Many Careers Now Offered By Hospitals
NEW YORK UPI A guaranteed success formula from school to hospital not as a patient but as an employee. Hospitals, large town employers, now serve as career centers offering up to 200 job classifications from accountant to x ray technician. Training beyond high school is common and some youth can finance training while working in a hospital. The AHA notes hospitals employ about 1.7 million people in roughly 7,000 facilities, ranking seventh in total employment with one in 39 workers. Hospitals promise advancement for prepared workers and stress the need for varied skills and traits to run hospital operations.
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New York
UPI
Edwin L. Crosby
American Hospital Association
AHA
The
AHA Seeks Extroverts and Quiet Creatives for Hospital Careers
The American Hospital Association says calm, orderly types with imagination and courage to try new ideas suit hospital work. They value extroverts and introverts, lab or library workers, and even talented artists or speakers as paths toward medical careers. Rewards include a fulfilling life, job security, and community contribution.
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AHA
Rites Today For Frank Collins
Funeral services for Frank A. Collins of Elwood will be at 10 30 a m today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev R W Sage officiating Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery Other hospital notes include dismissals admissions and ambulance movements from Mercy Hospital and Copher and Fesler arrangements
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Elwood
Frank A. Collins
S. C St
Mercy Hospital
Copher and Fesler
R. W. Sage
Elwood City Cemetery
Pervie Huntsman
N. Anderson
Dean LaForce
S. J St
Guy Whetstone
13Th
Otis Noble
Main St
Ralph Dickerson
Frankton
David Morgan
S. D St
S. and
James Fettig
Elwood clubs host meetings with crafts and meals
Elwood crowds gather for club activities with the Happy Leisure group at Mrs Hodson's home, the Elwood Art League at the community center featuring a French Impressionists program, and the Past Time Club birthday dinner at Mangas cafeteria. Next meetings planned at Mrs Kane's and Mrs Spahr's homes.
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Elwood — Happy Leisure Club
Jay Hodson
Wilber
Olin McQuitty
Thomas Kane
Purl Mock
Charles Bryan
Kane
Elwood Art League
Elwood
Edwin Lucas
Ben Bambrough
Joan Vance
Past Time Club
Mangas Cafeteria
Lora Osting
Hazel Warner
Maude Cas
Alexandria Garden Club Spring Meeting Report
Alexandria notes show Mrs. Arthur Daniels hosting a Garden Club gathering with Mrs. Rici Weaver assisting and Mrs. George Overpeck presiding over a floral focus. Members plan continued floral displays for the Public Library and distribute new program books as Gene Moorman presents Our Friends the Viburnums. Other items include Bible Class meeting plans, Band Boosters officer election, Monroe Township Farm Bureau fish fry details, and Mrs Lillian Stewart and Mrs Gladys Baxter returning from a Florida winter trip.
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Alexandria
Arthur Daniels
Garden Club
Rici Weaver
George Overpeck
Public Library
Norman Schultz
David Cox
Cyril Zettel
Ruth
First Christian Church
Blanche Savage
AP General Manager to Speak at Indiana Editors Meeting
Wes Gallagher, AP general manager, will address Indiana AP publishers at the annual association meeting held at the Marott Hotel. Tom Conner, Seymour Tribune president and Indiana AP chairman, said over 50 had registered to attend. Gallagher has led AP operations since 1962.
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Intianapolis
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Indiana AP
State
AP Association
Tom Conner
Seymour Tribune
Gallagher
Marott Hotel
Mrs. Danforth Dies At Muncie
Edna F. Danforth 78 died Sunday evening at Bethel Nursing Home Nuncie after eight months as a patient. A lifelong resident of the area she lived at 203 J. N. Harrison St. Born June 28 1884 in Orestes she was the daughter of Douglas and Amanda Fox King. Survivors include five daughters three sons a brother and a sister six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body was taken to Karl M Kyle Funeral Home for calling after 3 p.m. Tuesday Last rites are scheduled 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with Rev Philip Robinson of Orestes Baptist Church officiating Interment will be in IOOF Cemetery Pierce Rites for Elias Pierce were held Monday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with entombment in IOOF Mausoleum Organist was Mrs Ruby Burden Pallbearers were James Pierce Glen Pierce Lawrence Johnson Lyman Jones Foster Jackley and MacClelland Pierce.
