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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1943
Page
11
Portland reports its twenty millionth nickel collected from city parking meters. Over five years the total revenue reached $1,000,000 despite gasoline rationing. In 1940 the average per meter was 32 cents daily. this year the average is 34.7 cents per day.
Dr. Thomas D. Masters explains how cold exposure harms skin, noting normal reactions like redness, pain, and swelling, and detailing progression to chilblains with purplish skin, itching, and slow-healing sores. With tighter fuel supplies, more people face winter skin injuries and must understand prevention and symptoms.
The text outlines frostbite progression from numbness to cold extremities and potential gangrene. It notes cold exposure as the initial injury, formation of ice crystals in the skin, red wheals and blisters, then gradual warming as essential. It compares frostbite to burns and stresses restoring warmth and circulation to prevent tissue damage.
Pittstown residents plan a W S meeting with Mrs Howart Humphrey on Wednesday. The Golden Rule Class hosts a Halloween party at Rachel Reed's home Monday. The Childrens Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Hazel Castle’s home. Fred Ives of Mailboro and Nellie Chatten of Rochester spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jising O’Donnell. Mr and Mrs J Loucks were attenders at the wedding of J Roberts and Mrs C Rasmus san of LTey. Mr and Mrs Forrest Guregory welcomed weekend guests Mrs J L Giddings and Lizzie Bibens from Springfield. Kenneth Dearstyne visited.
A meeting of teachers and officers of the Sunday School was held Tuesday at the parsonage with discussion and refreshments. Missionary society members from the Reformed Church will attend the annual conference of Saratoga Greenwich classes. Mrs Nelson Van Raalte is vice president. Mrs Alfred Beatall is president of Boght Corners Reformed Church.
Governor Dewey fulfilled a 1942 campaign pledge by consolidating four State Tax Department units into a single miscellaneous tax bureau effective immediately. The merged units include common taxes, while the stock transfer, pari mutuel, and mortgage tax bureaus will continue with their heads and staff. Mary Goode Krone will direct the new bureau, aiming for greater efficiency and cost savings.
West Sand Lake The Grange will meet tomorrow evening at Grange Hall. Social hour will be in charge of Mrs Clarence Wichs.
Raymertown announces a meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society at the home of Mrs M. Snider on Tuesday afternoon. Francis O’Brien, tax collector for School District No 4 in Cooksboro and Milford Burnt, is described in the notice with re tax duties at his home.
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