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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1929

Page

9

Joliet area society events highlight recital and anniversary

Freshman and junior students from Joliet Wilmington Lockport and De La Salle High School will perform at Conservatory Hall on Tuesday February 12 at 8 PM in a public piano and reading recital. Other items note fifteenth wedding anniversary celebrations and Farragut Parent Teachers Association Valentine Party with multiple performances and a large attendance.

Joliet Wilmington Lockport de la Salle High School Conservatory Hall J. Wallace Spears George Hauséger Conservatory of Music Blanche Gordon LaVerne Long Francis’ Wertzler Vera Mable Schorie Amy Handwork Mary Madden Mathew Stefanich Harriett Harriett Rossi Harriett Rossi; ‘Country Gardens” By Clarisse Martin Farragut Parent-Teachers Association Farragut School George Spangler Alfred H. Houston Grant Brown C. J. Leimbacher William Comb William Keith Mitchell Curtis Dorothy Bell Idah Bert

Local social updates from Joliet churches and clubs

James Bell chaired a Central Presbyterian dinner with 44 attendees. Women of Rotary plan a February 5 luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce with talks on conservation and songs. Various Joliet residents held visits, entertainments, and home gatherings, with several noting travel, illness, and club meetings for Monday and February events.

Central Presbyterian Church Howard Wilson Ida Lintner Rotary Chamber of Commerce W. Henry Wilson Herbert L. Kramer Franklin Hedgecock Alfred M. Houston Clarence V. Lauer J. F. Mowat Albert Oesterle Mildred Watson Minooka Bessie Bassett

Births Reported in Joliet and Nearby Areas

Md and Mrs John Martin Joliet rural route No 1 are the parents of a daughter born Jan 24 Mr and Mrs Andrew Jenco 527 Meeker Avenue are the parents of a

John Martin Joliet Andrew Jenco Meeker Avenue

Parents Mr and Mrs Frank Tomac Welcome Daughter

Mr and Mrs Frank Tomac of 2202 Highland Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on January 28.

Frank Tomac Highland Avenue

Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson Welcome Daughter

Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson of 1631 Prairie Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on January 25.

Odenthal's Boy Born January Twenty Fifth

Mr and Mrs Adolph Odenthal of 205 Seeser street welcomed a son born on January 25. The new arrival joins the Odenthal family and extends the household.

Adolph Odenthal Seeser Street

Keegan and Mostum Families Welcome Newborns

Mr and Mrs Edward Keegan at 504 Fairbanke Avenue announce the birth of a boy on January 25. Mr and Mrs Leo Mostum at 104 Seventh Street Lockport announce the birth of a daughter on January 26.

Edward Keegan Fairbanke Avenue Leo Mostum Seventh Street Lockport

Steoaker Couple Welcome Daughter Born January 30

Mr and Mrs William Steoaker of 415 Oscar Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on January 30.

William Steoaker Oscar Avenue

Silver Cross Hospital Birth of Daughter to Corwins

Mr and Mrs Montrose Corwin of Pontiac Street announce the birth of a daughter on January 23 at Silver Cross Hospital.

Silver Cross Hospital

Births Reported for Egly and Bankroff Couples

Mr and Mrs John Egly of 313 Eastern Ave announce a son born January 24. Mr and Mrs Albert Bankroff of First Street Lockport announce a son born January 26.

John Egly Eastern Ave Albert Bankroff First Street Lockport

Orland Park Couple Welcome Daughter Born January 27

Mr and Mrs Thomas Cooper of Orland Park announce the birth of a daughter on January 27. Mr and Mrs Andrew Skagg of 207 Polson Place report the birth of a son.

Thomas Cooper Orland Park Andrew Skagg Polson Place

Gards welcomed a daughter at 210 Walnut Street

Mr and Mrs Fred Gard of 210 Walnut Street announce the birth of a daughter.

Fred Gard Walnut Street

Keer Couple Named Parents in Local Birth Announcement

Mr and Mrs Archibald Keer of 114 Youngs Ave are listed as the proud parents of a newborn. The scant OCR reads a birth notice with no further details available.

Archibald Keer Youngs Ave

Women and the Home Clean White Felt and Nickel Care

Cleaning white felt involves covering with French chalk for a day then brushing. Many use gasoline or naphtha for felts and several market products exist for delicate shades. For nickel on stoves apply a kerosene and whiting mix, then polish. baking soda can help rust spots, or buy a nickel polish from a druggist or hardware merchant.

Removing Varnish and Methods to Strip Wood Surfaces

A varnish and paint remover is sold at stores selling paints and oils. Lye or sal soda in water can remove varnish. Painters advise using sandpaper rather than chemical removers to avoid spoiling surface grain.

Removing Varnish from Silk Crepe

Cleaning tip for silk crepe advises rubbing spots with a cloth dampened in turpentine or sometimes wood alcohol. This method usually does not fade the fabric but test on a small piece first if there is doubt.

Care of Stove Ovens Prevents Rusting

Advice on oven care explains that wood or coal ranges stay hot after baking to dry moisture, while oil electric or gas stoves cool quickly. Let the oven run a few minutes and leave the door open to prevent rust when removing food.

Care of Tuberose Bulbs and Silk Crepe Washing

Tuberose bulbs should be dug in fall before freezing weather and stored dry in a warm cellar until spring planting. To wash silk crepe, soak in water with alum cider vinegar sugar of lead and salt, then rinse and air dry before ironing on the wrong side.

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