Albany NY Knickerbocker News 1945

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Miss Linacre
Married to
Ravena Sailor
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The marriage of Miss Bernice
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T . i n n n r » | ( i g u g h ^ r r>f N p r t w j n
H. Linacre, 416 New Scotland,
and Mrs. Arthur EichstaHt. to M.
M, (3c) LelanA D. Osterhout,
USNR. son of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Osterhout, fSTveha", '•*(&*T«
• | p. m. yesterday In the Temple
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D O N T TftlFUI WITH TASTE!
Safeguasd the fine flavor of thsa
r e c i p e - u s e Rumford no-alum
Baking Powder.
Baptist
Church.
T h e Rev. John
R. Neubert officiated. —*—
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The bride wore a navy blue
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a suit with white accessories and
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j-whtte roses. Her only attendant
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was her sister, Miss Helen L. Linacre, who wore a gray pin-striped
suit with navy accessories and
pink roses.
Lawrence Osterhout was best
man for his brother and Jack
P e r r y , E . M. ( 3 c ) R i c h a r d
Butler
and Royal Stanton were ushers.
Following a reception at the
Linacre home, the couple left on
a wedding trip.. They willJill to
Newport, R I., where the bridegroom la stationed.
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nounced the engagement of their
Mrs. Floyd E. Mellette has been daughter, Miss Anne Ricciardi to
elected president ef the Tuesday Seaman (lc) Anthony J. Finkle
Literary Club for the coming Jr.* sou uf Mr and Mrs Anthony
J. Finkle, Castle-ton.
year.
Miss, Ricciardi attended St. JoOther officers include vicepresi- seph's Academy, and is now emdeht, Mrs. Howard Aberle; secre- ployed by the General. Electric
tary, Mrs. Charles Trendell; treas- Company, Schenectady.
urer, Mrs. Herbert C. Duffy; Seaman Pinkie, a veteran of a
press correspondent, Mrs. Ray- year's service in .the Aleutian
mond Hatch. and historian, Mrs. Islands, has reported to Seattle,
Louis Albers.
Wash., after aHtt-day leave. - H e
Mrs. Charles Kosbob will be has7 been in service two years
hostess at her home, 9 Sard Rd., / N o date
for the meeting next Tiiesday.f wedding.
There will be' a panel discussion
on "Wt Who Built. America."
Those participating will be Mis.
Trendell Mrs Mallette, Mrs. Albers, Mrs, Charles Mot is her and
Mrs. Roy Lounsour
The City Club of Albany will
celebrate its -•">th anniversary
[with- a-luncheon aV vi'M p.
Saturday, May Hi, in St. Peter
Episcopal Church Guild House,
J Id? State. The celebration, at
I which a president and directors]
; will be elected, will feature the
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'early history of this non-partisan
organization.
, The club was the outgrowth of
ithe suffrage movement and was
forme* by a group of those lead
era who wished to keep fhemselves informed and to' use the
vote' intelligently. -j***?\
Several of the original board
will assist with the arrangements,
including Mrsi Edward S. Deevey.
Miss Anne Grace Dplan, Mrs.
John Hale McElroy, Miss Mary MRS. ALBERT E. KIRCHNER
LT. GLADYS L. HARM
V. Hun and Mrs. Percy B. Soott
of New York City. Miss Elizabeth M. Smith, founder and first
president, will be guest of- honor
The McKownville Woman's
and past" presidents who will asClub will resume its meetings at
sist will be ^Mrs. Joseph Gavit,
8 p. m. today in the Fire Hall.
Mrs. William T. Byrne, Mrs.. WilMrs/Byron Snowden will preside.
liam D. Wade and Miss Mary M.
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Wasaon. .
Several historical episodes will
be presented under the direction
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Neit- of Miss Clara Van Burk Hagey Mr. and Mrs. Theodore/ J
zel, Troy, have announced the en- and Miss Virginia C. Wallace. O'Donnell, 264 Ontario, have angagement and. approaching mar- Mrs. Thomas Boyd Wheeler and nounced the marriage of' their,
riage of their niece, 1st Lt. Mist F. Henrietta Brett will have daughter, Miss Jeanne Lillian
Gladys L.-Harm, ANC, now sta- charge of properties.
O'Donnell, to Albert E. Kirchner,
tioned in Italy, to 1st- Lt. David
LIFE OF THE FABRIC
Mrs. Francis P. Kimball is genL. O'Toole, Leominister, Mass.
eral chairman for the anniver- G. M. 3/c, USNR, son of M L a n d | |
w i t h Just
Lieutenant Harm was graduat- sary and Dr. Ethel L. Cornell is Mrs. John Kirchner, 866 Madison.
, The wedding was Apr. 18* at
ed from the Albany Hospital club president
T Miairrh-Beachr F4*VH*/hei»-the
formerly lived at 36 Marion. She
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bridegroom is stationed. Navy
enlisted in the Army Nurse
Chaplain
Burke officiated.
Corps in 1942 and after a year at
u s e mmw
The bride attended Albany
Fort Eustis and Fort Jackson
High School, and is on the staff
sensational
went overseas. Since July, 1948,
of the State Laboratory. She is
she has been on duty in Africa
The
McKownville
Home
Bumaking her home with her
and Italy.
reau
will
meet
at
lolSo-a.
m.
toparents 'for the duration. The
Lieutenant O'Toole is a gradumorrow,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
bridgegroom also attended Alate of Holy Cross College and
August
Lux
Elmwood
St.
