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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
3
Interleaved wedding tips describe a celebratory brunch with dainty asparagus sandwiches and a peach short cake. Instructions detail making a ring cake, two frostings, and a marshmallow frosting with practical serving suggestions for a wedding breakfast.
Lynn recommends a simple appetizing menu for after wedding parties with green and white colors. White centerpiece flowers and optional white or green candles. The bride should toss her bouquet to attendants before departure. A cake slice should be wrapped for the couple’s honeymoon, and decorations saved for the bride’s return.
A wife to be learns that feeding her husband is essential to married life. Next week Lynn will devote her column to recipes for beginners to keep him satisfied, with ideas that aim to ease the start of domestic life.
Virginia Vale notes Harry Carey’s 305th film The Shepherd of the Hills and his kindness to his ranch workers who had never seen the sea. Red Skelton campaigns for Panama Hattie with cigars and is celebrated in previews for Lady Be Good. A producer casts a two year old by watching Alice Sherrie Goodkin’s impersonations on Uncle Ezra.
Ray Milland and Claudette Colbert star with Brian Aherne in Skylark. Aherne must sing Blow the Man Down for five minutes during a seaward storm sequence while Milland and Colbert provide support as the cast faces the unusual demand.
RKO announces 14 fresh players likely to intrigue audiences in 1941 42 productions. Names include Signe Hasso Dorothy Commingore Ruth Warrick Anne Hunter Michel Morgan Frances Neal Ginny Simms Joan Carroll James Craig Edmond O'Brien Joseph Cotton Dennis O'Keefe Paul Hammond Philip Reed.
Commentators discuss how audiences decide which actors become stars like James Craig and Edmond O'Brien in wartime cinema. RKO may pick a new lead for Unexpected Uncle while Paramount touts The Parson of Panamint with Ellen Drew and Charlie Ruggles. Connie Boswell unveils polo tennis on a Bing Crosby program.
The Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1381 B presents a shirtwaist top with fullness and darts, an eight piece skirt for a slimming line, and notched collar with tailored pockets. Sizes 34 through 48 available, with fabric suggestions and a sew chart. order details follow.
A set of six trivia prompts covering baseball history romance symbol Griselda geographic Mauritania cardinal sins Brian Boru and extreme U S temperatures. The questions request counts locations virtues and records across sports literature geography and meteorology.
Fifteen times. Griselda was proverbial for her patience. Northern Africa including modern Morocco and part of Algeria. The seven capital sins are vainglory avarice gluttony lust sloth envy and anger per St Thomas Aquinas. Brian Boru was king and hero of the Irish 1002 14. A temperature of 134 degrees at Greenland ranch Death Valley Calif on July 10 1913.
Colorful gum drops can trim cakes and desserts, especially on birthdays. If cream is overwhipped add cold sweet milk to restore texture. Mint stuffed apricots suit baked ham lamb meat loaf chicken and veal dishes. A coat of varnish on kitchen oilcloth extends life and eases cleaning. A corkscrew substitute uses a screw driven into the cork with string to extract it. Light paint on exterior walls keeps interiors cooler.
Two small boys enter a hall hired by Blobb and Blobbs for a grand concert. They seek entry on a free pass as the doors open, signaling the advertised start time and crowd arrival.
Bess Johnson leaves her wheelchair after breaking an ankle. Rosalind Russell’s new co starring role with Clark Gable renamed They Met in Bombay from Unholy Partners. Army base soldiers attend a sneak preview of Ronald Colman’s My Life With Caroline at Riverside. J Car Naish tacks a J onto his name to avoid being mistaken for a woman due to makeup.
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