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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
11
Backyard Independence Day dessert party idea with a festive setup on the front porch or yard. Includes a recipe section for Liberty Bell Cherry Pie with crust and cherry filling steps, plus tips for décor and serving to entertain guests.
A guide to making a pineapple stuffed with a fresh fruit mix such as strawberries grapes berries citrus and melon pieces. The shell is filled then chilled and served with thin cookies and a light wine or sherry drizzle. Also includes local notices and church announcements.
To remove rust stains from fabrics rub with halves of lemon after the juice is used moisten with water sprinkle with salt and lay in the sun for several days Wash out in the usual way.
Washington 43 The Anderson committee investigating Midwest and Far West food shortages highlights the black market’s harm to honest dealers, processors, and distributors. Witnesses say ceiling prices and enforcement gaps push legitimate firms toward ruin as unscrupulous middlemen expand. Farmers lament distorted prices while some profiteers welcome the status quo.
The Cambridge Central School graduation took place in the First Presbyterian Church. Names of graduates include Jean Anjarews, Mary Bates, and many others with Ellen McCollum as valedictorian and May Scaglione as salutatorian. Diplomas were awarded by Clarence E. Coulter, with Dr. Joseph Bolton delivering the address. Prizes were presented, notably Joyce B. McCollum winning the Ondawa Cambridge Chapter DAR prize for best American History work.
A jumble of recipes and notes covers cakes, sauces, and desserts with steps for a dense sponge cake, a fruit glaze, and a cheese sauce. It includes kitchen tips, a souffle, stewed plums, veal chops with paprika, and a notice mentioning Mary Bates and several prize recipients at Cambridge events. The text cites Captain John Day Briggs returning home and notes about student awards from the National Honor Society and other local groups.
Raymertown resident Miss Lottie Powell from Troy visited Mrs. Anna Robbins for a weekend. Robert J. Bulman of the Second Regiment State Guard planned a week at Peekskill. A Youth Fellowship meeting was set for Sunday at 7 30 p m at Richard Hall. The Women s Missionary Society prepared for a Melrose trip on Thursday. July 5 union meeting featured Miss Barbara Downing of Canaan Conn vacationing with grandparents Mr and Mrs Tester Campbell. Miss Mamie Fitzgerald returned home after a week with her sister Mrs Irving Haynes of Hoosick Falls.
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