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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1943

Page

21

Harmonic Circle to Give Award at June Meeting

The Harmonic Circle held its regular meeting at the home of the Misses Ruth and Nell Hardy with Leta Lappens presiding. Officers were reelected and Mrs. William Gledhill named publicity chair. Plans for the year include awarding the coach prize to a top student from Troy Lansingburg and Cohoes. A musical program followed directed by Mrs. GledHill with participants and accompanists listed. The June gathering will be at Mrs. Hazel Fellows’s home at Band Lake and will be a picnic and annual dinner.

Harmonic Circle Ruth Nell Hardy Leta Lappens William Gledhill Troy Lansingburg Cohoes Gledthill Mary Collins Ruth Kingsbury John Aird Lappeus Avila la Plante Nan Hirst Jessie Hulstrom Misa Elva Vincent Pauline Baye Blanche Sharlot la Plante Hazel Fellows Band Lake

Future Bride Feted at Party

Mrs. Raymond J. Mahoney of 494 Pawling Avenue hosted a novelty shower for her niece Miss Virginia Boyle on Monday evening with forty guests enjoying yellow and white decor and a bridal cake. Miss Ilene Benson played piano, Mrs. Raymond Fini sang, and Virginia received many gifts before her Monday wedding to Pfc. Charles H Shortsleeves of the Army Air Force. The Kings Daughters of United Presbyterian Church met at Miss Elizabeth Sharpe's home with the Bible and What It Means to Us as the theme. A rummage sale was planned for late May with William Gray to find salesrooms. Refreshments were served with hostesses Mrs William Sharpe and Miss Carol Sharpe assisting. Bethesda Home Board of Managers will hold May conference Monday at 3 pm at 504 Second Avenue, with Mrs. Henry C Martin presiding and Elizabeth Taylor reporting on April activities.

Raymond J. Mahoney Pawling Avenue Virginia Boyle Ilene Benson Raymond Fini Pfc Charles H Shortsleeves Army Air Force The Kings Daughters of the United Presbytean Church Elizabeth Sharpe Tenth Street Joseph Chambers William Gray Harry 4 Schramm William Sharpe Carol Sharpe Board of Managers Bethesda Home Second Avenue Henry C Martin Elizabeth Taylor

Average American Woman Takes Rationing Calmly

The piece portrays Mrs America as a humble shopper who accepts rationing with good humor. She prioritizes points over price, forgives shortages, and avoids complaints, contrasting with a minority who protest. The dominant attitude shows resilience and practical adaptation to wartime limits.

America

Pressure Cooker Recommended For Canning

The U S Department of Agriculture endorses steam pressure canners as the only safe method for canning certain vegetables. It warns that boiling cannot reliably kill spoilage organisms and Bacillus botulinum spores in non acidic products, while a properly used pressure cooker achieves the necessary high temperatures.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Department United States

Safe home canning methods for non acid foods urged

The Agriculture Department warns non acidic foods like beans peas corn greens and meats can harbor botulinum toxin if canned improperly. It endorses steamer pressure canners and notes boiling ten minutes destroys the toxin in boiled jars, while spores may survive. Regional guidance varies but pressure canning remains first choice.

Department of Agriculture Pacific Coast Mountain and Great Plains

You Can Protect Your Hands While Gardening

Practical tips for gardeners to protect hands using soap to fill nails vanishing cream and lotion after washing. The note praises clean hands, reduced dirt intrusion, and easier cleanup while gardening. Includes an aside about Port Moresby weather and rainfall similar to New York City with nearby areas flooded by 23 inch annual tramfall.

Port Moresby New Guiner New York City

Uniform for Lady Marine Trim And Businesslike

The women Marines adopt a sober forest green winter uniform with no dress blue and red. Captain Anne A. Lentz designs the outfit, coordinating with Marine officers and manufacturers, while a clothing allowance will let members buy uniforms and undergarments much like WAVES.

U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve Anne A. Lentz John M. Lents U. S. Army Ruth Cheney Streeter Lentz OPA New York Washington Oveta Culp Hobby WAAC Marine Corps Marines

AnyT RING Can Happen Or Have To See It To Believe It

Mixed clippings note a church two ring ceremony with Lt Shirley Berton as best man, Lt Berton serving, and Sgt Bailey Barrett marrying Lois Moore in a New York event. Also mentions gold in Alaska post holes, a Boston elevated railway tax token exchange, a car bicycle accident in Grants Pass, and a golf round with one club, plus a Wayne University swimming coach line.

New York Berton Saeut Baily M. Barrett U. S. Air Force Lois Elizabeth Moore Shirley WAAC Camp Devens Mass

Recognition Quiz and House Burning Loss in 12-Game Slide

The piece notes a 12 game losing streak brushed off by coaches with a harsh quip. Wayne toppled the University of Detroit 2 to 1, after which Maas’ house burned down the next morning. The historical clip also mentions prison escape with a bloodhound at Pike County prison camp and a rabbit hunting advisory in Memphis. Peter Snyder of Averill Park recently enlisted in the Navy and trains at Sampson.

Versity Wayne University of Detroit Maas NAVY Peter Snyder Averill Park Sampson Joseph Sullivan Ete Foveal

OPA Permits Rise in Bread Prices in Utah and Midwest

The Office of Price Administration authorized a one cent per loaf price increase on bread in Utah Fargo Moorehead and nearby areas. OPA says bakeries faced losses but some officials worry the move breaks the hold the president ordered. Critics fear broader pressure from other food processors.

Washington Office of Price Administration Roosevelt Utah Fargo N. C Moorehead Minn OPA

To Hold Clinic At Poestenkill

An immunization clinic will be held at the Poestenkill School today at 2 pm and at East Poestenkill at 3 pm. Dr. Henry S. Albrecht health of local medical staff will oversee the安排.

Poestenkill Poestenkill School East Poestenkill School East Poestenkill Henry S. Albrecht

War Time Clinics Offer Toxoid and Smallpox Vaccines

A clinic led by officers and assisted by Miss Ada M Faas urges parents to vaccinate children amid war time. Preschool children aged 86 months to 6 years will receive diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccine is offered to those 16 months to 6 years and to school children not previously vaccinated or not in the last five years. adults may attend this clinic.

Ficer Ada M. Faas

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