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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
15
Accompanying notes describe a victory garden plan with plots, succession crops, companion planting, and daily plantable rows. It lists crop rows, spacing, and hints for avoiding late frost, plus seed quantities for beets, broccoli, cabbage varieties, corn, beans, lettuce, parsnips, peppers, radishes, spinach, tomatoes, turnips, rhubarb, asparagus, and herbs.
Percy Aldrich and William Ci jer named as delegate and alternate to attend the Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association convention in Beacon on June 1 at 3. Stillwater Fire Department met Monday evening with Clifford Sherman presiding. Officers’ reports were read and accepted. pastors named to honorary membership. $117 added to the uniform fund from paper proceeds. Annual meeting and banquet set for Monday evening May 1 at the rooms. Junior prom planning continues for April 27 in the high school gym with Charlie Randall’s orchestra.
The report lists relatives and friends visiting homes across town during Easter weekend. Cpl Jason Malcolm returns to England General Hospital for further treatment of wounds from Europe.
Round Lake residents host visits from Mrs Harrison Goddard and family and Garland Parker with relatives in Albany. Capt. Robert Northup from Wright Field Dayton visits family. Mrs. George Sisum opens her Burlington Avenue home and hosts family. The Round Lake Icon improvement Society plans a Library Hall social on April 24 with refreshments. Home Bureau meets at the fire house with reports and brief talks by county agents. Sandwiches and coffee follow the meeting.
Averill Park residents Mrs Addie Ferris and family have moved to Albany after selling their home. The Republican Club of Sand Lake town meets at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 7 p.m. Cpl Wesley Miller of Fort Dix was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller Sr. Mrs Dorothy England and son Steward, who spent winter in Troy, have returned to their farm for summer.
Eagle Mills residents Anne and Marion Bass of Troy are spending part of their Easter vacation with grandparents Rev. and Mrs. Thomas T. Bass. Pvt. Philip E. Sparrie has recently gone overseas with the First Army.
Harold Bornt of the Naval Air Corps was released from a Japanese prisoner of war camp in the Philippines. He arrived in San Francisco after being reported missing since May 1942. The family learned of his capture a year later and later received official word confirming his safety and release.
Mrs George Wied and Mrs Lawrence entertained at a tea honoring their granddaughters Tya Jane and Sara Jean Barks whose birthdays occurred recently.
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