Cynthia Carpenter Weds Lt Peter Maier in Cohoes Church
Miss Cynthia Woodbury Carpenter daughter of Dale Sanford Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter of Cohoes and Lt Peter Kern Maier son of Mr and Mrs G Kern Maier of Wilton Conn were married in a candlelight ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Cohoes Rev John H Lyons officiated. The wedding featured bridal attire from the mothers gowns and a reception at the University Club Albany. The couple will reside in Urlau Germany for three years while the groom serves in the army with the 530th Ordnance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Woodbury Carpenter
Dale Sanford
Carpenter
Columbia St
Cohoes
Peter Kern Maier
G. Kern Maier
Wilton
Conn
First Presbyterian
John H. Lyons
Frank A. Miller
Milton Charles Graves
Central Square
Lucy Maud Davis
Lynchburg
Melane Kroupa
Boston
Mass
Margaret
Morton Myers
Albany
Diane Morse Nitchman
Scotia
Dale Sanford Carpenter Jr
James Henry Bradburn
Birmingham
Mich
John Seeley Bross
Stephen Blecker Bullock
Norwich
Thomas Edwards Moriarty
Bristol
Juliet
University Club
Mater
Urlau
Germany
Junior League of Albany
RPI
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Monsanto Co
530Th Ordnance Company
Urlan
Louise Snyder Marries Glenn Kerbs in Sacred Heart
Louise Marie Snyder daughter of Joseph R. Snyder and Elizabeth M. Snyder married Glenn Joan Kerbs son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Kerbs of Farmingdale in Sacred Heart Church Rt Rev Msgr John F Bourke officiated. Bridesmaids wore Nile green and pink gowns. Best man was Thomas Danahy. The couple left for a Bahamas cruise aboard the SS Ariadne and will reside in Utica. Mrs. Snyder is a registered pharmacist and Mr. Kerbs is assistant supervisor for track at New York Central Railroad in Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Marie Snyder
Joseph R. Snyder
Brunswick Road
Elizabeth M. Snyder
Glenn Joan Kerbs
Farmings ‘Dale
John F. Bourke
Sacred Heart Church
Maribeth Snyder
Joanne Snyder
Thomas Danahy
James Danahy
William Dynehart
Baradaile
Kerbs
Bahamas
Utica
Snyder
Catholic Central High School
Albany College of Pharmacy
Farmingdale High School
RPI
New York Central Railroad
Miss Watt Weds Texan In Hoosick Falls Rites
Miss Jean Alice Watt daughter of Mr and Mrs Fremont Haswell of Hoosick Falls married William Clayton Hayner son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Hayner of El Paso Texas in the Hoosick Falls Baptist Church. The ceremony featured Rev Eliott organist Miss Georgianna Whinney and soloist Raymond Cals houn. The couple will live in Valley Forge Pennsylvania after a New England wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Alice Watt
Fremont Haswell
Rine Valley Road
Hoosick Falls
William Clayton Hayner
Clayton Hayner
el Paso
Tex
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
John ¥. [Eliott
Georgianna Whinney
Raymond Calshoun
Mr. Haswell
Nancy Castle
Lewis C. Watt
William Castle Jr
Philip Gaffney
New England
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
Austin High School
Texas Western College
Miss Sorensen Bride Of Trojan In Connecticut
Linda Karen Sorensen and Richard Llewellyn Clarke wed at Grace Methodist Church in Fairfield Connecticut with Rev James S Hood and Rev John J Waggy officiating. The bride wore an empire gown of reembroidered Alencan lace and carried white roses. The reception was at the Algonquin Club and the couple planned a trip to Pennsylvania before settling in Chicago Illinois. Clarke is a Northwestern University graduate and an English teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristin Lineley
Robert Clarke
Troy
Leonward Friedel
Hugh Thompson
David Bray
Algonquin Club
Pennsylvania
Hermitage
Chicago
Ill
Northwestern University
Mr Clarke
Northwestern
Miss Harvey Engaged to Beaulieu in Albany Ceremony
Announcement of engagement for Miss Barbara Harvey of 44 Lexington Ave Albany daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Harvey to George L Beaulieu son of Mrs Germaine Beaulieu of Albany and George Beaulieu of Springfield Mass. Wedding planned July 10. Harvey a Cardinal McCloskey High School graduate employed by New York Telephone Co in Menands Beaulieu attended St Josephs Academy and works for General Electric Co in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Harvey
Lexington Ave
Albany
William J. Harvey
George L. Beaulieu
Germaine Beaulieu
The
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Coat of lacquer covers metal surfaces
A brief note advises against polishes or abrasives on metal surfaces such as lamp bases. It explains that these surfaces are typically protected from tarnish by a transparent lacquer coat.
