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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1943
Page
11
Anemia is a common pregnancy complication. Regular prenatal exams detect anemia early for easy treatment. Iron rich foods and increased dietary iron help prevent anemia in mother and infant, with emphasis on liver greens meat and dairy as protective measures.
Betph Petinger from Romie visiting her son in town. Gerard joins North Africa after arriving. Red Cross sewing duty to be held at Municipal Building Thursday afternoon. Mrs Dawn Newnham returns from Watervliet. Fiest Presbyterian Church to close in August for pastor George Kilgus family vacation. Matt Johnson of Saratoga visits Guilianelli family. plan move to Baltimore. Raymond Cukrosvany back from Virginia camp after two weeks with Michael Cukrosvany. First Presbyterian tea at Miss Jeanette McKnight’s home Monday. Mrs George E Foster visits Mrs Jane Milliman at Valley Falls. Birthday honors for grandson Michael Barrette. Welch family birthday party for Judith Ann. attendees include Welch, Milliman, and various relatives.
Eleven Graf ton women completing a home nursing course since June will graduate Tuesday. Mrs. Mary J. Reid of the Rensselaer County American Red Cross may attend. Instructors and recipients include Mrs. William H. Oliver and Mrs. Ethel Simmons, Irma Wagar, Betty Wagar, Minnie Barthelmes, Harriet C. Flannery, Bernice Agan, Stephanie Hicks, Dorothy Hicks, Betty Moore, Clara May Flanier, and Elsie Wagart.
A Brunswick Center home on White Church Road was struck by fire at 4 20 am. The blaze started in an attached garage and destroyed the garage and woodshed, damaged the home’s attic, and left the Schmidt family and visiting guests from Philadelphia with only minor injuries. Firefighters from Eagle Mills and Poestenkill contained the flames. The family, including Mr and Mrs Schmidt and their son, were forced from the residence. Railroad transportation was noted in the article.
James Stalp a 23 year old first class seaman from Nashville Tenn earned recognition for bravery during the Guadalcanal air battle. He aided a wounded officer, moved a gasoline load from a burning vessel and saved a stranded soldier before returning to his gun and shooting down a Japanese bomber. Stalp acted at his ship’s bow gun and later helped evacuate crew members during intense damage. In a separate note Mayor Hogan announced Raphi Joel S. Geffen will attend a Traq War Council conference in Skaneateles as the council’s civilian services division representative.
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