Valley View Hospital unveils new $260000 rehab wing open Sunday
Valley View Hospital invites the public to an open house Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to view its new 260000 physical medicine and rehabilitation wing. The facility will serve 27 patients, with plans for occupational and physical therapy, nine more staff, and non nursing home use. The unit features three sections with varied color themes, outside views, and a central lounge, designed to reduce hospital atmosphere.
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Valley View Hospital
Bam
Celeste Kemler
Valley View
Ada
Grain Surplus Poses Problem For Officials
Washington AP by OVID A. MARTIN reports that Kennedy administration progress on one farm program may hinder plans for an omnibus farm bill. The feed grain surplus policy may affect final action on livestock provisions, as farmers retire about 26 percent of 1959 and 1960 cropland to grow corn and sorghum, receiving payments and price supports. This could stabilize supplies and prices but complicate calls for broader controls on cattle hogs sheep poultry and eggs, now unregulated. The omnibus bill would allow the secretary of agriculture and advisory committees to craft supply control and price stabilization programs for all farm products, taking effect unless vetoed.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Secretary of Agriculture and Farmer Advisory Committees
Romines Finds Water With Forked Stick
Romines, a lifelong dowser from the Tupelo region, claims to locate underground water with a forked stick. He says after decades of finding wells across four counties he has located over 200 wells and charges a modest fee for his divining service.
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Water Department
Dave Romines
Stonewall
Romines
Ramines
Tupelo
Poltawatomie County
Earlshoro
Johnston
Coal
Pontotoc
Pollawatomie
Vanoss Alumni Banquet Highlights Local Visits
Ardmore visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Brashears attended the Vanoss Alumni Banquet in the school auditorium. The old superintendent spent the night with Mrs Woodley’s relatives as part of a week of visits across the county.
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Vanoss
Y. T. Galaway
Robert Brashears
Ardmore
Clifford Miller
Dale
Brashears
Brashers
Woodrow Turner
F. Woodley
Vina Turner
Wilbur
Bill McNair
Ton
Red Oak
Kiowa
Herbert McHinx
Luther McKinleyley
Tulsa
Marvin
Lloyd Winkle
Carol
Briggs
James
and. Briggs
Latta
Luther
McKinley
Roy Briggs
BR. L
Bodey
Sybil
Laura
Stinnett
Tex
Arlene Bennett
Robin
Shaun Melton
Purcell
Bill
Eulas Melton
Lafel Tiffin
Nor
Ade Thomas
Barger, Tex
Thomas
Minnie Miller
Freda Miller
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John Dunn
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Lavona Jones
J. T. Murphy
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Aeuss Ryan
Wintersmilt Park
England Davis
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