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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
25
A nders’ wassail bowl recipe collection shows hot or cold drinks with wine or fruit juice bases. Instructions include a sug ar spice mix simmered with water, grapefruit juice, citrus slices and whole cloves, plus optional honey. Tea and mint citrus punch variations yield 8 to 12 servings with serving tips.
A jumble of handwritten recipe fragments for drinks and desserts, including mint ginger punch with lime and grapefruit water, a red wine claret mix, sherry punch, a fruit cake pairing suggestion, and a sugared cornstarch butter vanilla sauce. Numerous ingredient quantities are provided with steps, but several phrases are garbled. The text reads like an informal household collection of holiday beverages and treats.
Peter Greig outlines ten wartime resolutions for 1945 cooking and marketing. Includes economical menus and recipes such as Cabbage Au Gratin and Roast Goose with margarine, milk, and cheese sauce, reflecting rationing and family meals.
Broken foot sidelines Selurglerville’s James Linnell while work at Saratoga Springs. St Stephen's Parish Aid meets at Mrs Allan Martin’s home Wednesday at 2 pm. Naomi Ruth Riffelbach to wed John William Hamm at Altamont Reformed Church. Schuylerville High School sells War Bonds for grades 1–12 with totals and banners noted. American Legion officials attend Lakehouse visit and Fourth District Conference in Glens Falls area.
Wynantskill members gathered Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs George Fier's home due to the president Rev Leslie Moody's absence. Fiord Pierson presided as session opened with singing America and the Flag salute followed by prayer by Rev A A Seso. Reports from secretary and treasurer Mrs George Film and several committee reads from headquarters. Travels addressed the group seeking cooperation to form a ladies auxiliary with three clubs, 2 and 12 percent officers from each club. George Film received a token of appreciation for loyal service as secretary and treasurer since the club began three years ago. Refreshments were served. the home was decorated in pink and blue with candies centered by pink. Hostess was Mrs. Fier, assisted by Mrs. George Brunell and Mrs. Gertie Austin.
A Washington real estate report recounts buyers and sellers amid rising prices in the capital. A correspondent notes inflated values with examples: a $15 000 house now listed at $26 500 and other properties appearing to yield questionable profits.
Mire Frank S Pratt shows slow recovery after illness. Miss Eloise Mulligen of Salem visited her parents. Burton Whipple of Fly Summit visited sister Emma Phillips. Mr and Mrs Claude Powe Troy guests of Kenseth and Wallace. William Bravenell back from a several weeks stay in Maine. Phoebe Akin of Troy returned home after visiting Bik and C Ernest Moston. Robert Wallace returned from Mary McClellan Hospital after tonsil and adenoid operation. Spink and Hamilton hosted by William Spink in Schenectady. Harold Brownell and daughter Janet Hyde Park guests of Stenney Wallace. Edward Brownell and Dorothy Brownell visit Glens Falls. Edward and Earle Sutherland of Latham hosted by Clarence and Kenneth Wallace.
All Saints Parish Guila sponsors a food sale today at 2 PM in the Crescent Club rooms, Hoosick Baptist Church on Sunday. Rev J Gould, pastor, will speak and oversee Communion at 1 PM. The Ladies' Society meets at 2 PM with Mrs John A Com Al. Guests include Mrs Herold and family. Rev William Garner to preach at All Saints.
Recipe outlines egg based mains using mushrooms cream and milk. Instructions cover mixing, simmering, and thickening with butter sour cream and mushrooms. Servings prepared in individual portions with cream topping and pepper finish.
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