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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1944
Page
21
Scarce cranberries drive creative relishes to jazz up meals. A recipe round includes Cranberry Celery Sauce with fresh berries, celery and sugar, plus Spiced Cranberries with cinnamon cloves and lemon, yielding quarts. Also Cranberry Vita Relish blends cranberries apples lemon carrot celery sugar and salt into a textured mix.
Perennial vegetable spotlight favors the onion as a year round staple with aroma and sweetness. A recipe section offers cranberry mandarin sauce, topping ideas for vanilla ice cream, sherbet, and salads. Also included are onions with mushroom sauce and baked onions au gratin steps with condensed soup and paprika.
The crew of the battleship New Jersey will receive "buddy bags" for Christmas. Each officer and man will find cigarettes candy playing cards a Bible shaving materials toothpaste shoe supplies and writing materials in the care packages gathered by Mrs Beatrice Campion assistant secretary of state and widow of Louis Compton. Also noted is a report on Inca lost arts including vegetable dyes and lacquers as explored by Truman E Bailey attached to the Inter-American Development Commission with 325 dye colors collected in Peru over six months.
A rough recipe for tapioca pudding lists 1 cup quick cooking tapioca 1 to 3 cup honey and 34 teaspoon salt with 4 cups scalded milk and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Tapioca, honey, and salt are mixed then cooked until transparent, stirred often then cooled and folded with stiffly beaten egg whites and vanilla folded in.
A kitchen note describes preparing potatoes with eggs and Worcestershire, then baking at 499 degrees for 45 minutes. It also outlines cooking Bermuda onions in salted water until tender, slicing tops and bottoms, crisscross scoring, buttering, and layering with tomato ketchup before baking. Serves 4. Agricultural experts note many races of man rust fungus parallels to crop varieties.
Whitehall and nearby communities report several local updates. Edward LaMay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ledfey, marked his 16th birthday at home on Mountain Street. Mrs. Manell of Queen Street returns after weeks in Moses Luddington Hospital. Miss Mimi Catudal visits Montreal after attending Mrs. Gibbs's death in Montreal. Lieut. Fenwick Vanderwerker resumes duties in San Pedro after thirty days with his wife. Evelyn Scists of Freeport attended Mrs. Jones's funeral in Hampton. Capt. Gordon Foote of Rock Avenue earned the Silver Star with the Fifth Army in Italy. The Wizard Club met at Vera Terry’s. prizewinners were Archangeault, Terry, and Colomb. Aviation Cadet Joseph Manuele from Whitehall became a Light officer after bombardier training in Carlsbad, NM. Paul Brodie, formerly of Whitehall, dies suddenly in Scotia. funeral held Friday. Burial in Scotia Cemetery.
Towns end Club scheduled to meet at the schoolhouse this evening. A Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday morning at the Reformed Church from 9 to 10 AM. Mr and Mrs Leon Honsinger celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary at their Ashcroft Street home with thirty relatives and friends attending. A clothing drive for European refugees is organized by Mr Clifford Tripper or Mrs Love van Coonradt sr. The League For Service sponsors a mission box for Fadiaz children in Oklahoma with Mrs Mildred Witbeck in charge. Religious instruction continues for students tomorrow afternoon. Choir rehearsal Friday evening followed by a teachers meeting. A fair and supper at the Reformed Church is planned for Tuesday evening, Dec 5, with committees named for various duties. Supper will be served from payment.
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