New Blood Discovery Aims to Halt Bleeding Fast
Potent new blood banks for atomic age use a magic blood element in platelets to stop bleeding from radiation exposure leukemia and other diseases. Platelets, tiny blood cells, can now be preserved separately from whole blood by quick-freeze dry methods into a white powder. A Boston Children’s Hospital team led by Edmund Klein Sidney Farber J Djerassi and P Arnold presented the freeze and powder technique at the sixth Congress of the International Hematology Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton L. Blakesler
Boston
International Hematology Society
Airs
Edmund Klein
Sidney Farber
J. Djerassi
P. Arnold
He’ Children’s Hospital
Dr. Klein
New Haven Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and their daughter Becky of Charleston along with Ms Clinton Brown planning to remain in West Virginia. Jimmie Cape tart, Army reserve veteran, sustained a broken right foot from stepping on a detonator cap. Various families from Huntington Huntington and Columbus visited Haven Heights and Morgantown for weddings and gatherings. A rally for the Church of God is scheduled September 16 at Union Camp Grounds two miles south of New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Jimmie Cape Tart
Camp Breckinridge
Charles Brown
Fred Brown
Eugene
Becky
Charleston
Ned Brown
Clinton Brown
Orlando
Fis
West Virginia
H. R. Andrews
New York
Or Shawver
H. A. Wilson
Orvil Parsons
Huntington
R. F. Bryant
Loyd Roush
F. A. Batey
Columbus
Carol Roush
Bert Johnston
Bob Johnston
Johnston
Bream Presbyterian Church
D.C. Brown
Glen Lynn
Frank Morgan
Warton
Leonore Schneider
Wahama High School
J. L. Stewart
Morgantown
Wallace
Lois Evans
Church of God of
Union Camp
Abraham
Mary Jewell Weaver
Social Notes and Club Events Preview
Social notes report a Weaver reunion at Mrs Amy Weaver s Columbus home. New Haven Women s Club schedules first business meeting September 4 and a president s tea September 25 hosted by Mrs Paul Scally with assistance from Mrs Floyd Carmack Mrs Bill Howard and Mrs Bob Johnston. Jimmy Parsons left Midropert y for Melbourne Fla to resume his business career. Dexter Erwin and family vacationed visiting relatives in Seaberg Bucyres and Colum. Layne reunion set for September 2 at New Haven Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Weaver
Amy Weaver
Columbus
New Haven Women's Club
Paul Scally
Floyd Carmack
Bill Howard
Bob Johnston
Jimmy Parsons
Utomotle Agency
Melbourne
Fla
Dexter Erwin
Seaberg
Bucyres
Colum
Layne
New Haven Park
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Birth
The Portland area notes a busy social scene with six members at a Silver Spur Riding Club meeting hosted by Suzanne Price. Visitors include E. J. Henderson and family from Wheeling, many Price relatives from Pittsburgh and Belpre, and others from Parkersburg to Vienna. A birth is announced for Steven Parker, grandson of Charles Ward and D W Rhodes, with Millers hosting a weekend visit by Harold and Leona Shaffer.
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Portland
Silver Spur
Suzanne Price
E. J. Henderson
Wheeling
Henderson
Eber Henderson
Annie Price
Harry Price
Donna
Bob Price
Lester Price
Karen
Pitts
Burgh
Paul Sayre
Great Bend
Ollie Sayre
Columbus
Russell Dutton
Sharon
Russell, Jr
Akron
A. M. Deem
Earl Wells
Charles de Long
Cincinnati
JC. Slaughter
Robert Fields
Tuppers Plains
Edmond Fields
Chester
W. Va
Hyatt Parsons
Barberton
Bernard Adams
Ronald Miller
Oxford
Steven Parker
Charles Ward
D. W. Rhodes
Albert Paynte
Clyde Payner
New Matamoras
Mire
Mary Barker
William McKelvey
Clarence Price
Patsy
Gayle Price
Jim
Suzanne
Bri |Roush
Bert
Roush and Sons
Huntington
Henry Deem
Belpre
Fogs Headed with Blue Lastre Fam Uniman's
In fogs headed with Blue Lastre fam Uniman's.
Death of Harry Murray Brought Community Visits
Corning area residents and relatives gathered in Dayton and nearby towns to discuss the death of Harry Murray. Many attended the Murray funeral conducted by Rev. Paul Stockman, with Leon Ferguson and Sarah Wright providing music. Additional notices report hospital stays, visitors, and an upcoming Sept 3 church meeting at Millertown Church of Christ in Christian Union.
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Damon Gallager
Charleston
Murray
Harry Murray Schottelkorb
Waco
Tex
Harry Murray
Art Levi
Leo Preest
Cletus Preest
Isabell Burns
Frank Brooks
Fry
Paul Stockman
Edward Ferguson
Sarah Wright
Corning
Arthur Campbell
Memorial’ Hospital
Marietta
Lester Quinn
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Millertown Church of Christ In Christian Union
Jessie Richardson
New Lexington
Kenneth Fouts
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Franklin Ave
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Coutlie
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Ever & Drain
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St Cente
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Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
ROSE
Cootvile
Richland Ave
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Johnson Furniture
West’ Roofing Co
William. J Sycks
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U.S. Civil Service
the Messenger
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Rowe
Brandeterry and
Gorred
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Parnersboro
W.va
Athens County Farm Bureau
White's Mill
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Herbert Paschen
Paschen
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W. Union St
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Ratland Auto
Ratland
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the Matters
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