Mt Hope Notes On Local Residents Illnesses And Visits
Mrs Mary Dower of Main Street is reported improving after a fall at home Wednesday. Mrs Lucy Hicklin is seriously ill at Oak Hill Hospital. Mrs Mamie Parker has been confined at home for weeks due to illness. Mr and Mrs Rodney Cotton Bing of Jacksonville Fla were weekend guests at Nora White s 222 Main Street home. Mrs Daphna Painter and son John C of Kilsyth were business visitors in Bluefield Saturday. It wouldn t be so bad if it was as easy to stop doing nothing as it is to start.
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Mount Hope
Mary Dower
Main Street
Lucy Hicklin
Oak Hill Hospital
Mamie Parker
Rodney ‘‘Cotton
A New Approach To Mental Health in New Jersey
Red Bank doctor Dr. Robert Nemo leads a plan to create community mental health centers in each county town aided by Bridgeway House in Red Bank. The project aims to integrate care, pre and aftercare, and vocational support, inspired by European models and supported by local and national associations.
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Helena Frost
Enterprise Assn
Red Bank
N.J
Europe
Robert P. Nemo
New Jersey
New Jersey State Hospital
Marlboro
Nemo
Marlboro Hospital
Bridgeway House
Kennedy
Congress
Nemno
Monmouth County Mental Health Association
Jamie Mill
National Association For Mental Health
Red Bank House
Mental Health Association
Britain
Netherlands
Seton Hall College of Medicine
Jersey City
Nottingham
England
Second Child Born to John Lepto Jr. Family
The Lepto family of Park Heights announces the birth of their second child, a boy named William Bruce, at Raleigh General Hospital Beckley at 6 am on May 2. The baby weighed ten pounds one and a half ounces. Father is John Lepto III, 4. Grandparents are Helen Lepto of Kilsyth and Thomas and Mrs. Plummer of Philadelphia.
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Mount Hope
Rns
John Lepto Jr
Park Heights
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
William Bruce
John III
Helen Lepto
Kilsyth
Thomas Plummer
Philadelphia
Vaccine Clinic Draws 1600 At Bradley Elementary
Bradley Elementary School principal Willis Sto ver announced 1600 people attended the Type II Sabin polio vaccine clinic at the Bradley school on Sunday afternoon. Attendees compared to 1501 at the April Type I Stamp Out Polio clinic. Assisting were doctors, nurses, and pharmacists including Dr. R. G. Broaddus Dr. Richard G. Starr Ralph E. Amick and several P. N. and R. N. staff. Type III vaccine planned for pt. 22.
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Martha Jean Moore
Fred Thorne
Bob Craddock
Kenneth Jordan
Lacy E. Hurt
H. L. Partin Jr
John H. Myles
Kitty Jean Myles
Calvin Armentrout
Leo Thompson
Harry Davis
Forest Ogden
Ben J. Falk
Jack
House panel OKs belt standards bill for interstate sales
The House Commerce Committee endorsed a bill to set federal standards for automobile seat belts sold across state lines. The measure would require manufacturers to meet federal stress and tensile safety norms, aiming to uniform safety requirements nationwide.
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Washington
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