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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
12
Readers urged to buy small Valencia oranges described as unusually sweet juicy and nearly seedless with thin skins and high natural sugar content. The piece notes they are ideal for summer drinks juice and desserts and provides a recipe for a summer fruit cup serving six.
Creenwich Miss M L McMaster visits Boston guest of Dr Anne Hintze. Mr and Mrs Frank Richards observe their Ai deth wedding anniversary August 14 at Gray Avenue home. Greenwich voters approve 59000 for school buses. Miss Barbara DeShaw returns to Wells Bridge from summer visit with Laurence Russell family. Miss Helen E Jones of Middle Grove becomes office manager for Greenwich Union Waterworks Co succeeding T A Eddy. Mrs Helen Louise Hersman and Cyril Hichards Doubleday solumnized at St Episcopal Church in DC with Rev Edmiston officiating. Mrs Helen McDonald Kinnin 83 died following feigning illness. survivors include four sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Reformed Church with burial in Greenwich Cemetery.
Falley Fells Mrs Hegter Vince spends a few weeks in New York. Edicard Ward and wife of Cliffside Park New Jersey visit Cliffside Park friends in Troy. Mrs Duane Speanburgh and son Duane spend weekend in Troy. Mrs Alice Dinnar and daughter Sally Goldstik visit New York guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Grogan. Mr and Mrs Richard Meissgner and daughter Marcia visit Mrs Bertha Hansen and daughter Anna Hansen.
A vintage recipe row outlines how to prepare fried chicken for four with chili powder celery seed and almonds, plus a fragrant herb dressing and peach dessert. It lists ingredients, baking steps, and storage notes, plus a tangy potato salad and a May snow note.
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