents poems, a pioneer cookbook elegy, hearty winter dishes, and an angel food cake recipe from Mrs Raymond Walker.
The Dix Bible Church dedication drew strong local turnout with Dix Kimball Potter and Sidney represented. John Lyon played on a cardivox and Mrs Jerry Van Winkle sang a solo as Pastor Richard Page spoke. A young peoples rally is planned Oct 22 at First Baptist Kimball with a chili supper, pictures, speaker and quiz. Additional items cover new residents Keith and Freda Krafczik, cake decorating classes, a baby born to Wayne and Ruth Shaw, and other local updates.
Prairie Schooners members busied themselves with painting a new street banner and distributing square dance flyers, hosting a pot-luck for sixteen adults and seventeen children. They attended Sandhills Swingers and Promenaders dances, and will appear on Channel 5 Sterling TV at 9:30 p.m. MST to promote the Oct 29-30 festival hosted by Doris Berry. co-chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Gilstrap after Mrs. Gilstrap’s fall injury.
A compact note from The Sidney Telegraph highlights affordable printing options with emphasis on quick turnaround and dependable quality. The item sketches a general view of local printing services and their broad appeal to customers seeking speed and value.
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