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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
12
Instructions describe preparing kidneys by cleaning, slicing, and cooking with onions in meat drippings, then simmering with tomatoes until tender. Serve over steamed or boiled rice. Also mentions broiling or sautéing liver briefly to remove red color.
Local family visits and travel notes from Rome, Buskirk, Monsick, and Brunswick. Sunday services at Hoosick Baptist and AH Saints Episcopal with brief sermon and communion plans. Loyal Workers and Ladies' Aid officers elected, plus long-serving treasurer Elora Fonda noted. Nutritional note on pork and lamb liver compared to calf and beef liver.
A recipe and method for Shish Kabob lamb with bacon and onions, including marinating in wine and herbs, skewering and broiling, and serving with seasoned rice. Adds tomato halves and optional chicken livers as variations, plus a tomato accompaniment.
St George Stewart of Aberdeen Proving Grounds is spending two furloughs with his wife at home off Broadway. Mrs Fenwick Vanderwerken of Williams Street is at Glens Falls Hospital for treatment. John Stone and family returned home after visiting relatives. Set and Mrs Joseph Rezey hosted guests from Camp LeJuene. Workmen tear down the old Feeley building on Main Street supervised by Washington County authorities. Thirty eight World War II veterans joined Whitehall Post 23 American Legion after a Granville Post initiates. Clothing collection drive hopes to raise several thousand pounds. Rev Lucien F H Kern urges larger totals. Sgt Paul Constant and Pfc Roland Gedo, sons of local families, wrote home from Italy. Rev David E Martin of Paterson has accepted a call to become pastor of the First Baptist Church here. resignation from Paterson will take effect May 20 with duties starting later in May.
Mrs. Marthe A. Mullen spent a day in Schuylerville with Cassaguna. Mr and Mrs Win and Ferrara of Argyle were guests of RK Richards on Sunday. Rev Lewis Stewart is spending three weeks in Monroe Pennsylvania conducting evangelistic meetings.
The report notes large eggs will be scarcer due to wartime needs, with medium and small eggs offering similar value when cheaper. USDA data sets minimum weights per dozen. Rhubarb is a good buy as warm days arrive, with home grown pie plants starting earlier this year. Prepare rhubarb by trimming leaves, cutting stems, and cooking with water. sugar can be substituted with corn syrup or honey for a lighter sauce.
In action since April 24 he enlisted in March with the Second Hell on Wheels Division of the Ninth Army for eight months. The Rutland bookmobile will be in the village about 1 36 pm Tuesday May 13. Requests for special books may be written to Miss Doris Bates at the library, Rutland Vt, before May 15.
Mrs William C Suile chaired the town clothing collection sending 1500 pounds to Bennington shipping center after prior drops at North Adams and Bennington. Neighbors gathered at Mrs Fred Niles home Main and Church Streets Tuesday for a birthday observance with gifts and a cake by Thomas Petit. Lt James F Spencer son of Mr and Mrs Blaine Spencer of North Pownal is reported missing.
Pa Lomen Pratt of the Marines arrived at Oakland after tent days on duty. Mrs Floyd Lewis chairs the Crippled Children drive, reporting $7425 collected. Elizabeth Colt, a former Pownal Center teacher, married Richard Stockwell at Beattieboro's St Michael's Episcopal Church. he served in the Solomons and New Guinea and is now discharged. The couple will live at Pitfield where he works for General Esseisié Co. Otis Dorman returned home recently with a severe cold. Mrs Irene Masby with relatives returned from Orlando FIs.
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