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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
14
Feathery apricot knot rolls are described as ideal daily fare. The recipe lists ingredients such as yeast, enriched flour, apricots, lemon rind, and sugar, with instructions to soften yeast, mix, rise, shape, fill with apricot filling, bake, and glaze. Yield stated as about four dozen.
Miss Mildred Thomas and Miss Hazel Brimmer spent weekends in New York and Troy respectively. Mrs. Joan Moon and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Church hosted relatives while veterans Lawrence Church and Eugene Church visited family. David Stewart recovered from injuries after hospital care and Wesley Durgee’s medical extension kept him in Troy’s Samaritan Hospital.
Center Cambridge Miss NeNie O'Donnell and John O'Donnell spent one day last week in Troy. Hino Hamlin returned after time with friends at Brooklin. Miss Escher Hall of West Cambridge spends the week with Peggy Hopkins. Mrs Edward JL Heckert of Watervliet was in town Monday attending the funeral of Miss Vere MM Cornel. Mrs Howard F. Dodds returned after two weeks with her son and daughter in Anderson Indiana. Rochester resident Spencer, 45, died Wednesday from a skull fracture suffered in a fall at home on May 17.
Seamen aboard a destroyer near Okinawa discuss meals and gripe about canned chow while joking about home. They reminisce of past action, plan for future letters, and express longing to return to family as they stress keeping ship operations steady and morale high.
North Hoosick residents report Mrs Adbert Nesbitt visiting Mr and Mrs Alexander Nesbitt in New York. Miss Marion Chase remains housebound after ear infection. A community auction at the Methodist Church lawn Saturday at 2 30 pm will raise funds for the church. Harwood McCart of White Creek will auction household goods as hamburgers coffee and soda are sold. The Women’s Society of Christian Service sponsors the sale and next monthly meeting Friday at 2 pm invites members to bring cotton scraps for quilts to be sold at the fall fair.
Protein foods replace scarce meat as Fish emerges as a key substitute. Frozen fish retain value after thawing with lower heat and longer cooking. Frying, boiling, and broiling offer varied methods. practical tips include wrapping fillets, using vinegar or lemon juice, and serving with a zingy sauce. Recipes like Toasty Fish Bing show budget-friendly meals using cod and rice. Local notices mention residents visiting Undertrees and a Girl Scouts tea in Granze Hall.
Raymertown Children’s Day exercises will be held at the Lutheran Church Sunday evening June 10. Golien. Ray Rebekah Lodge sponsors a game party in Lo.o. Hall Monday evening. Charles Barry Jr arrived at his parents’ home and plans to stay indefinitely. Mr and Ira Waldo Dick and daughter Nancy of Troyers Sunday as guests of ALN Dick Mamie Fitzgerald returned home after visiting Mrs Giving Haynes of Hoosick Falls. A Raymertown baseball game Monday night saw the Wild Cats defeat Center Brunswick’s Red Caps 4-?
Cropseyville resident Carolyn Roden visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Roden for the weekend. Harland Finkle and Robert Haunenstein, two local soldiers, recently met in Belgium. Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison and daughter from New York spent the weekend at their summer home here. Sunday School will be held at the Presbyterian Church at 10 am and the worship service will be at Ham. oe.
Shushan Mrs Agnes McGeoch visits friends in Argyle. Christian Dierckx of New Cannan Connecticut stayed with Mr and Mrs James Langford. Mr and Mrs Edwin Maynes and their children of Bensington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Gray. Mrs Percy Watkins visited on Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Edgar Wat.
An early ad touts a “fresh up” product described as a smile inducing drink for all ages. It promises a pleasant mouthfeel and easy enjoyment with a slow sip, suggesting stores displaying the 7 Up sign will have it.
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