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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
6
A healthful guide outlines many salad types for meals from green tossed to fruit and mold salads. It includes recipes such as Tomato Cottage Cheese Mold and Molded Fruit Salad plus tips on dressing, chilling, and using onions to avoid tears.
INEZ GERHARD notes Ray Miland praises his 161/2 years marriage gift and teases The Big Clock. Joan Davis promotes daughter Beverly’s career with her help on Mickey. Jack Berch quit acting for sales, and Joan of Ozark era players pop up. Harriet Parsons, Louella’s daughter, rises as a producer with Mama. Claude Rains pursues The Passionate Friends in London. Bob Hope tests jokes for TV, Mae Marsh returns in Fort Apache. Fanny Brice eyed The Naked City repeat viewing.
A luncheon menu lists baked beans with wieners, vegetable salad, bowl of hard rolls, fresh or stewed fruit, and beverage. All items presented as a simple, ready to serve meal.
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