Patricia Marsh Weds William Grennan in Hoosick Falls
Patricia Reta Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman E Marsh of North Hoosick married William G Grennan son of Mr and Mrs William M Grennan of Hoosick Falls at Immaculate Conception Church Hoosick Falls. Rev Alfred J Ellis OSA officiated. The bride wore a white linen A line dress with kabuki sleeves and lace. Attendant was maid of honor Miss Mary Ellen Benkoski in pink linen. Best man was Donald Marsh. After a motor trip they will reside at 28 River St Hoosick Falls. The bride attended Hoosick Falls Central School and Dodge Industries. The groom attended St Marys Academy and Delehanty Institute and works for White Motor Corp in Albany.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Hoosick Falls
Patricia
Reta Marsh
Herman E. Marsh
North Hoosick
William G.grennan
William M. Grennan
Alfred J. Ellis
O.S.A
Mary Ellen Benkoski
Donald Marsh
River St
Hoosick Falls Central School
Dodge Industries
St. Mary’s Academy
Delehanty Institute
New York City
White Motor Corp
Albany
NAME CHNGE A fresh start with a nickname in high school
A reader asks how to get family to use a preferred nickname. Advice suggests announce the change at a new school, ask teachers and old friends to use it, and introduce yourself by the nickname while keeping birth name on permanent records. Also notes relatives may take time to adjust but should support the change.
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Tucson
Arizona
M.S
Baltimore
Maryland
Child Care insights on daytime wetting and parental approach
A reader explains how emotional factors caused daytime incontinence in a kindergarten child and how loving communication, calm parenting, and teacher support helped over months. The letter emphasizes kindness over criticism and notes progress as tension eased.
How to Make Homemade Stock from Bones
Instructions advise saving cooked bones from roast, chops, or steak to simmer into stock. Cover bones with water, add salt onion carrot parsley and a bay leaf, simmer four hours or more. Strain and refrigerate until ready to use.
Tone Down Summer Tan For Fall
A home care tip advises reducing a summer tan before autumn wardrobe changes. Create a mild bleach poultice by squishing thick soap suds on a wet sponge, squeezing lemon juice into the suds, and rubbing this over the body for about 15 minutes. Rinse and bathe as usual.
Family Jokes and the Warm Life It Builds
The essay recalls fond family jokes shared during gatherings. It notes how humorous moments about individual members foster belonging and unity, likening such stories to a sign of the good life. The tone is reflective and affectionate toward family lore.
Hairdresser Protects Model Tresses in New Look Craze
New York reports a short hair craze giving way to natural, free flowing styles. Jean Shrimpton and Twiggy clients showcase Leonard's of London artistry with long soft cuts and eye brow length fringe. Michael predicts men’s hairdressing will be the next big trend.
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Michael
Leonard’s
London
Jean Shrimpton
Jean
New York
NEA
Shoro
Mi Movement
Anc Guillup
Shrimp
Onjin Michael
Yardley
Twiggy
Leonard ‘S
Rudolf Nureyev
Nureyev
Fashion pattern No 1408 from Basic Fashion Fall 67
Creative shoulder capping lines and stitched neckline describe a skimming dress style No 1408 in sizes 9 to 18. The 32 bust size 12 requires 23% of 45 inch fabric. mail order 50 cents plus 15 cents postage to Sue Burnett Troy Record New York.
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Sue Burnett
The
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Thrift Shop Finds Fuel Bargain Home Furnishings
A guide to thrifty furniture buying from Goodwill and other charities. Prices show end tables 3 to 6 dollars, tea carts 15, couches 25, lamps 3 to 10, bookcases 3 and up, large mirrors 8 to 12, with broad options from antique shops to auctions. Buying these supports handicapped workers and repairs, with options from Salvation Army and schools, to White Elephant sales and classifieds.
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Joan O'Sullivan Odern
Goodwill Industries
Salvation Army
Joe Cation
Copper Cleaner Smooths Iron Bottom Stain
A paste cleaner for copper removes starch discoloration from the iron’s bottom. Rub a thin paste onto the iron, rinse with clean water, and wipe until water beads. The coating helps the iron slide smoothly.
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Patricia Marsh
W. B. Grennan
Iola
William B, Grennan
Charles C. Thomas Company
E. Lawrence Avenue
Springfield
Illinois
W. W. Rosar
Perthes
Rau
Ernest G. Osborne
Creative
Basic Fashion
Troy
Capital District
Pioneer Building
le Seyingr-Anovietion Pee
Latham
C.P.C.U
E. Lloyd Rogers
Northeastern New York
Albany Associates, Inc
American Institute For Property and Liability Underwriters, Inc
Set
oWyer
Russell Sage Evening College
State Street
Ly Fashion
Hyacinth and
Merri
Velvet
Bermuda
Beauty Lane
Sruleys
Selon J
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