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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
13
A recipe feature explains table ready meats as quick hot meals with bologna cups filled with creamed eggs. Includes variations using pepperoni and corn bake, plus a peach cream cheese dessert option and strawberry gelatin including cloves.
A sample olive and smoked salmon filling is suggested for rye bread. A round and square dance will be held today in Odd Fellows Hall with Gaylord Campbell’s orchestra. Mr and Mrs Coville Brust visit from Buffalo. Dr Paul Empie’s daughter Susan wed in New York City. Stanton Tate presided at the volunteer firemen meeting. Lake Lorraine picnic cancelled. Firemen’s field day at Schaghticoke fair awarded 350.
The New York Telephone Co announces Mechanicville will use Morris 4 name for its dialing from fall with 518 area code. Two letters plus five digits will replace numbers to enable direct long distance dialing. A special directory and dial instruction pamphlet will accompany the changeover.
Schaghticoke resident Miss Lulu Maher returns from a month abroad. Harlow and Mrs Harlow Bender spent the weekend in Vermont. Mrs Mabel Rose of Cobleskill visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Sherman. Mr and Mrs George A Kerber and children of Utica were guests of Mrs Thomas Sweney. Bobby De Zuba of Stillwater visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred R Ackart. The Monday tea for Sept 12 at Mrs Raymond Sherman Melrose has been postponed to Oct 3 at Mrs Louis F Martin. Harry Clark and daughters Betsy and Kathy returned to Lowell Massachusetts after visiting Lula Maher.
Avocados soften as they reach readiness. Let them sit at room temperature until yield to gentle finger pressure, then refrigerate until use.
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