Oberlin Health Commission outlines senior citizen programs
Plans for three committees the Nursing Home Home Care and New Horizons focus on elder care in Oberlin The Nursing Home Committee coordinates volunteers assigns orientation and supervises workers with groups like Oberlin College students and Brownies already assisting Nursing home residents A master volunteer file is maintained at 13 West College St and the committees aim to provide companionship and practical aid through home care transportation and visiting services The New Horizons program organized by Mrs Kent Southard and Mrs Werner Bromund invites older women to meet and discuss common interests hosting biweekly sessions with guest speakers and peer dialogue The Home Care Committee led by Dr C J Colley surveyed elderly needs highlighting errands shopping transportation tickets to church functions friendly visitors and companionship for those unable to leave their homes The program remains experimental inviting broader participation by senior citizens to help plan a community center for aging residents.
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Oberlin Health Commission
Oberlin
Ted Woop
Nursing Home Committee
Home Care Committee
Committee On
New Horizons
Nancy McMurray
The
Health Commission
H. G. Shannon
Oberlin Community Welfare Council
Oberlin College
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Health Commission and Welfare Council
West College St
Dents
Uuis
First Church
Cleveland
C. J. Colley
Boy Scout
Kent Southard
Werner Bromund
Prescription call service urged for faster doctor visits
A reader note suggests asking the doctor to call or visit in person for quicker service. The message touts prompt and dependable pickup of prescriptions.
Hess & Hess Pharmacies Open at 112 East Broad
Hess and Hess Pharmacies advertise locations at 112 East Broad Street with phone numbers FA 3 1923 and EM 6 6600, signaling business presence and contact details in the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Broad St
Cleveland
Suburban Calendar Highlights Several Local Club Meetings
Community groups list events from Birmingham to Kipton and New London. Activities include jams, rummage sales, card parties, fish fries, and pancake suppers with times from 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. plus meetings of VFW Auxiliary, Rotary, CLSC, Legion, PTA, and Kiwanis across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Grange
Valley City
Paul
Married Couples Club
Kipton
Community Church
Pittsfield
Congregational
Grafton
South Amherst
New London
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
CLSC
Library
American Legion
Legion
City Hall
PTA
Amherst
Republican Women’s Club
Lorain County Savings and Trust Bank
Fish Fry Tonight In Milan By Odd Fellows
The Mark 71 club of the Odd Fellows Lodge will host a fish fry at lodge rooms on Front Street tonight starting at 5 p.m. The event is part of a fund raising campaign to send a local student to the United Nations this year, run by the ways and means committee led by Louis Wiess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Odd Fellows Lodge
Front St
United Nations
Ways and Means
Louis Wiess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hess & Hess ‘Pharmacies
Dial Fairfax
Birmingham
Camden Homemakers Club
Gilbert Hostetter
VFW Post and Auxiliary
Delure
Changs
Zaith
Zenith
Sunatine
Chatena
Giese
Spotme
Ryan
Cannes
Buster Brown
Buster Browns
Mom
Dad
O'Neil
O'Neill's
Fleer
O’neil
Dacron
Batiste
du Pont
Derby Mat
Fownes
Famous Name Prep Suits
Famous Name Jr. Boys’ Suits
Big Brother
Baby
O'neil’s
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