Firefighters wives urged to attend April meeting
The next regular meeting is scheduled for April at 7 p.m. at the firehouse. Wives of active members and immediate family members are invited to attend and participate in the session.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1949
Page
3
The next regular meeting is scheduled for April at 7 p.m. at the firehouse. Wives of active members and immediate family members are invited to attend and participate in the session.
Mrs Nolan curry head of Malua women’s committee of the League of Women Voters spoke on United Nations of Today at a luncheon of the Women’s Society of Christian Berries at Fifth Avenue State Greet Methodist Church. Mrs William G Herbert presided. Mrs Curry was introduced by Miss Bradley Nichols. Other league members presented were Mrs Harold Gray and Miss Mabel A Milhas. Mrs Gray spoke on United Nations for peace and world program.
Sacred Heart Sodality of Saint Augustine's Church will sponsor a card party and social at Saint Augustine School Hall on Tuesday evening April 28. Mrs Arthur Gleason chairs, assisted by Mrs Mary C Fogarty. Ticket chairs are Mrs Thomas J Fitgerald and Miss Catherine A Galvin. Others set up tables, cards, and prizes, with several named volunteers. A meeting to finalize committees will follow Tuesday evening.
Kasickertacker Junior High School Parent Teacher Association will elect new officers for the coming year at a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school. Mrs. Clement Ketterson, president, will preside. John Lapineki, speaker from the State Commission Against Discrimination, will address the group. Two films on the subject will be shown. Tra Freedman will chair the entertainment committee. Refreshments will be served by seventh grade mothers. Pet. Frederick J. Detho Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Preterick Deltio, recently returned to Columbus, Ga., after a ten day leave spent with his parents. he enlisted in the Army six months ago. He attended St Peter's School. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter Marilyn attended the wedding of Mrs. Smith's niece Deris C. Wilson to Gilbert C. Dormands in Baldwin, La., that Sunday.
An odd guide explains eyebrow discipline through wax, using mustache wax for shaping and grooming. It advises light coloring and grooming brushes, noting that gentle wax control can keep brows neat and prevent unruly hairs from flaring into disruptive behavior.
A garbled OCR segment describes a steam fire incident during cooking and mentions a crew or persons, a plan to cover or fight the fire, and resulting actions. The text is unclear but implies an emergency or safety mishap in a kitchen setting with references to brown color and torn items.
Blanch Kelly the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kelly will marry James Bradley. Kelly, a Catholic Central High School graduate, works for the New York Division of Parole in Albany. Bradley is a Navy veteran and in the family plumbing business. The wedding is planned for May at St. Josephs Church.
Mr. and Mrs. James Grinnell of Mamaroneck visit Dr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer Baler. Mrs. Nicholag A Engler of Avecili Park takes an apartment with Mrs. Mary Wyatt at 275 Pawling Ave. Miss Peggy Roff, daughter of Mrs. H Norton Roff of Albany and former Troy resident, now University of Rochester sophomore, to swim in Easter Parade water show. Miss Roff a St. Agnes graduate.
Sergeant Legree, known as the Singing Cop, broadcasts a weekly safety program since 1943. He teaches 3,000 Flint youths to avoid traffic danger, conducts assemblies, and leads a safety patrol network that boosted Flint to a national safety council ranking.
A vintage article argues that aging enhances feminine appeal as women maintain fitness and skincare. It suggests older women can achieve trimmer figures with time, effort, and self confidence, challenging youth-centric beauty norms.
Miss Marguerite A. Nichols to wed Robert J. Fasoldt of Rensselaer. Engagement announced by Mrs. William Nichola of Albany. The wedding is set for May 14. Nichols a Vincentien Institute graduate and New York Telephone employee. Fasoldt also with the Telephone Co. and Columbia High School and Troy Business College alumnus.
Miss Camilla Elisabeth Poor daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Eri Poor Jr of 140 Pennington Avenue Panasnic New Jersey married David Benson Carlisle son of Dr and Mrs John Hows Carlisle of 1B Aycrigg Avenue Passaic New Jersey. Rev Donald MacAdie officiated at St Johns Episcopal Church. Attendant was Mercia W Wilson cousin from Wayne Pennsylvania. Best man Robert Curitiba brother of the groom. The bride wore white satin with lace headdress inherited from grandmother Mrs Nobert D Benson. She carried gardenias and stephanotis. The couple will reside at 62 Clark Court Rutherford New Jersey.
An advertisement promotes the Spring Fashion Book with pattern designs including matching lingerie items. It highlights 130+ patterns for all ages and occasions, illustrated, and offered at a low price from The There Record, 121 West Line south New York.
Wayne Michigan report recalls Arthur Peters a former GI who dreamed of music after a Milan teacher heard him sing in Italy. After wartime predictions and a Detroit Met scout, Peters won a Met contract and a 5000 check, abandoning his architectural engineering job to pursue opera, aiming for higher notes beyond high C.
Constance Ellis runs a home for war brides in the United States offering weekly gatherings, advice, and friendship. Mina Ellislee started a small paper for war brides, growing from 200 to 2,000 readers. The Pillar Box newsletter aims to share good news and support, printed free then sold to sustain the effort.
A rough, fragmentary recipe describes shaping a crust for cornfeke using cornfake mixed with See crombe, melted butter or margarine, and sugar. The instructions mention pressing the mixture into a pan, chilling, and adding costard or fruit filling.
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