Leather Garment Sales Soar Across The United States
Leather clothing gains popularity with fall and winter lines. U S leather garment sales have more than tripled in three to four years, now over 100 million dollars annually. Gloversville tannery employs about 300 workers processing 1 000 dozen skins daily for coat leather. Johnstown designer showcases black cabretta dress with gold trim alongside a Nigerian sheep dress.
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United States
Gloversville
Johnstown
Fashion preview maps fall style across designers and trends
Eve inspired fashion boom brings deerskin jackets and bold finishes. About 200 reporters cover 100 houses across the American Designer Series and New York Couture Group press week, forecasting trends from bias cuts to nude necks, high collars, and caped purdah looks.
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Eve
Eleanor Lambert
New York Couture Group
Rudi Gernreich
Jacques Tiffeau
Brunswick Mails School Tax Bills
Mrs. Virginia K. Gummer receiver of taxes for Brunswick announced that school tax bills have been mailed to all taxpayers. Taxes are due and payable on or before Oct. 13 without penalty.
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Virginia K. Gummer
Brunswick
Home stylish sleep sofas double as beds for living rooms
Sleep sofas now offered in sectional units to fit rooms of all sizes and styles. Sectionals enhance appearance while concealing their second function. Solutions include chair beds for one room apartments and formal loveseats that hide double beds.
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Lynnelson
Reformed Church Exhibit Wins Fair Prize
Buskirk Mrs. Harvey Gray and daughter Barbara of Huntington L I spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hertel. The Sunday School exhibit of the Reformed Church received first prize at the Schaghticoke Fair.
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Harvey Gray
Barbara
Huntington, L.L
Myron Hertel
The
Reformed Church
Schaghticoke Fair
Local Notes on Families and Community Events
Mrs Willard Flynn and Jean Koeppe have moved to Otisville for schooling. Mr and Mrs G Webster and Donna visited Swampscott Massachusetts. The Womens Guild of the Reformed Church plans its first meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Patricia Flynn entered the College of Saint Rose Albany. Carol Moseley visited Kingston Rhode Island then returned home. Donna Pratt resumed studies at University of Massachusetts Amherst. Kevin Button recuperates after tonsillectomy at St Marys Troy hospital. Buskirk Fire Dept wins trophy for best appearing track at Schaghticoke Fair 1935 vintage. auxiliary trophy for most women in line of march in units under 35 members.
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Jean Koeppe
Harold Koeppe
Otisville
G. Webster
Donna
Jack Miller
Swampscott
Mass
Women's Guild of the Reformed Church
Patricia Flynn
Willard Flynn
College of Saint Rose
Albany
Carol Moseley
Arthur Moseley
Frank Woods
Kingston, R.I
Brainard Hall
Buskirk Fire Dept
Schaghticoke
Deer Killed in Front of Car Near Laverne Brenen Stuhl Home
A deer was struck and killed yesterday morning in front of the Laverne Brenen stuhl residence after leaping into a Massachusetts driver’s path. The car sustained heavy damage but continued, and State Police arrived to investigate.
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Grafton
Laverne Brenenstuhl
Massachusetts
Simple elegant frock pattern No 8243 by Sue Burnett
For the woman who wants plain well mannered attire this all occasion frock fits sizes 34 to 48 with sleeve choice. Pattern No 8243 includes bust 36 to 50 and 3% yards of 45 inch fabric with 4% yard contrast. Send 50c to Sue Burnett The Troy Record New York for Basic Fashion fall and winter 65 edition.
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Sue Burnett
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Basic Fashion
Relationship Between Self View and Child Accidents
Dr. Ernest G. Osborne cites NYU safety study showing 38 children with more accidents felt less loved by parents and less confident in abilities. Dr Grace Ellen Stiles says accident prone behavior stems from motion and risk taking, with safety improved by a child’s self respect and feeling loved.
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New York University Center For Safety Education
Mature fashion guidance for after-forty women
The column urges mature women to choose flattering fabrics and simple lines rather than youth-centric trends. It stresses proper undergarments, including correctly fitted bras, and notes front-opening bras are new. Spats may return with long, tight dresses, but likely won't catch on.
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Paris
Rogers Seeks National Commander at Kingston Convention
Fifteen members of O'Brien- Baker Post with George H. Rogers will attend the national convention of the 27th Division Association September 24 25 at Kingston. Rogers, senior vice commander, is a candidate for national commander and leads the delegation with Joseph P. Dwyer, national historian.
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O'Brien- Baker Post
George H. Rogers
Kingston
Rogers
O’brien-Baker Post
Tibbits Memorial
Michael M. Caulfield
Samuel J. Pondillo
Governor Clinton Hotel
John D. Corcoran
Benjamin F. Robillard Jr
Mr. Rogers
Joseph P. Dwyer
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