Tuberculosis Deaths At Five Year Low In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio the state reports 11021 new tuberculosis cases in 1949 a rise from 1948 while total known cases reach 37113. Death rate falls from 275 to 23.9 per 100000. Health chief Dr John D Porterfield urges hospitalization for active cases and notes hospitals are full with subsidy support helping counties. He estimates at least 20000 more cases remain undetected and advocates treatment and training to restore productivity.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
State Department of Health
Division of Tuberculosis
Porterfield
Ridgeville P.T.A To Hear Psychologist Speaker
Mrs Myrtle Anderson a Lorain County schools psychologist will address Ridgeville P T A at the school Thursday April 20 at 8 p m on Foundation for Better Families. Officers will be elected and fourth grade mothers will serve refreshments with Mrs Ralph Prechte in charge. Somerset farmers gain free cheese making lessons.
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North Ridgeville
Myrtle Anderson
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Penney's Employee Days offer thrifty cash and carry prices
We planned a special event for the boss who was traveling out of town. The celebration features in demand items at Penney using thrifty low cash and carry prices to showcase what the team can do on its own.
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Lywers Pdiederucu
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Dees Dans Wevesacem
Ridgeville P.T.A
DR. Edwards
W. G. Walker CO
Armstrong
Cleveland St
RAYO
Lois Johnson
Penney
Penney's
Penney’s Main Floor
Penney’s
Rayon
Swhstairs Store
Alfred Vandersommen
Mer
Richard
Mgr. Men's Clothing Dept
Dorothy Wisser
Mrs. Ea Vogley
Mgr
Alice Senning
Bembergs
Mrs. Ids Davies
Rendo Deluxe
Percale
Penney'’s
William Lyons
Mrs
Hazel Bates
Mgr. Shoe Department
Olga Haywood
Mgr. Women's
Helen Stein
Mgr. Millinery Department
Erma Ware
Mar. Infante
Pepney
Gabardine
Mildred Cammara
Mrs. Alderetts Rosenthal
Mgr. Hosiery Department
William Setty
Mra
Pat” Ferrell
Inez Fidter
Mer. Home Furnishings
Dwight Seckman
Fleer
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