Household Cleaning Cautions Amid Grimy Tasks
Do not immerse bare hands in hot water or ammonia while tackling tasks that soil hands. Use strong soapy solutions and protective gloves to avoid skin irritation.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1942
Page
4
Do not immerse bare hands in hot water or ammonia while tackling tasks that soil hands. Use strong soapy solutions and protective gloves to avoid skin irritation.
Dorothy Mae Sramek and Second Lieut Paul Roth wed at Jefferson Barracks chapel St Louis. Chaplain Albert Behnke officiated with harpist Josef Valasek. Attendants Joyce Bull wore two piece dress. Couple to reside at Daniel Boone apartments Lindell Ave St Louis.
Mrs E G Schacherer and her son Robert from Winthrop Iowa visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Jaynes, 1935 Washington Avenue SE, this weekend.
The Caroline Tufts circle meets Friday at 1 p.m. for lunch at Mrs. C. F. Reitz 431 Longwood Dr NE. The Clara Bistine circle hosts at Miss May and Jennie Hollenbeck 1317 First Ave SE. The Mary Owens Tufts circle gathers at Mrs. Wilae H Gibbs 1620 Park Ave. The Emma Holden circle assembles at Miss Walbrand 1416 A Ave. The Annette Palmer circle convenes at Mrs. Joseph Eves 2623 Meadowbrook Dr.
The Kenwood P T A meets Tuesday at 1 30 p m at 436 Thirty fourth Street NE hosted by Mrs W C Baylor with Mrs C C Long leading a discussion on The Family Takes the Job from the September issue. Hayes P A gathers Wednesday at 2 p m at the school with Mrs Wells C Perk from the Red Cross as speaker and a sixth grade hostesses house plant sale after.
Miss Ann Dunlap and Miss Dorothy Svee entertained Sunday morning at 1707 Second Avenue SE in honor of Adeline Fieseler bride elect of Lieut. Allan Thompson. Guests included Miss Bernita Sebern of Marion Nadine Menary Miss elfrieda Metz Miss Janet Johnston Miss Mabel Wetzler and Mrs Mark Eilers.
Jack Hall son of Mr and Mrs D Marshall Hall 2259 Meadow Brook Drive SE and Ed Tepley of Chicago and Frank Babcock of Morgan Park Ill spent the weekend with Jack's parents. The three boys are students at Cornell College in Mt Vernon this year.
Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton and Mr and Mrs Sande Jordan returned Sunday evening after a 10 day trip to New York Connecticut and Boston Massachusetts They reside at 514 Indian Road SE and 922 Twenty-fifth Street SE
Members of the Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron met Friday evening at Miss Leora Johnson 1226 Second Avenue SE. After business, Readers Digest study led by Miss Martha Heald and Miss Louise Gillis.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Davidson of Spooner Wisconsin left Sunday after visiting in the home of Mr Davidson's mother Mrs F F Davidson at 351 Seventh Street SE. Mr Davidson will enter the armed forces November 1.
Members of the Mercy Hospital auxiliary will meet at 1 pm Thursday at the hospital to sew.
Members of the Grace McCurdy club of the R N A will sew Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm in the home of Mrs Clayton Stone located at 1416 First Avenue NW.
Mr and Mrs Eugene M Pinney of 1915 Ridgeway drive SE returned Sunday evening after a 10 day stay at Teal Lake in Hayward Wisconsin.
Mrs Elvice Milburn hosted Pla Mor club on Friday afternoon with game prizes won by Mrs Carl Blake Mrs Paul Blake and Mrs Arthur Butterfield The next meeting is set for October 22 at the home of Mrs Paul Blake 1222 B avenue NW.
Miss Dorothy Johnson returns to Chicago after a three week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Johnson at 1044 Third Avenue SW. She will continue nurses training at Michael Reese hospital.
Members of the Friendship circle of King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon at 1934 Bever avenue SE. Acting President Mrs. James V. Prouty spoke on the union meeting while Mrs Lee Beardsley gave devotions. A rummage sale netted 22 dollars. Out-of-town guest Miss Freda Puck of Long Beach, California, sister of Mrs Conard, attended. An honor pearl was voted for retiring president Mrs. Fred J Hollands. The next meeting will be a luncheon on October 22 at Mrs Prouty’s home, 2003 Blake boulevard.
Gethsemane Shrine No 1 held a Saturday meeting followed by dinner. The Shepherdess Guard drill preceded a ceremonial in which 12 candidates were initiated into the order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Guests included Elizabeth Byrd Irene Martin and Lulu McKinnon with Mary Huis as color escort to the flag.
Women of the Moose will gather donations of garments for the Needlework Guild at chapter evening. For information call Mrs. A. T. Berkla at 7578.
