Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1946 — Page 23

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Homemaking—

Fuel Conservation Tips Include Learning to Say a Quick Goodby

. LEARN TO. SAY QUICK “GOODBYS,” chink drafty doorways with rolled-up rugs, caulk your window frames, and you'll conserve fuel, All of these heat-saving methods—and more suggested by ex-

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the 2 per cent heat: that's lost through floors. For - further fuelsaving, line floor coverings with matting, insulating blankets or plain newspaper in several overlapping layers. Trying to heat a porous house, experts say, is like trying to fill 4 kitchen colander with water. By tightening up of insulating points where cold air currents enter— leaky side walls, attic, doors and Window glass, cracks and air holes In putty or window panes—you £an save considerable heat. An insulated attic, for instance, will save as much as 25 per cent loss of heat. 8 =

o Radiator 'Dont's’'

DO YOU USE radiators? For

efficient heating, keep coils free of dust. Don't fence them in with covers, don't use for drying wet wash, and don't cover with heavy curtains, If heat from radiator warms only one side of Lhe room, turn an electric fan on it to set up an air current that will circulate through the room. Radiators will throw more heat back into rooms if you'll put behind tliem reflectors made of sheets of plywood or composition painted in a light color.

needed tor the winter and to meet fuel shortage. More steps? Haul out all unused rugs and spread around to save|N

Choked drafts cut heating efficiency, so scrape out the deposits that choke. Clean the flues. Remove rust scales and sediment from boiler. Keep oil burner tips clean. Cover long heat lines in cellar with asbestos, Clean the fire pot, the smoke pipes and all interior metal parts of furnace. Replace broken or warped grates. Check steam lines for water pockets. Get plumber to drain and balance your hot water system for equal circulation of heat to all rooms on both sides. » » -

i | Shut Doors COAL-SAVING tips? A deep fire hed from grate to fire door saves more fuel than a shallow bed, A mechanical stoker and a thermostatic control that prevents overheating are coal savers. Banked fires, which reduce temperature to prevent overheating of house, save coal. If your house is going to be empty during the day, bank fires in the morning, Closed dampers in heating pipes that lead to unused rooms—and keeping doors to these rooms shut—will save fuel.

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Betrothal = - Is Announced

Engagements and the setting of a wedding date are included in today's bridal news. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F, Ensley, 1326 , LaSalle st, announce the approashing marriage of their daughter, Margaret, to Maj. Robert M. Koch. He is the son of Mrs. Elise Koch, 1359 N. Tuxedo st. The ceremony uniting the couple will be read Feb. 2: by Dr. George| Arthur Frantz in the home of the bride's parents. Mrs, Enoch Clements and Vernon Hentschel, St. Louis, will be the attendants. Maj. Koch is on terminal leave after two years’ combat duty with the amphibian engineers in the Pacific theater. He attended Purdue and Butler universities and is a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, Miss Ensley was a Delta

Members of Miss Ensley’s sorority will entertain with a shower Sunday in the chapter house at Butler. The bride-to-be’s parents will give a} bridal dinner Feb. 1 in the Colum-

" » » The engagement ‘of Miss Mary| the-future feature. Virginia Strickland’ to Sgt. Richard B. Williams, U. 8S. A, has been an-

Drexel ave. i The couple will exchange vows at 2:30 p. m. Feb. 17 in St. Matthew's Episcopal church. The bride-to-be’s 5 sister, Miss Jane 2 Strickland, will be maid of honor and

assignment.

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Miss Phyllis HenRandell photo, con will be the | Miss Strickland bridesmaid. The | best man will be Charles Strickland, | brother of the bride-to-be. | Mr. Williams, son of Mrs. Rachel | B. Williams, Sidney, O., will report {in March tp Camp Atterbury for re-

» A Feb. 3 wing will be that of Miss Lillian Lenowitz, daughter of Mrs. Rose Lenowitz, 2735 N. Meridian st, and Hyman Toobin. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Abe Toobin, 830% Union st. The ceremony will be read at 2:30 p. m. in the main ballroom of .the Marott hotel. » MM ” Miss Mary Ruth Kirk, whose engagement to E. Lawrence Hook has been announced, will be the honor guest Monday at a party in Ayres’ tearoom. The bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Lorenzo Kirk, will be hostess. Guests will include Mesdames Emory Cook, Glenn Nichols, George Crowe, Albert Salge, William Ritzman, Carrie Wiedenhoft, Ned Keptner, Pauline Toland, Joseph H. Hook, Francis M. Hook, George Patridge, E. O. Coffman, George Breedlove, Edna Oldaker, Michael Wallen, William Marcilliette and Gilbert] Thomas and Miss Betty Lou Poland.

Sophomore Cotillion To Be Held Feb. 2 The “Sophomore Cotillion,” an-

nual dance of the sophomore class at Butler university, will be held

Carmack is serving as arrangements chairman,

Committees and their chairmen include Howard Manifold of Moor{land, hall; William Dye, Falls {Church, Va. band; Miss Dorothy Hauk, Morristown, decorations; Miss, Carolyn Darwin, Anderson,

land Miss Norma Jean Smith, | chaperons. A feature of the dance will ve | the presentation of the sophomore sweetheart to be elected by sopho-

women’s groups will enter the candidates.

To Be Wed Today

. Times Special LOS ANGELES, Jan, 25.—A' cere-

unite Miss Oretha Dorean Drummond of this city and Lt. Robert L. Pritchard, army air forces, Santa Ana, Cal.

He is the son of Mr. -and Mrs, A. C. Pritchard, 2316 Harlan st, Indianapolis, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Drummond, y

The couple will be at -home in Indianapolis following a wedding trip to the San Bernardino mountains.

Butler Literary Club

Will Hear Reviews

Mrs. Grady W. Cline, 2417 Shelby st., will be hostess for the book review program of the Butler Alumnae Literary club tomorrow. Included on’ the program will be two talks: “Anything Can Happen” (Papashvily), by Mrs. Logan G Hughes, and’ “Domestic Manners of the Americans” (Trollope), by Mrs. Phillip B. Lyon.

Party for Bride-to-Be

Mrs. Ben H, Kirk, 1230 Pasadena

Aileen Cross whose marriage to Robert K. Blue will be Feb, 1. Thir-

cellaneous shower. Mrs. Paul OC. Mason will assist the hostess.

[Fields Thomas | Vows Will Be Read Tonight

A ceremony at T o'clock this eve-

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