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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1945
Page
9
A home cooking piece discusses enhancing fish flavor with sauces and fresh ingredients. It describes a Veronique style sauce for fillets and provides a step by step recipe using onions lemon juice white wine and butter, plus a browned sauce finish and a savory corn batter dish. It emphasizes lemon salt pepper and wine to lift bland fish and suggests cod swordfish trout and mackerel as good candidates.
HAL BOYLE tells of a late telegram that denied Corporal Blank a U S Army promotion after serving in Italy and Belgium. A forward runner delivered the news of his death at Trois Ports, Belgium, five days too late, illustrating the brutal timing of war and leadership value.
Pounal Sidney Buck recovers from illness and resumes regular work. Marie Buck of the Women s Auxiliary Azuy Bas returns to Yinker Field near Oxlahama City after an extended leave at her parents home and visits with Bennington friends. North Pownal boys form a club with officers President Bawerd Bisison Vice President Robert Rudd Secretary Richard Hogan Assistant Secretary Leo Bisson Treasurer Harvey Baker. The club plans a paper salvage drive Sunday as its first activity a house to house canvass.
Local residents travel and visit kin across towns while community groups hold gatherings. Mrs. Henry Gerkin hosts Five Hundred Club. Elva Wiley and Miss Hulda Woodling lead upcoming meetings. Lt. Thomas Navin returns from the South Pacific. senior dance at Hoosac Valley School raises funds for Easter trip. Carol Grove Orchestra provides music. Women’s Society of Christian Service elects officers and plans a silver benefit at Mrs. Sharpe’s home.
The Hudson Falls United Presbyterian Church will host a Sunday evening meeting led by Charles Alexander on the topic The Bible on the Fighting Front. Fifteen youths attended a skating party at Fowl Pond hosted by Miss Jean Fowl. Mrs Hill and daughter visited Albany relatives. George Bain’s illness requires care. Young people from the YTPU attended Argyle Presbytery rally at the Cambridge church Monday.
Windtog-Saleta, NDC, reports substantial saving in labor costs from a new tobacco trimming method tested by C. A. Fulp in Boussyth County. The approach delays trimming, allows early topping, and reduces baselayer suckers, yielding higher per acre production and profits.
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