Members gather Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. E. J Neenan's home 125 Twenty sixth street SE. Mrs. J H. Bormann will present a comparative review of two books on St Claver The Saint of the Slave Trade by Arnold Lunn and Street of the Half Moon by Mabel Farnum.
Mr and Mrs George C Claas sen hosted at 366 Woodland Drive SE on Sunday the Rev Joseph T Sale of Chicago Illinois visited as their guest.
C H Yetter Jr son of Mr and Mrs C H Yetter 1243 Elmhurst Drive NE was honored at a dinner Sunday in his parents home. He leaves Tuesday to join the armed forces. Also honored was Mrs Pat Yetter on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs C W Yetter and Mrs C H Yetter Jr Mr Pat Yetter and his daughter Sally Lou and Deborah Haines of West Branch Ia.
Mrs Amy White and Mrs Paul Ellington left Monday morning for Brownsville Texas. They had been visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Long at 1616 Hinkley Avenue NW.
Mrs. Fred Hanvey and her daughter DeAnne of 1072 F Avenue NW returned home Saturday from Ft. Benning Georgia after a five week visit with Mrs. Hanvey’s brother-in-law and sister Major and Mrs. S Swearinger.
Mrs John E Christensen 1611 Park Avenue SE returns home from Chicago after two weeks with her husband Technical Sergeant Christensen.
Mr and Mrs K Blackin of Waterloo Iowa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H H Blackin at 1726 A Avenue NE. The visit brought together family members including H H Blackin and his son in the mutual gathering.
Members met Friday with 32 present at a potluck luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. M. L. Parcell, Mrs Walter Deal, Mrs. William Gregory, Mrs. J. A. Parcell and Mrs J. A. Giles. Red Cross South Side unit reported 628 hours donated in the past year. Members serving elsewhere urged to report to Mrs. Parcell. Service men with club mothers will receive Christmas boxes. twelve prepared for mailing.
The Daughters of Isabella will hold a business meeting Wednesday at the K of P hall A avenue and Eighth street NE to elect officers and finalize the report on the recent card party.
Mrs. Robert L. Scriven aged 51 of Tenth Street NW visited Chicago with her husband, radio technician. Mr Scriven spoke on WGN Saturday evening on the Guy Savage program from the service man's center in the Auditorium hotel.
The philanthropic department of the Woman's club met Thursday in the clubhouse. After a business session a picnic luncheon was served with Mrs. F Oxley, Mrs. Charles F. Stocker and Mrs. P. D. Merveaux as hostesses. Miss Marjorie Mercer of Coe College played a violin selection Brendisi by Allard, accompanied by Miss Ruth Buresh.
Notice is hereby given that on October 10 1942 Marjorie Flynn was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Margaret Rosenbaum in Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment. Those having claims will file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Donnelly Lynch Anderson and Lynch, attorneys.
Doctor advises regular hand care with mild soap and warm water. Use a soft brush for dirt, scrub under nails gently, and push back cuticles with an orange stick. Apply lotion while damp, wear gloves for dirty work, and keep hands protected to stay young.
One of four regional Red Cross meetings in Iowa convenes Friday at 10 am at the Cedar Rapids YWCA. Three representatives from the St. Louis office attend along with Red Cross workers from 33 counties. A nurse aide training film by Vivien Buser and Mrs. I L Huffman will be shown at lunch at the Montrose hotel. Miss Esther Bryan Mrs Edna Denbro Schrafel and Mr. Armstrong of St Louis lead home service disaster control and junior Red Cross discussions at 10 am and 4 pm.
The American Federation of Labor urged equal pay for women in war work, calling it a matter of justice. It also backed delaying strict employment controls until needs are clear and safeguards exist, condemning rapid Manpower Commission actions in the northwest. The AFL favored higher wages for postal workers and other government employees.
Iowa’s scrap salvage campaign reports 32,379 tons collected across 90 counties since Sept 28, with Calhoun County taking early lead in per capita totals and Linn County top in overall tonnage after a credit correction reduced Dubuque’s total. The drive runs through Oct 17.
The War effort hinges on truck owners applying for certificates of war necessity. Some 4,890,000 licensed non military trucks nationwide are on the mailing list, with applications sent from Detroit and due back within 10 days.
Washington reports the House Judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to permit active military members in the current war to join the American Legion. The measure targets eligibility for service members serving in theater and seeks to widen postwar veteran organization access.
Numerologists note the digit sequence 1 9 4 2 recurs on a Columbus Day anniversary. The piece lists six historical events tied to years starting with 1942 and includes Louis IX, Edward I, Joan of Arc, Columbus, Stalin, and Hitler as context for the 1 9 4 2 pattern.
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