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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1945
Page
14
Easy to grow peppers include sweet red and pimento varieties. Detailed planting, soil, fertilizing, and watering steps cover seed sowing timing, transplant readiness after frost, spacing, starter solution, and maintenance. Protect seedlings from cutworms with collars and monitor for pests while noting variety suitability by region.
Mrs Kenneth Miller entertained Miss Ann Saniski with a pre wedding shower featuring games and refreshments. Miss Saniski received many gifts. The United Poestenkill School Districts PTA will meet Monday to install officers with Mrs William Cobb speaking and Mrs Benjamin T. presiding.
Pinney president, progry in charge of Mrs Christie and Mrs Pan Hachmann will host guests at Evangelical Lutheran Church Tuesday. Newly confirmed members will attend a party in their honor in the parish hall at 3 p.m. A program is planned and refreshments will be served.
West Hoosick guests include Mrs. Lewis Schenski and children from Hoosick Falls. Miss Bertha Pruttz of Schenectady visits. Rose Loree of Troy and Mrs. Kenneth Bulson attend. Families from Petersburg Rexford join for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pine hosted. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Erenensich and children visit. A United Class festival at Rep roist Church in the annex on Friday May 25 invites the public. Class meeting set for Monday at Mrs. Mosiey’s home.
Nobie Callahan Post of the American Legion plans its annual poppy sale on May 23 and 36 with the auxiliary aiding. William M. Burke led a May meeting at Brent Street rooms praising Ernest A. te alles, pate commander, for poppy duties. A World War I memorial dedication at St Nicholas Ukrainian Church and a service at St John’s Episcopal Church are scheduled for May 27 with Legion and auxiliary participants.
The article notes a parade preceding the St Nicholas dedication with William Lut as drum major in charge. Plans include the 2nd anniversary celebration of Trojan Posty WV FW at the Annex on June 20, and committees to decorate veterans graves for Memorial Day. The Rensselaer County American Legion Committee invites the New York State Department to post its ERED convention in Tra! a Rensse- Tear County center. Merrit Waterman chairs Memorial Day open house committees with Louis Nappies assisting.
A Moscow broadcast relayed by UPI said Martha Asenduee, a former Socialist member of the Reichstag, urged German women to help the Allies purge Nazi militarism and bandits. The broadcast cited Hitler’s regime as corrupt and called for cleansing German society of these elements.
Watermes Meri Flats and Staeold Brennen announce a joint meeting with the auxiliary to discuss upcoming plans and community activities. The gathering aims to coordinate efforts and align on shared goals for the period ahead.
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