Rethinking fixed housework days and mood driven tasks
Dear Heloise argues against rigid cleaning schedules and fixed chores by day. She suggests women work by energy and mood, spreading tasks through the week and involving family help.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
3
Dear Heloise argues against rigid cleaning schedules and fixed chores by day. She suggests women work by energy and mood, spreading tasks through the week and involving family help.
Grace Downs, longtime trainer of airline stewardesses, objects to an airline policy grounding flight attendants after the 32nd birthday. She argues aging brings steadier composure and cites foreign lines that favor maturity. Downs has arranged for three soon grounded workers to teach at her school.
Community news from Lane Area includes visits by Tremonton residents to their grandparents and trips to the International Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention in Louisville. Local business buyout adds 5 & Oil Company in Overland Park, with plans to relocate. Personal notes cover family visits, enrollments at Emporia State, and a Baton Rouge trip for Rev. Al Simmons. Also includes reader questions and home economist tips on kitchen tasks, appliance use, and fabric care.
Printed Pattern 4732 and others list size 16 slim 4 yards of 39 inch fabric and prices. Anne Adams Pattern Dept at The Ottawa Herald invites readers to mail name address zone size and style number with 50 cents to receive patterns and a Spring Summer catalog.
Mrs. W G Tulloss hosted yesterday's social afternoon at 820 S Main with visitors Mrs Jack Atkins from Tulsa and Mrs Harold Van Horn from Pomona. The H B Club met at Colbern's for luncheon then visited Mrs Harry Hjorth's home. Six members attended and enjoyed social time and refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 17 with Mrs Rose Campbell.
A reader vents about a socialite husband jumper and an intoxicated flirt. Ann urges the wife to stay dignified, avoid provoking the other woman, and keep her head up while ignoring the provocateur. The letter warns that loud accusations fuel the intruder and suggests handling the issue with poise.
A simple cherry sauce thickens from canned dark sweet cherry syrup with cornstarch. Drain cherries and add a touch of lemon juice then serve warm over ice cold tapioca pudding for a creamy finish.
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