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Sabin History Series - Danewolf's Market

Did you know that the New Testament church on NE 13th and Failing used to be a grocery and meat market called Danewolf's? Mary Smith's
grandparents, Henry and Marie Danewolf, built the store in 1919. They made and sold German sausage and bakery treats such as rivel kuchen,
a coffee cake that may be topped with fruit or caramelized sugar. The Danewolf family lived in a space attached to the store.  You can
read more about Mary's memories on the Volga Germans website, created by local historian (and former Sabin resident) Steve Schreiber. 
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