Working Mothers Need More Day Care, Says Dr Meyers
Dr. Meyers analyzes the rise of working mothers, noting over four million preschoolers have employed mothers and only about 300,000 licensed day care centers remain. He cites war-time aid decline, gaps in care for under threes, and calls for universal, quality day care akin to public schools and libraries to support families and society.
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Garry C. Myers
Katherine Oettinger
Shead
The
Children’s Bureau
United States
National Committee For the Day Care of
Miss Pines
Florence Ruderman
Brooklyn College
New York City
Pines
Club News Highlights From Ruth Circle and Wednesday Club
Ruth Circle of Ruth met at the homes of Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Ronnie Smith for a potluck lunch. Della Stanley read the Easter story and One Solitary Man, then the group made cancer bandages. They planned a May 1 tour of Fenton Glass Co. in Williamstown WV and to obtain details from Mrs. Keith Bolin. Bethany Goodwill Club activities included Easter baskets, an auction, and a donation to the cancer fund. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Elsie Butcher’s home. Albany’s Wednesday Club met at Mrs. Lowell Ziegler’s home with a program East er Traditions by Mrs. Dailey and plans to host Mrs. KE. H. Lasch for the May meeting.
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Chase
Ruth
John Smith
Ronnie Smith
Della Stanley
Fenton Glass Co
Williamstown
W. Va
Keith Bolin
Bethany Goodwill Club
Janet Jeffers
Cancer Fund
Elsie Butcher
Wednesday Club of
Albany
Lowell Ziegler
Eldon Dailey
C. P. Pearman
Dailey
KE. H. Lasch
Heloise tips on dyeing unmated stockings and closet hacks
Reader tips describe dyeing old stockings with store dye without boiling, painting and preserving items for reuse and charity. A homemaker uses bags to collect worn clothes for donation, paints shell runners for patio use, and offers practical room‑by‑room upcycling ideas. A light Letter of Laughter ends the column.
Peanut Butter Pie Recipe From Southeastern Ohio Readers
Two similar recipes for Peanut Butter Pie share a variation with evaporated or evaporated milk. Laura Gaskins and Minnie Opal Johnson contribute the method using peanut butter sugar crust, custard filling, meringue topping, and a 350 degree bake. The note calls this a likely regional favorite dessert.
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Laura Gaskins
Scott St
Nelsonville
Bettijean Jeska
Swanton
Minnie Opal Johnson
McArthur
Ohio
Church Life Highlights Mrs. Charlotte Johnson of Chauncey
Mrs. Charlotte Johnson, wife of Rev. Paul A. Johnson, serves as youth leader in the Hocking Valley Parish. A former registered nurse, she directs the junior high choir teaches Sunday School and sponsors Chi Rho. She sings with the adult choir, leads the Chauncey Christian Women’s Fellowship, chairs the Trimble CWF and sits on the Ohio CWF executive committee. She is active in the Chauncey-Dover PTA and District 14 of the Ohio State Nurses Association. A Lima Memorial graduate, she has three children Jim Carol and Lois and enjoys sewing crocheting and gardening.
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Charlotte Johnson
Chauncey
Paul A. Johnson
Hocking Valley
Chauncey Christian Women’s Fellowship
Trimble Cwf
Ohio Cwf
Chauncey-Dover
PTA
Ohio State Nurses Association
Charlotte
Lima Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Dear Abby and Carl offer parent and social advice
A reader asks Abby about a woman’s flirtatious approach at a party and a man’s reaction to a stranger’s question about his marriage. The second reader seeks guidance on when a boy should start keeping himself clean, noting a 13 year old who resists soap and socks.
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Abby
Abby columns and sorority party at mental health center
Dear Abby advises strict cleanliness for a thirteen year old, suggesting a bath and possible undressing if needed. A Sigma Kappa chapter hosted a Faster party for women patients at Cottage L, Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, as part of monthly resident entertainments.
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Sigma Kappa
Cottage L
Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center
Layette Shower Attends Mrs Bolen Honoree
Mrs Ronald Bolen was honored at a layette shower at Mrs Lawrence Chapman's home with Mrs Wendell Chapman as co host. Refreshments were assisted by Mrs M E Nelson. Numerous guests attended including Mrs G A Radekin Mrs Kenneth Mossman Miss Candy Garvin and many others. Great grandmothers Val Rife and Tom Dixon also joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bolen
Lawrence Chapman
Wendell Chapman
M. E. Nelson
G. A. Radekin
Kenneth Mossman
Candy Garvin
Don Miller
John Canode
Day Canode
Dallas Hensler
Albert Bolin
Allen Stacey
C. E. Stout
Alva DeVault
James Rife
Darlene Dixon
Howard Smith
Edward Coin
Harlan Rife
Harold Dixon
Emory Johnson
Bernard Allen
William Stout
Arch Dixon
Arthur Pridemore
Addie Johnson
Nellie Vale
Fannie Pettit
Clyde Jarvis
Willard Harvey
Lloyd Woods
Franklin Jenkins
John Dixon
G. B. Stout
Carroll Elliot
Ronald Hooper
Bolen
Val Rife
Tom Dixon
4-H Latigo Riders Plan Club Horse Show
Latigo Riders met at Dave Sturbois home to discuss class procedures for a members only horse show. The event will be at Lee Moriss home at 10 a.m. on April 20, with ribbons awarded to winners in 17 classes. Susann Mansfield reports.
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Latigo
Dave Sturbois
Lee Moriss
Susann Mansfield
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