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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
The Iowa State Department of Health urges safe outdoor recreation. The piece covers drinking water safety, proper refrigeration for foods, sanitary park facilities, and water safety. It notes poison ivy risks and must call lifeguards in trouble. It emphasizes gradual sun exposure and insect-borne disease prevention.
The article urges picnickers to check for ticks after outdoor days, warns not all ticks carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and emphasizes sun exposure’s health benefits. It advises gradual tanning, protecting babies eyes, and outdoor activity for all ages while cautioning against sunburn and overexposure. It notes sunshine aids food quality and vitamin storage April to October lowers winter infections. Easy does it with tanning.
Readers must submit the list of read books and authors to Mrs P J Andre the County Library Chairman for Whittemore. The township library chairman will monitor groups periodically. A Galloping Reading Party led by Mrs Henry Depenbusch of Great Oak selected skit participants, noting Mrs Emil Andreasen baking, Mrs Irma High napping after a hospital trip, and Mrs Cheater Voster away with daughter Vennis and the baby.
A patriotic note urges Americans to mark Flag Day June 14 by purchasing U S Savings Bonds. It emphasizes bonds strengthen both personal finances and the national economy, and invites participation in Payroll Savings or Bond-a-Month plans to begin now.
A June Homemaker's meeting at Mrs. Edwin Draman's home featured a lively review of Cheaper By the Dozen by Mrs. Lawrence Brennan and a talk by Mrs. H E Woodward of Whitte More on the value of books for all ages. About 85 attended, with reading lists and community involvement praised.
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