St. Josephs Gets Grant for Nursing Education
For the third year, the National Institute of Health Education and Welfare at Bethesda awards St Joseph College a training grant of 13684 dollars for undergraduate psychiatric nursing starting September 1 1950. The Seton Institute Baltimore provides the residency program and nursing faculty supervise both college and diploma students through affiliations and prior institutes on mental health.
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National Institute of Health, Education, and Welfare
Bethesda
Division of Nursing
St. Joseph College
Exomusburg
Seton Institute
Baltimore
American Psychiatric Association
American Medical Association
Seton Institute of Nursing
James L. Hayes
Duquesne
Poultry Dealer Dies Suddenly in Frederick
Harry A Klein, 71, a noted poultry dealer of Fas Patrick street, died suddenly at his home Friday. A Mt. Airy native, he lived in Frederick five years and leaves wife H Margaret Kline and several nephews. He was a Locust Grove Church of the Brethren deacon for 43 years. funeral Monday at Locust Grove Church with remains to lie in state.
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Harry A Klein
Fas
Patrick Street
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Mr. Klein
Freder County
David E
Jennie Louman Klein
H. Margaret Kline
Kine
Locust Grove
Directory additions and local events noted at library and church
The C Burr Art Library adds state telephone directories from Iyland and Washington presented by George R Mob er on behalf of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Rev Donald Plank will lead funeral services with Rev Ralph E Ware assisting. Interment in church cemetery. Waltz funeral home in Winfield open after 7 pm for visitation. flowers omitted, contributions to the Heart Fund requested. About 200 people attend Harm on Field dance with winners named. next event set for Thursday at 10 pm. United Fire Company invites volunteers for training classes to be taught by a university approved instructor. 25 applications received, open to city and county firemen. coordination sought for facilities. The Ituri forest in Belgian Congo now contains about 40,000 pygmies. General James Denver of Wilmington, formerly Denver, Colorado, named in connection with fire training plans.
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CET
Iyland
Washington
C. Burr
George R. Mober
Jeff
Chesapeake and Potomac
Donald Plank
Ralph E. Ware
Church Cemetery
Waltz
Winfield
Heart Fund
Ituri Forest
Parti- Congo
United Fire Company announces fire fighting course
The United Fire company of Frederick announces a course in fire fighting for new initiates. The program, postponed previously to adjust construction, begins with an organizational meeting Monday at 6 30 p m at the engine house. It targets young men over 16 who have shown interest.
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The
United Fire Company of
Frederick
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