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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1943
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for itchy eczema pimples and red blotches. It claims quick relief and money refund if one application fails with added notes on foot itching and cracks between your toes.
Word arrived that a second class musician rating was awarded to a husband. David Hewitt, 38, of this city, visited Jay Curtis in Stafford Springs. Arnold family returns from Newport visit. Lua Farrell returns to Albany after visiting John and Mary Farrell. Carl Boucher improves after Leonard Hospital operation. Bowling league leaders list with Gus DeStefano at 195, many others high scorers. Friendship Tea hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service in honor of Dr Naomi Ekdehl with musical selections and various performers.
Surprise hit barbs 4110s variety your family wants tonight with tangy meat flavored barbecue lamb shanks. Use Armour's lamb for young tender meat and mild flavor. Brown lamb, prepare sauce with onions pepper sugar mustard paprika Worcester sauce Tabasco ketchup vinegar water, bake two hours at 350 F, serve over fluffy rice to serve six.
Lewis Howland and Mrs E G Bostwick hosted tea for Mrs Joseph O Mosseau president of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger Con F Green, visiting from this city, was commissioned by Supreme Clues Ranger Thomas H Meyers of Richmond Hill and will visit the Foresters of America in Westchester County tonight. Green, a rare double appointee, previously served as Grand Chef Ranger of New York State. He outlined jurisdiction over Hudson River counties from Saratoga to Westchester. He will also attend the Past Chef Rangers Association meeting in the city on Thursday December 16. He will be assisted by John J Ryan and Frank P Norris this evening. Brevities. The eighth and ninth graders meet in First Methodist Church for religious instruction. Rev David C Huntington attended the diocesan anniversary in Albany. Girl Scouts meet at First Presbyterian rectory room at 3:30 pm led by Mrs Robert Tiel and Mrs Marion Wheelock. Members of First Presbyterian invited to Stillwater exhibit of Chinese articles by Rev and Mrs Lyman Talman of Schoonmaker Presbyterian Church. A delegation from Ondawa Lodge visits St John’s Lodge in Greenfield Center for H E Ellsworth reception, deputy grand master of the Saratoga War Ten Masonic District. George M Robinson of St John’s, newly named grand steward, will be presented with a grand steward’s apron.
Stillwater Upton Chapter OES will observe Master Masons' Night at their regular meeting tomorrow at 3 pm in the Masonic Temple. The chapter birthday will be noted and a memorial service conducted by officers. A covered dish supper at 6 30 pm. attendees bring a covered dish and personal provisions. Officers to wear white.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many word clues and partial names like Swiss river, water animal, and a city in New Mexico. It assembles scattered hints such as a sea bird, a herb, a flute playing role, a moth of old lexicon, and various numeric codes, forming a puzzle-like antique page item.
Mary Pszeniczny mother of Corporal Joseph Pszeniczny, who reportedly escaped German lines in Italy, died at her Troy home after learning of her son’s safe return. She resided in Troy forty years and was active in St. Joseph's Society and the Rosary Sodality. Survivors include five daughters and five sons.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 9 am from the residence and 9 30 am from Holy Trinity Church. Interment follows at St Joseph's Cemetery. Bananas are the chief export of Honduras.
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