Mrs.
bany
High School and before enattended Boston College Law
Richard
Merrill
will
be
cotering
service was with the New
School and before entering servYork
Telephone
Company. He,
hostess.
ice was with the Treasury DeMrs.
,Lux
i,i.::Mrs.iiRoger;i,Briggs recently returned from overseas.
partment in Boston. He is staand Mrs. Edward Hani ahan will
tioned*with AMG in Italy.
present the slate for the election
of officers for the coming year.
Mrs. Merrill will give the final
V New officers of the Woman's
Mrs. James E. Rooney, presi- lesson and demonstration in the Auxiliary of the Cathedral bi All
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary, nutrition series. a
Saints have been announced.
Christian Brother* Academy, has MpsTMartin Schou will arrange They are: President, Mrs. J. Spenn t risk costly, hard-so-replace
called a special meeting for 8 p for lessons in glove making, and cer Gould; vicepresident, Mr* lea gD, oupholstery,
rugs w i t h ineffective,
Mrs.
Albert
Benson
will
report
m. tomorrow at 43 Lodge. Re- On H i e c n a i r I W I K U U I I | n u j n u « < .John C. Hughson; treasurer, Miss makeshift mothballs, crystals, fumigama,
on
the
chair
stenciling
projection
porti will be given by the com- to take place in the Delmar Fire Helen Guardineer, and secretary, Wb*m pnptrly mpplUd. tm* appiicatioa
Ot* O-Cedar Perms Moth protects tm Ik*
mittee on plans for the annual Hall May 1».
IMrs. George M. Peck.
Uft *t Ik* Imkric* D o e s not wear or brush
auxiliary party May 11.
Miss, O'Donnell
Married to ^
Navy Man
s Harm,
Army Nurse,
Erigagd
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Luncheon Meeting
Cyrene Temple, Daughters of
the Nile, will, have a luncheon at
noon Monday at Huylers. Mrs.
Vera Johnston will be hostess.
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Mrs. MaHette Anne Ricciardi
Heads Tuesday Is Engaged
Mr. and Mrs: Christopher RicLiterary Club ciardi,
281 Colonie, have an-
City
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M, 3«, 38, 40, 42, ,44, 4«, 48, 50. 52.
Size 36 takes 3% yard* --.-inch
Send 20 cents in coins for this
pattern to The Knickerbocker
News, Pattern Dept, P. Q. Box
162, Station 0 , New York 11, N.
Y. Print plainly size and style
number, your name, address, zone.
Just out! The Marian Martin
Summer Pattern Book, er^oiiec-
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By MARIAN MARTIN,
Such a flattering style. Pattern
9055; slender princess panels, cool
wing sleeves. And inch easy
sewing: No collar to finish, no
sleeves to set in; just long straight
This rich, non greasy Skin
Balm is actually a * moot her
powder base. Powder and
rouge spread over i t so
evenly with an alluring
natural effect Your maker
up stays fresh and radiant
for h o u r s longer'
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Get a jar of Mermen Skin
Balm at your druggist's
today. Only MS.
Women are thronging to
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so beneficial to t h e akin...
helps prevent chapping and
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CHARM BEAUTY SALON
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t i o n of all t h a t ' s n e w a n d s m a r t in
Wearing apparel for the family.
Free nightgown pattern printed
in book. Send 15 cents for your
copy.
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By MRS. ANNE CABOT
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There'* nothing brighter, cleanAn outdoor carnival is planned
er and crisper-leoking'under the for the morning and after lunchsummer sun than.a spick-and- eon there will be the procession
span white pique "hat and bag. of the1 May Queen and her court,
Y4DUII like this accessory set! Do The Junior prom will take place
<it in white to wea* with cotton at nighV af the Copley Plaza.
street
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.Miss Mark is charrrrfan for tite
rayon taffeta, bengaline, fa.lle o r ^ a y D a y p r o c e s 4 o n a n d Mi!W
surrah to wear with print afte"^rVlagg is a member of the penny
noon frocks and aheer "date" arcade committee.
dresses.
To obtain complete cutting pattern for the button-trimmed hat
and bag (Pattern No. 5sfco) finishMiss
Anna jane
Rockenstire
ing directions, send IS cents in end Mis* Mary Louise Gould
coin, plus one cent postage, your were members of the cast for
name, address and the pattern "The Mikado" presented Saturnumber ,to Anne Cabot,. The day night by students at VerKnickerbocker News, 1150 Sixth mont Junior College.
Ave , New York in. }$, Y.
prove to yourself that thk ooffea rialiy toilag aa
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rot dresses snd men's shirts.
Prevents unner-arm o d o t . H e l p s
atop perspiration sa(ely.
I* A pure, white, antiseptic, srairueas
vsnishtng cream. *
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right after shaving.
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Approval Seal of the American
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choice irK)iintain-grown coffees! Yottneed just one
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best-tasting coffee you Bv*a ran
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Miss Jean Flagg, 481 New Scotland, and Miss Evelyn Mark, 32 S.
Pine,, are members of the committee for the May Day celebration of Wheelock College, Boston,
Saturday.
Proceeds from the
event will go to the building
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