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Alexandria
Edna F. Danforth
Bethel Nursing Home
Nuncie
J. N. Harrison St
Orestes
Douglas
Amanda Fox
King
Ira Halcomb
Indianapolis
Beulah Elmer
Speedway City
Marie Beerwart
Kingsfort Heights
Ind
Charlotte Siler
Muncie
Martha Tomlinson
Anderson
George Danforth
Don Danforth
Warren Danforth
Port Washington
Long Island
N.Y
Fred King
Hazel Grose
Karl M. Kyle
Philip Robinson
Orestes Baptist Church
IOOF
Directors Hold Institute in Madison County TB group
The annual Board of Directors Institute of the Madison County Tuberculosis Association will run from 3 30 to 8 30 p m Thursday at the Association office 207 E 10th St A buffet dinner will be served with an afternoon and an evening program scheduled.
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Board of Directors Institute of the
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
Association
E. 10Th St
Army Pvt Olsen completes eight weeks MP training
Army Pvt Stephen V. Olsen finished eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He studied civil and military law traffic control map reading prisoner of war control and self defense. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Virgil V Olsen of 1109 North Drive Pendleton route 3.
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Army
Stephen V. Olsen
Karen
Rt. 3
Pendleton
U. S. Army Training Center
Ft. Gordon
Virgil V. Olsen
North Dr
Weekend Misdemeanors Reported in Elwood
Elwood police logged several incidents over the weekend. A box of electrical supplies was stolen from Melvin Kohn’s warehouse, a bottle shattered a kitchen window, a car rolled into the John residence causing damage, a screen was pried from Helen Young’s home and two rings plus cash were taken. EMS aided Mrs. Sylvia Anderson after she fell ill at Citi zen Bank and transported her home.
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Elwood
Melvin Kohn
21St St
Mamie Price
Anderson St
Mott John’s Cleaners
John
Helen Young
S. G St
Elwood Fire Department
Sylvia Anderson
Citizens Bank
L. A
Anderson Sts
S. H St
Cunningham PTA Turkey Supper Planned for Saturday
Cunningham School PTA organizes committees for its annual turkey supper on Saturday March 30. The event runs 4 30 p m to 8 p m in the school cafeteria with roast turkey dressing mashed potatoes green beans gelatin salad butter bread pie and coffee or milk. Planning committee members include Robert Wilson co chairmen William Kay Richard Fuller Robert Stringer Charles Townsend Mrs J L Lewis and Mrs Joe Workman. Mrs Maggie Ricketts was taken to Community Hospital Anderson by a Davis Strider Noffze ambulance. Trips by the Karl M Kyle ambulance over the weekend included Mrs Georgia Beilhartz to Marion and Mrs Helen Ice to Community Hospital. Ben Baker was taken to Community Hospital Sunday.
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Ways and Means
Messrs
Charles Townsend
J. L. Lewis
Joe Workman
Maggie Ricketts
River Ave
Community Hospital
Anderson
Davis- Strider-Noffze
Karl M. Kyle
Georgia Beilhartz
Marion
Helen Ice
Ben Baker
Kiwanians District Meeting Held Today
The Chesterfield Kiwanis Club attends the district meeting at the Anderson YMCA replacing the Pine Manor Restaurant session. James Shopmeyer of Terre Haute Indiana district governor will be the guest speaker.
