Hospices Grow as Support for Terminally Ill Expands
In 1962 hospices emerge as a proven option aiding terminal patients and families. Johnson & Higgins reports doubling groups to about 700, with care blending nursing social work and home or facility settings. Experts urge national licensing, insurer premium reform, and corporate self funding to broaden financial support.
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Funds donated for large print books to Homewood Center
The Homewood Retirement Center in Frederick received a donation from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1067 to buy large print books. Pictured are Ruth Burall, Sandra Wetzel, Barbara Watson, and Rev. Joseph Clem. Clara Wamsley is missing from the photo.
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