Waterford Lions elect new officers at outdoor election
Waterford Ralph H. Dean was elected King Lion of the Waterford Lions Club at a Wednesday outdoor meeting with a picnic. New officers include Wilson Chamberlin as first vice president and R Gordon Vasley second vice president Stanley A. Boudreau third vice president Louis Dudémo secretary treasurer Louis Mosley lion tamer James McGarry tail twister Lewis H. Van Arnum Wellington B. Bishop William Connors George McKinney as directors. Retiring president John F. Harney received a past president jewel and leather wallet. A $10 donation was approved to aid St Mary’s Drum Corps equipment. Next meeting will be July outdoors with James Barrett hosting. Awards were given for quoits, bridge, and quiz. James McGarry praised for leading the affair. Motion pictures followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Dean
Waterford Lions Club
James Barrett
Wilson Chamberlin
R. Gordon Vasley
Stanley A. Boudreau
Louis Dudémo
Louis Mosley
James McGarry
Lewis H. van Arnum
Wellington B. Bishop
William Connors
George McKinney
John F. Harney
Charles H. Field
Harney
St. Mary’s
Mr. Barrett
Harlan F. Waller
Carl Sorensen
Quoits
Raymond Warren
Choir Rehearsal at Grace Episcopal Church Tonight
The Grace Episcopal Church choir will meet for rehearsal today at 7:15 pm under the direction of Robert Van Steenberg. A new plaque honors 14 Knickerbocker Steamer Company House members serving in the armed forces on Pearl Street. Mrs. Fusco returns from two weeks with Pvt. Fusco in Paris Tennessee. he is stationed at Camp Tyson. Rose Mai Chatfield wins English prize at the high school commencement. Jean Lear receives honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert van Steenberg
Knickerbocker Steamer Company
Pearl Street
Philip R. Fusco
Paris
Tenn
Fusco
Camp Tyson
Attic Insulation Aids Cooling And Heat Saving
A few hundred square feet of insulation board can convert an attic into extra living space and cut heat gain in summer while saving fuel in winter. Uninsulated roofs raise attic temperatures and house warmth. finishing may be impractical, but rock wool insulation on the attic floor with moisture barrier reduces heat loss and improves comfort.
Alligator Tail Added to Daytona Beach Menu
Daytona Beach restaurant adds alligator steaks to its regular menu as a beef and pork supplement. Each three-foot gator tail steak, served with potatoes a green vegetable a salad and dessert, lists at 1. Co P Miller operator says tails make the best steaks with a distinctive flavor unlike other meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Co. P. Miller
Steam Pressure Canners Face Busy Season This Fall
The article notes a 48 hour week for steam pressure canners would help meet demand as supply remains short. It explains USDA approved methods, proper heat of 240 to 250 degrees, and the botulism risk. It advises organization, cleanliness, hot processing, and using published timetables for safe canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Coffee ration set to rise next week nationwide
The Office of Price Administration announced an increased coffee ration next week to one pound every three weeks, the most liberal since rationing began. Current ration stands at one pound per four weeks, with a history of tighter allotments. OPA cited ample green coffee stocks and steady imports as enabling the rise while warning that any supply deterioration could cut rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Hunters May Get Ammunition This Year
Government officials said ammunition may be provided to hunters who show need this year. Plans aim to ensure it goes to those who need it, with allotments likely based on each hunter's current supplies. Total stocks among sportsmen are uneven and may require reductions if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enbf
Troy Area Payrolls Jump in May Shows Gains
May payrolls and employment in Troy Area factories rose versus both last May and April. State Labor Department reports overall area employment up 10.1 percent from May 1942 and payrolls up 32.1 percent. Troy city payrolls up 4.5 percent. employment down 9.1 percent from May last year with slight May gains in payrolls and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
State Labor Department
City of
State payrolls fall while May shows mixed defense boosts
Data shows payrolls down 18 percent in the state and overall employment down 6.8 percent with factory work down in May from last year. In contrast U S Marines stormed Guadalcanal coast boosting wartime production and related employment rose 10.6 percent. Some bonds and wartime costs are noted with small shifts in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Aguresaca
U. S
Guadal
Amphibious Tract
Jors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterford
Jersey
Iful
Lincoln
Allen
Alldraggist
M. £. Draemel
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Walter F. Schlech, Jr
Westfield
N. J
Rose Mai Chatfield
Thehigh School
Jean Lear
Lowet Procet Tor Quality Shoes
Troy Area
George 8. Lee
Breslaw
Axminster Group
Ette
Colonial Maple
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!