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Chesterfield Kiwanis Club
Anderson Ymca
Pine Manor
James Shopmeyer
Terre Haute
Indiana
Airman Addison Arrives in Europe for USAF Assignment
Airman Second Class Max E F Addison, vehicle dispatcher for the United States Air Force and son of Mr and Mrs Adam E Addison of 901 West Fourth Street Alexandria, has arrived at Laon Air Base France for an assignment with a European unit.
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Max EF. Addison
USAF
Adam E. Addison
W. 4Th St
Alexandria
Laon AB
France
Europe
Assignment of Master Sergeant to ADC unit
Master Sgt. John W. Bolder a USAF radar maintenance technician and his wife Eva who formerly lived at 3013 W 25th St have arrived at Rockville Air Force Station Indiana for assignment with an Air Defense Command unit.
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ADC
John W. Bolderson
USAF
Eva
W. 25Th St
Rockville AF Station
Ind
Air Defense Command
Red Brick Inn Beef Tend Steaks and Fried Chicken Deal
Advertises beef tend and steaks with 2 for fried chicken at 99 cents. Located at Red Brick Inn.
Welsh Hints Action Likely On Vacancies
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Governor Welsh hinted he might order a special election to fill a death created vacancy in the Indiana Senate but later said no such consideration at this time. The death of Sen Richard Newhouse reduced GOP strength and raised questions about filling vacancies by appointment or election.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana Senate
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Senate
Fayette-Rush-Shelby County
GOP
Indiana
Newhouse
Rep
James Allen
R Salem
Farm Bureau program features Mrs Gross speaker
Monroe Township Farm Bureau hosts guest speaker Mrs Guy E Gross second vice president of the Indiana Farm Bureau and director of the Women s Department at a Thursday meeting with a 6 30 p.m fish fry for about 150. Devotions by Rev Phillip Blake and dinner by members.
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Alexandria
Guy E Gross
Indiana Farm Bureau
Monroe Township Farm Bureau
Phillip Blake
Christian Congregation Church
Farr Bureau
Robert Hurst
Ivan Moorman
Don Ingram
Gene Moorman
Granville Adams
Jack McDermitt
Clarence Adams
Gerald Adams
Governor’s
Whitley County Tuberculosis Association
Order of Eastern Star
Parent-Teacher Association
Water Surface Area of Ottawa Lake and River Recounted
Ottawa Ontario reports an estimated lake and river area totaling about 80 000 square miles placed within its watersheds. Authorities note vast water features across the region including major lakes and connecting rivers supporting commerce and recreation.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Photographer Seeks Loch Ness Monster in Easter Trek
London reporter Richard Need, 31, plans to spend Easter week at Loch Ness for the third year running hoping to photograph the famed monster. He found no trace in prior attempts but remains undeterred despite two quiet years.
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London
UPI
Richard Need
Lech Ness
Prank Backfires At Filling Station In West Virginia
Fairmont police arrested 23 year old Donald Williams of Terre Haute Indiana after an apparent bloody bandage stuck from a car trunk prompted a call to police Sunday night. Williams said a companion with catsup smeared on his hand had crawled into the trunk as a practical joke and he faces a disorderly conduct charge.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Donald Williams
Terre Haute
Ind
Williams
New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss and Grow Hair
A Texas firm claims a treatment can stop hair loss and grow new hair, offering a 32 day risk trial. They warn many baldness cases are related to other scalp conditions and urge readers with any hair to act, sending information for prompt mail responses.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
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Rt. 2
Claude Etchison
Miramar
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Wate
Haag
Howard Herr
Madison County Farm Bureau
Clarence Rogers
Harry McKowen
Junior Halle
Rogers
Thomas Bohlander
Faye McCorkle
C.E.S. Auxiliary
Order of Eastern Star Auxiliary
Y.N.I. Club
Y. N. S. Club
Ethel Carter
Mounds Rd
Farm Bureau
Lillian Stewart
Gladys Baxter
Newport Richey
Fla
Hardin & Son
Danforth
Cunningham Pta
Cunningham School
Kiwanians
Monroe Township
To. Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Kipling St. Houston
Gibson
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