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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1947
Page
15
A fragmentary report from Lowlasville Kentucky describes a high speed chase and a subsequent legal decision. The police vehicle and rocket projectiles are mentioned alongside a judge, a 800 mile coat docket, and a prisoner who traveled 980 miles. The text is garbled and unclear in places.
A special village trustees meeting in Hoosick Falls will review the tentative budget for the next fiscal year and hear objections. The plan calls for a 58 877 tax levy, detailing bond payments, funds for improvements, street, police, garbage, health, and other accounts. Also noted are a garbage contract bid opening, a shower for Miss Lepardo, VFW post officer elections, church club gatherings, a West Hoosick girls club event, a high school band fundraiser, and the 43rd anniversary of Mr and Mrs Richard Hickey.
Veal roast notes spring menus with pairing ideas and simple methods. Includes dry roasting with fat covering, braising, and slow low temp roasting for moist meat, plus a basic scalloped veal and ham casserole recipe. Also lists local notices and community updates from Madona Lamphere and area residents.
Bacon Hill residents visit friends in Pittsfield Mass over the weekend. The Girls Missionary Society held a meeting with Tean Hope and Mildred Rugg. Guests include Mr and Mrs Merrit Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Gordon Winslow visiting the Zufelts in North River. Chester and Glens Falls names appear among hosts and guests. Ladies Aid plans a food sale at Stewart’s Ice Cream Parlor in Schuylerville at 2 am. Committees to collect food in Bacon Hill at 5 am tomorrow.
White Creek Mrs. James Harrington is confined at home due to an attack of selatica. Mrs. G. E. Kastenbein, guest of her daughter Mrs. R. M. Niles Jr for several weeks, left Tuesday for New York. The following day she boarded a train for Corpus Christi Texas to visit her son Lt. and Mrs. W. H. Kastenbein.
The Stillwater panel matron and patroness of Upton Chapter 643 received four special degrees at a Wednesday meeting. A candlelight ritual followed with each officer clothed in red regalia. Helen Doroghty sang two solos as Margaret Baga and Bernard Qugood served as officers. Phonbo Bartlett reported 181 realized from a vintage sale held in Mechanicville, with Bartlett, Marlon McCresdy, Walter L. Allen, Hannah Sanders, and others present. Janet Bradley and Frances Pemack noted upcoming events and initiations. The chapter raised funds, hosted youth recreation projects, and sent greetings from allied chapters ahead of district officer visits in Schenectady on May 17. Refreshments followed with spring-decorated tables.
A garbled item reports bonds discovered in a sewer disposal tank near Lincoln and a related civic notice. The text mentions a Young Women’s Bible Class at Second Baptist Church meeting at 6 pm at the home of Magdelane Halloway with L. G. Kellogg conducting a business session and games, plus refreshments by the hostess.
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