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Troy Record

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Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1960

Page

2

Mrs Moulton Named Jury Stenographer

District Attorney John T. Casey announced the appointment of Kathryn A. Moulton of 449 Third Street as grand jury stenographer effective immediately. She previously led the Civil Service list for senior stenographer and has worked as a court stenographer in Rensselaer County.

John T. Casey Kathryn A. Moulton 3Rd St Moulton Civil’ Service Moston Ier Virginia Wharen 2Nd Ave Rensselaer County Children's Court Catholic Central Heir School Troy Business College

Amaranth Plans Reception for William Hussey in Albany Area

More than 180 persons attended a recent Amaranth event for William Hussey, assistant grand lecturer of the 7th District. The reception at Lansingburg Masonic Temple featured a degree conferred by Mrs. Julia Whelas, gifts, and musical selections by Mrs. Marie Nielsen and Miss Thelma Moll. Attendees came from Saratoga Springs, Rensselaer, Albany, Schenectady, Hudson, Cobleskill, Watervliet, Chatham, and nearby communities. Plans were announced for related receptions on Oct. 24 and Oct. 27 at Acacia Court Schenectady and Columbia Court Chatham.

Vera Hammersley Roy-Meening Falmer White Lansingburg Marie Nielsen Thelma Moll Syper Galliiy Pieau EU Uuenit Saratoga Springs Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Hudson Cobles- Sill Watervliet Chatham Frances Drata Apollo Court Druzidla Tezard Acacia Court Elizabeth Sharpey Columbia Court

Salada Tea Sparks Change In Breakfast Etiquette In Boston

In Boston the city famed for tea Salada leads a shift from strict morning rituals to breakfast in bed. A century ago mothers and children rose early for tea with milk, but today breakfast in bed is seen as acceptable. Salada's premium Ceylon blend reportedly tastes richer and more luxurious, prompting the trend for pampered mornings, especially on Mother's Day.

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