Local Hospitals Report Surgery for Mrs Lawrence Banns
Mrs Lawrence L Banns of 13 Myrtle Street undergoes treatment while William D B Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schneider of 125 Unkaimet Drive undergoes operation at local hospitals.
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
4
Mrs Lawrence L Banns of 13 Myrtle Street undergoes treatment while William D B Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schneider of 125 Unkaimet Drive undergoes operation at local hospitals.
A crowded police brief lists numerous individuals with various medical treatments and operations. Names include Peter P. Ricchi, George E. Lester, Lee A. Vella and Susan M. Vella, Pamela Simon, Olympio Saltarelli, Louis Palma, Edward Brady, Clarke Dextraze, Napoleon Denette, Barbara Tuber, and Cathleen Chapman among others. A traffic collision near North Tyler Street caused damage exceeding 200 dollars and neck and head soreness to a passenger. An 18 year old, Barbara Tuber, was moved from Abrey Hospital to New Britain Memorial Hospital for long term rehab after a coma since an auto accident.
Sheffield Planning Committee will meet January 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bushnell Sage Library while the board conducts a town planning survey from Fenn and Fourth streets to St Luke's Hospital. Police say Clifford Smead, 36, of 52 Cher Street, fell carrying a pane of glass and suffered a laceration to the head. He was treated and released.
GE notes Wilford M Gordon of 168 Dewey Ave retires from the power transformer department. A Gill native who lived in Connecticut before settling in Pittsfield, he and his wife have seven children. Frank Quadrozzi of 21 Lombard St marks his 40th company anniversary with a diamond tie bar.
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