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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
10
Quick cookie method outlines a strip bake with three sections: plain iced and nut topped squares. It references a chocolate variation and French toast ideas with orange zest and spices, hinting at simple home baked desserts.
A fragmented Vermont apple pie recipe describes crust mixing using flour baking powder salt shortening and ice water. It outlines rolling top crust sealing edges steaming the filling and baking at a moderate heat until the crust browns.
Mrs. Victor Blair is confined to her home with illness. Mrs. Helena Hagwell vishkred friends in Schenectady last week. Mrs. Emme Carpenter at daughter’s home. Mrs. Elmer Brenensivat Mtr. and Mrs. Irving Cottrell of Newburg vishing Air and Mrs. Elsworth Stevens. The Women’s 53 met wEE Mrs. George Eldred Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Helena Hastweil will entertain the society at Mrs. Eldred’s home Thursday January 26 with a dish luncheon at noon.
The 4 51 group of the Merry Maids of Melrose met yesterday at the home of their leader Mrs Robert E Sidebotham. The Willing Workers Society of St Johns Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Leroy H fe home. Sergeant Ryecroft spent five years in Panama and Corp A Robert Butz of the Marines spent days with the Sidebothams after 26 months in the Pacific and four major battles.
This week stresses thrift and nutrition with tips from Renssimner County Home Bureau for balancing meals during winter. Fresh produce remains plentiful. squash, carrots, beets, onions, spinach, and canned vegetables help stretch staples. Beans provide a meat substitute, with red kidney, pea, savoy, and white marrow varieties highlighted. Apples stay available in quantity. Community notices mention Annette L a RN of Albany and Hoosick Baptist Church activities. a recent Girls Friendly Society card party awarded prizes to Mrs. Sanford H. Rudd and others with consolation prizes to several attendees.
The Hoosick Ladies' Ald Society of the Baptist Church will meet today at 2 p.m. Mrs. Donald Hillman hosted recent guests Mrs. Henry Steele and her son John of Bennington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Breer stayed overnight Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonough in Troy. Mrs. Mildred Bell and daughter Florence moved into the tenement of Mrs. Harrison J. Philpott. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cantela entertained recently at dinner with Mrs. Donald Hillman and son Richard.
Stephentown residents hosted and visited relatives including Fuller Hewitt and John Mayer. Raymond Carpenter outlined tax collection routes with January deadlines and a New Year gathering at the Van Rensselaer 444 Club featuring a Christmas party and prizes.
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