Gamma globulin supply dwindles in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the state Health Department has a three month supply of gamma globulin left for 1958 mainly due to demand for German measles treatment. Only 9,600 cc of 41,000 allocated remains and free distribution will be limited to medically indigent pregnant women exposed to the disease within their immediate family. Gamma globulin effectiveness after exposure to German measles is unproven and temporary. Its key uses are for rubella prevention and infectious hepatitis prevention, which are well established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
State Health Department
William K. Schrack Jr
Department
Pennsylvania
Schrack
WCTU Frances Willard Union Elects Officers for 1958 59
At a meeting hosted by Mrs. R N Mc Burney 322 Fairmont Ave Frances Willard WCTU elected 1958 59 officers led by Mrs Edward Gilbert president and Miss Laura Bell vice president The program directed by Mrs C E Aiken featured Be Honest And Christian and Highway to Total Abstinence Among Armed Forces A picnic is planned at Mrs A W Zeigler 236 Elizabeth J next.
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R. N. McBurney
Fairmont Ave
Frances Willard
WCTU
Edward Gilbert
Laura Bell
A. C. Gardner
Oscar Rhodes
Robert McConaghy
Martha Dodds
Joseph MacKenzie
C. E. Aiken
H. E. Golder
McBurney
Miss Dodds
Alice McKillop
Golder
Mont Forney
A. W. Zeigler
Elizabeth J
Clyde Bishop
Croton Wctu
C. F. Vanhorn
Mary Wilson
Ruth McCoy
Fred Kenehan
C. Vanhorn
Charlotte Wilson
McGee
Bishop
Charles Campbell
Miss McCoy
Camp Sutherlyn
Butler
Charlotte Ann Wilson
Frank Houk
Forneys Return After Cousin's Funeral in Mahaffey
Mr and Mrs Mont W Forney of Carlisle Street have returned from Mahaffey where they attended the funeral of their cousin Harry G Von Arsdale. They spent several days in Erie with their nephew Carl Campbell a former resident of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont W. Forney
Carlisle St
Mahaffey
Harry G. von Arsdale
Forneys
Erie
Carl Campbell
New Castle
Kiwanis Club Hosts Home Safety Talk and Film
The Kiwanis meeting focused on home and workplace safety. George Powers of Bell Telephone led the program, filling in for John Scott who was to host the corn roast on July 31. A safety film featuring Edgar Bergen and colleagues was shown, and Dr. Stanley Zaremba appointed a committee to assist Jim Mayberry with duties.
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Kiwanis Club
George Powers
Bell Telephone
Camp East flag salute observed after presentation
Congressman Frank M. Clark spoke briefly as campers counselors and flag bearers Sandra Redmann and Gail Gilliland presented a flag that had flown over the National Capital. The flag was given to Mrs Earl Ruby and Elizabeth Lockhart of the YWCA camp committee, then raised with color bearers for the salute.
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Sles
W.C.T.U
Frances Willard Union
Croton Union
Pauline Trigere
Auto Battles
Macomb County
Chrysler Missile
Sterling Township
Detroit
UAW
Chrysler
America
Phyllis Battelle
International News Service
Adventuress
Billie- Marie
Billie-Marie
New York
King Menelek
Sheba
Kilimanjaro
Billie Marie Gannon
Seattle
Empire State Building
North Africa
John Goddard
Brigham Young University
Catherine Blaine Jr
State of
Washington
NEW Castle Drug CO
N. Mill St
Dial
First Federal Plaza
Epsom Salts
U.S.P
Cosme
Ticians
Ver
Max Factor
Old Spice
Pharmacists
Tana See Drug CO
Camp Eastbrook
Chevrolet
Keystone Company
W.washington ST
New Castle, PA
Brookwood
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Raesi
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