Lamp Shade Size Proportions From Lamp Height
A buying rule states the lamp shade base diameter should be two thirds of the lamp height. For a 27 inch lamp, the shade base should be about 18 inches across.
Leather lamp shades cleaned and polished routine
The guide advises dusting leather lamp shades with a dry cloth. Once a month, polish with a soft cloth and a small amount of vaseline to maintain shine and condition.
Averill Park Church Scene of Miller Bullis Ceremony
Miss Nancy Ann Bullis daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Bullis Averill Park and Lynn Howard Miller son of Mr and Mrs Howard F P Miller Cleveland Ohio were married Saturday in Averill Park Methodist Church Rev James I Borden performed the ceremony Organist Mrs Willard Van Derzee played as the church was decorated with white gladioli and carnations The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by her sister Kathie F Bullis as maid of honor Troy H Barger was best man Ushers were Edward Teal and Harry Holloway The former Miss Bullis wore ivory peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and seed pearl portrait neckline Bouffant skirt ended in cathedral train Her veil crown of seed pearls Sheann Murphy and Ivy Beaver engagements announced residents and jobs notes follow Oct 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ann Bullis
Frank W. Bullis
Averill Park
Lynn Howard Miller
Howard FP. Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Averill Park Methodist Church
James I. Borden
Willard van Derzee
Kathie F
Bullis
Troy H. Barger
Edward Teal
Harry Holloway
Nassau
Barbara Frantions
Ivy
Vincent R. Beaver
Paul Beaver
Port Ewen
Columbia High School
East’ Greenbush
Murphy
Dorsman and Soffer
Albany
Beaver
Kingston High School
Watervliet Arsenal
Marriage of Miss Diana Seidel to Eugene Hunter Noted
Miss Diana Geraldine Seidel of Stephentown wed Eugene Anthony Hunter in Atlanta on February 27. The bride wore pale yellow nylon over taffeta with a veiled flower crown, carried yellow and white carnations a nd ivy. The couple, who will reside in Kingston and later move to McCook Nebraska, plan soon to travel to Fort Lauderdale. The bride worked at RPI. the groom, a Navy veteran, will continue studies at McCook College after discharge aboard the Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Geraldine Seidel
Elmer H. Seidel
Stephentown
Eugene Anthony Hunter
Spring Hunter
Atlanta
Crooked Lake Hotel
McCook, Neb
Navy
Essex
Women Golfers Meet Wednesday at Cordial Greens
Women golfers of Cordial Greens Country Club will meet Wednesday at 8 pm at the clubhouse in Schodack Center. Mrs Ruth Stewart chair of the women's tournament committee announced plans for league play tournaments and Ladies Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordial Greens Country Club
Schodack Center
Ruth Stewart
Broadleaf Plant Care With Soapy Water Tip
Broadleaf plants benefit from a wash with soapy water when infested by aphids mealybugs or scale insects. No insecticide is needed in this regimen and the method helps control pests.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cynthia Carpenter
Tol
Peter K. Maier
Peter Kern
Maier
Mrs
Glenn John Kerbs
Louise Snyder
G. J. Kerbs
Sacred Heart
William. Clayton. Hayner
Miss Watt
Richard Llewellyn Clarke
Miss Sorensen Bride of
Trojan
Connecticut
Grace Methodist Church
Fairfield
Linda Karen Sorensen
Richard N. Clarke
Liberty Road
Otto E. Sorensen
James S. Hood
John, J. Waggy
Cheryl Harris
Louis Levine
Roberta ‘Staples
Cynthia Sorensen
Karen
Susan
Sarah Linsley
Harvey
Frumkin
Big Troy Store
Discotheque
Harry’s Club
Frank J. Ryan & Sons
Trey
Tetley
Mrs. Lynn Howard Miller
Miss Murphy
Barbara F. Murphy
Miller-Bullis
Albany Academy For Girls
Academy Road
Albany Academy
Ruoes
Virginia Rose
Walker Ave
Josephine Campagna
Latham and Westgate
Build Baby's
Av AT
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