Custard Sauce Adds Creamy zest to Fruit Desserts
A flavorful custard sauce serves over diced fresh or canned fruit as a dessert. It enhances a simple meal and pairs well with family meals.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1942
Page
5
A flavorful custard sauce serves over diced fresh or canned fruit as a dessert. It enhances a simple meal and pairs well with family meals.
A shallow buttered baking dish holds cooked seasoned spinach. The dish is baked until the bacon is crisp and the top sprinkled with shredded cheese.
A Saturday dinner at 224 Weight Street hosted by Hoves featured guests including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Anderson, Mr and Mrs Moya Crosby, Mr and Mrs Charles Stinner, Mr and Mrs Everett Philip a and Mr and Mrs Albert Pietd. The group played Five Hundred and prizes went to Floyd Grosby and Albert Pietd.
Erie officials announce a Rubinoff concert on April 15 featuring his $100,000 Stradivarius violin Eyre will headline as part of a modern light classics program at Strong Vincent High School Tickets are on sale at Erle store for this community event expected to draw music lovers and local students.
Mrs. J Hubert Heerlein entertained twelve friends of her daughter Mira Lou last Saturday for her tenth birthday. Guests enjoyed the Rex matinee and then cake and ice cream at the Heerlein home on North Center Street.
MIS author Alexander George suggests spring flavored menus for St Patrick Day featuring green salads and desserts. Recipes include Corn Stuffed Fish Fillets with tomato juice and paprika and a Kelly Green Salad using lime gelatin with pineapple juice carrots celery and green peppers, shaped into shamrocks.
The latest felt berets feature a mushroom shaped crown with a stem at the center and yards of trailing veil cascading around the wearer. This decorative flourish enhances tailored suits with a dramatic, refined silhouette.
Corry office reports record air express pickups with 43 more parcels collected on southbound runs. January and February show gains over last year as express shipments rise, with Agent Roberts noting regional competition. J. S. Weis receives merit card for accident-free driving in 1941. Kenneth W. Young earns three-year merit for faultless service.
Local residents and visitors are tied up in a flurry of travel and visits. Lieut. R. G. Walling returns to Washington after a short stay with Mrs. Walling in Corry. Numerous private travelers, military personnel, and residents make weekend jaunts to Cleveland Erie Meadville Pittsburgh and Buffalo.
Dorothy Roe argues Yankee ingenuity empowers women to repurpose waste into new garments and accessories. She offers quick ideas such as braided bracelets from dime-store cords, embroidering hats with yarn scraps, binding frayed hems with grosgrain, and converting old cotton dresses into pinafores and dirndl skirts with bright appliques.
Miss Dorothy Bensink wed in Lebanon Pennsylvania. She is sister of Mrs Mad Whippo and connected to Sgt Thomas Kinzer of the 145th Field Artillery stationed at Indian Town Gap. A graduate of St Edward's Hill and Spencek hospital, she will attend a ceremony at the Yoonpsiawn Soultarium on February 2 at Lebsnun.
A temperance service attracted many city residents and visitors for an evening event led by Reverend G. A. Snilafekl of Pittsouren. He discussed American citizenship themes citing moral lessons, with participation from church members and a solo by Jerrold Lansberry. Mrs. Gerald Bagley accompanied on the organ as envelopes were passed for the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League.
A wartime kitchen guide emphasizes simple, nourishing meals to sustain morale. It recommends daily staples such as milk for children and adults, juice or fruit, leafy greens, whole grain bread, butter, and cheese, with six days of hot meals and salads or desserts.
A daughter Patricia Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Kenyon Miller of Dunkirk New York on March 12 with Mrs Miller formerly Miss Coletta Faulkner of Colum Pennsylvania. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Neil Lindsey of Spartansboro on Saturday afternoon. A daughter was born Sunday evening in Ye Corny Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark of West South
Friends of Mr and Mrs Morris Chapin held a housewarming at their new Raymond avenue residence. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H G Otwall Dr and Mrs Mosier Mr and Mrs Wallace Young and others. Guests enjoyed a salad and dessert after the event.
About two hundred Ajax workers attended a spaghetti dinner at Stardiston hall Saturday evening. The event was hosted by the Ladies of St Thomas parish Winseily with Mr and Mrs Aimrod of Eris and Mr and Mrs Burg and Mr and Mrs Sandquist of Jamestown New York among the noted hosts.
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