Pittsfield Doctor Retires From Massachusetts Hospital Assn Board
Harold L. Hutchins of Pittsfield General Hospital retires after six years on the Massachusetts Hospital Association board. He completed duties at a luncheon during the 29th annual meeting at the Sheraton Boston Hotel and presented 25 year membership certificates. He served as MHA president in 1963-64 and was the first from Western Massachusetts. The association includes more than 170 hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Hutchins
Pittsfield General Hospital
Massachusetts Hospital Association
F. Lloyd Mussels
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
MHA
Massachusetts
Keehnle Tops Fire Captain Exam in February Pool
Fire Lt. Martin J. Keehnte led the February captain promotion exam with a 97.53 score. Lts. John L. Friederick and Joseph A. Amuso followed, with 97.13 and 97.1. Several others scored in the 90s as Civil Service noted vacancies from retirements and possible appeals of marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Keehnte
Civil Service
John L. Friederick
Joseph A. Amuso
Gerald F. Keetinle
Willis H. Groat
Robert F. Dunn
George E. Johnston
Richard BE. Koscher
Robert L. Salvadori
Registry Reports Brisk Saturday Activity at DMV Offices
The Saturday morning opening of the Registry of Motor Vehicles office drew about 75 patrons, with brisk business reported statewide. Registrar Richard K. McLaughlin noted few problems during the first Saturday, and extra telephone and teletype service linked the Boston main office to seven branches, all open on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registry of Motor Vehicles
John W. DeBaggis
McLaughlin
Bank Row
Realty Sale to Russell Couple Sealed for Otis Home
Ralph H. Winn and Richard B. Hayes convey a house and lot on Big Pond in Otis to Wilfred B. and Frances H. Russell. The transaction transfers ownership of the residence and surrounding property as recorded in local real estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Winn
Richard B. Hayes
Wilfred B
Frances H. Russell
Big Pond
Otis
Vacationing doctor aids Mexican villagers in eye surgeries
Stanford ophthalmologist Dr. Frank C. Winter spent six visits in San Jose del Cabo performing over 100 cataract and eye operations. He donated glasses from Parsons Optical, aided by district medical officer Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez. Villagers traveled by mule and truck to the 40-bed hospital, with one boy receiving a temporary patch before a donated cornea restored sight. The work carried no charge to families. locals presented a medal reading Gratitude Dr. Winter.
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Stanford
Calif
Frank C. Winter
Baja California
Mexico
Parsons Optical Co
Palo Alto
Eduardo Rodriguez
United States
Baja
SR Ciali
Wint
Winter
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PGH
Assn
Keehnle
Registry
Prica
Tepper
North ST
Dr. Winter
Sears
Sears Roebuck and CO
Vane
Kenmore
Fabrice Comlctioner
B.T.U
Kenmore Gas
Pharmer’s
Aervaherr OG of
Eee
Pittsfield
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