Hospital notes from Clare Hospital and Clinic
Mrs Thompson wife of Rev Thompson of Rosebush was a patient for one day last week for examination and diagnosis. Mrs Schaaf of Marion entered September 13 and remains for medical treatment with slight improvement. Mrs Miller of Saginaw visited for X rays and left clavicle fracture and rib injuries and was discharged after fracture care. Mrs Cogan of Lake City entered October 6 for consultation and treatment with several weeks expected. Wallace Barton, son of Mr and Mrs Barton Clare, suffered a deep laceration and was treated and dismissed with dressing care. Mrs Potter of Clare has been ill for months with little improvement. Robert Ackerman of Clare improved enough to return to work soon after a severe foot injury. Anthony Brant of Coleman rests in a plaster cast after a left femur and pelvic fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Rosebush
John Schaaf
R-4
Marion
Frank J. Miller
Saginaw
Wallace Barton
Henry Barton
Clare
Annie Potter
Robert Ackerman
West 5Th
Anthony Brant
Coleman
John Waring
R-5
Glare
William Musgrove
Lansing
Joseph Kremsmeter
Beal City
Raymond Webster
West 7Th
Peter Pelcher
R-3
Frank Warner
R-1 Coleman
Warner
Archie Burrell
Houghton Heights
J. H. McArihuy
Harrison
Claude Savereal
Houghton Lake
Chris Vought
Allen Implement
Willis Strouse
R-2
John
Richard Winter
Fay Hubbel
Farwell
Bobby Mester
Marcella Muder
Harvey Spickerman
Clare Hospital
Wiener Stittsworth
Lake George
Samuel Baker
Pioneer
Hospital admissions and discharges in Clare area
Several patients were treated at Clare Hospital this week for varied conditions. Mrs. William Musgrove and her newborn son were discharged in good condition while Mrs. Frank Warner remains under care for a heart ailment. A two month old and an eight seven year old pioneer faced treatments or critical conditions, with multiple minor procedures and follow ups noted.
Deafened Aided By Electronic Hearing Aids
Sonotone Laboratories leads in hearing aid research with bone and air conduction receivers. A free hearing test and fitting event occurs at Park Hotel Mt Pleasant on Tuesday October 17 from 12 pm to 730 pm, with home testing on request. Written information available from Sonotone in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone Laboratories
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
United States
American Medical Ass’n
Life Magazine
Park Hotel
Mt. Pleasant
Saginaw
J. H. Payne
Dist. Mer
Dust Form Insecticides Ready To Use With Talc
Principal insecticides and fungivides are sold as dusts mixed with talc or other powder to proper strength, ready for use.
Rationing Rules and Stamp Details Across Books
A wartime notice outlines food and fuel ration stamps across books 4 and 8 with values, valid dates, and points. It notes Blue stamps for processed foods remain indefinitely, Red stamps for meats cheese and fats also indefinite, certain stamps limited to pounds or gallons, and mechanical reminders about coupon faces and renewals. It also lists inspection requirements for tires and commercial vehicles, price complaint channels, and district radio program slots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
WACS
France
Claire A. Scigliano
Hyde Park
Mass
Lillian Beck
Philadelphia
Juanita R. Bond
Coastamesa
Cal
Clare Hospital and Clinic
Jennie Cogan
Lake City
Power Company
BE. C. Leyrer
Rev. Leyrer
August Samland
R 1
Clifford Ensing
Gilbert Ensing
McEwan St
War Price and Rationing Board
WECM
WSAM
WIEDF
Army & Navy
U.S
Treasury
Wey
California
Michigan
BOSC
Tennessee
Nancy Hall
Sunnyfield
Rollel
A&p
Sultana Peanut Butter
Ann Page
Macaroni
Sane Brand
Navy Beans
Ruby Bee Grape Jam
N.B.C. Ritz Gragkers
Salada Black Tea
Gerber's Baby Food
Marmalade
ANN Page Egg Noodles
Birdseye
Pia
Bart OG
Brookfield Link Sausage
IONA
Kellogg's
Sultana Mustard
Lord Mont French
Packeas
Lé Oz. Can
White House
PAM
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