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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
4
Goodview guests helped Gary Wildman celebrate his birthday at the Wildman home with the Dick McCoy, Gene Foster, and other local families visiting. A wide range of visits, dinners, and club meetings fill the week from Lodgepole to Gering, with births announced for Ann Louise Fauss and many weekend gatherings noted among residents in Wayne, Chappell, Sidney, and surrounding areas.
Beef menus from a recipe in Beef Cookery, a guide compiled and published by The American National Cow Belles. The book is available through Mrs. Clarence Dorman in Sidney for purchase.
Christensen and Rickie visited the Ed Schmid senior home in Chappell for Sunday dinner. Ronnie Oltmanns spent Sunday evening with Stan ley Stevens. Billy Ray Christensen and family joined Friday supper with Dean Christensen. Wilbert Christensen and Margaret visited in the evening. John Schiff, head of the Boy Scouts of America, owns a stable of race horses.
A vintage kitchen entry describes Nebraska Swiss Steak with round steak seasoned and pounded, dusted with flour, browned in fat, then topped with sautéed onions carrots and potatoes. The dish is baked in a covered dish, with butter and water, for several hours until tender.
Community members and visitors list greetings and visits across Lodgepole, Chappell, Sidney, and nearby towns. Names include Sprengels Bond families, Sick family, Lindleys, Karns, Hafer, Campbell, and Christensens with multiple Sunday dinners, Friday meetings, and festival travel noted.
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