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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1942

Page

16

Fashion and Fun Directory in a Snowy Day

Snowing and skating color Joliet scenes highlight outfits and social routines. Mrs Elmer Bielfeldt clears walks on Western Avenue while Ruth Savage leads a youth party by the Children’s Center. Local faculty, shoppers, and guests describe winter fashion and community aid amid icy walks and bus line delays.

Western Avenue Elmer Bielfeldt Ruth Savage Children’s Center Ozias Mce-Govney Ted Flint John B. Savage Gertrude Lawrence Chicago Joliet Township Nur D. A. de Geus

Tips for Kitchen Prep and Flavor Enhancers

Custards gain depth from a bay leaf steeped in milk while vegetables should not sit raw in water to avoid mineral loss. Use salad oil or melted butter to brown broiled vegetables, salt may be needed when replacing butter with unsalted fats. Toast nuts slowly in a shallow pan, stirring. Wrap cheese in a vinegar-moistened cloth to stay moist, store brown sugar in a covered tin, and garnish fruit salads with cottage cheese balls. A pinch of salt and lemon peel improves meringue.

Patriotic Kiwanis Show Promotes At Your Service

Kiwanis members plan a rehearsed program titled At Your Service featuring Ed Marshall Hinman Moore and Dr George Young who helps shape the musical salute with We Are Americans and other tunes. Frances Tucker Waller moves from Will County Sanitarium to Alexandria VA to join Red Cross conferences aiding nurse recruitment for army service ahead of Atlanta assignments.

Ed” Marshall Hinman Moore George Young Irving Berlin Chicago Frances Tucker Waller Will County Alexandria National Red Cross Atlanta Uncle Sam

Hats Bring Spring in January in New York Show

Lilly Dache unveiled a January New York millinery collection featuring bright colors, sculptured felts, smooth satins, and playful brims. Designs ranged from flexible fedoras to tall eight inch crown cloches, with ribbons, flowers, and matching eyelet embroidery, plus lingerie of fabric flowers and paraded bouquets.

New York Lilly Cache Mme Cade Yesteryear Fenine Lilly Dache

Around The House Tips for Seasonal Prep and Plant Care

Practical domestic guidance covers defrosting refrigerators, storing summer clothes, preserving paint, mending gloves with thimbles, prepping garden soil, and caring for houseplants. Advice includes labeling, disposing of unusable items, and keeping plants healthy with air and light.

Fashion Notes on Knit Dress Suits and Skirt Styles

Knitted two piece suits lead fashion trends with contrasting hand knits. A black and rust checked jacket uses terra cotta gnome buttons over rust skirt. Gray green wool suit dress features pale sprigs, while striped knits pair with plain skirts. Separate Gibson Girl shirtwaist skirts gain spring appeal in pastels with front pleats and black crepe panels.

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