Milford chronicle., 1925-11-13
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. VIM. 7. Luff of Magnolia who
was recently operated upon has re-
turned home very much improved
Mrs. Richard Welch of Frederick
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis, has returned home ana
is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Linford Cordrey of Pittsville'
Md, who was injured sometime ago
in an accident, has recovered suf-
ficiently to return to his home.
Mr.. Frank Donovan Of Lincoln,
who has been a patient at the hos
pitaf~ has returned home.
Mr.. Warren Harris of Chester,
Pa, was able to return home on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. John Ryan who underwent a
minor operation, returned home on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. Norman Butler of Harring-
ton, who underwent a minpr opera
tion at the hospital, has returned
home.
Mr.. George Shockley of Milford,
who underwent major operation
about three weeks ago, returned to
his home Saturday. Mr.. Shpckley
was quite pleased with the comforts
of the Richard S. Truitt Memorial
Room.
Mrs. Ethel Purnell of FELTON,, was
admitted to the hospital on NoVem-
ber 5th and has a fine baby boy.
Mr.. Frank Jones of Baltimore,
was admitted to the hospital on
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en- leg and other injuries as the re-
suit of an automobile accident.
Mr.. Jones is resting as comfortably
as can be expected at the present
time.
Mr.. Fred G. Smith of Milford,
who was operated on for appendi-
citis on October 81, is getting along
fine and will be able to return to
his home in a few days.
A silver service which has been
in the possession of Temple Lodge
No. 9, A. F. & A. NJ, for several
years, was donated TO the hospital
last week. The silver service is
greatly appreciated and adds much
to the appearance of our dining
room.
Our good friends of Laurel, load !
ed truck last Saturday with white I
potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, s
and fruit and sent it over to the
hospital. This was a wonderfully =
generous thing for them to do and !
the hospital wishes to thank each ,
one who had part in this gift.
Another splendid donation was
thirty glasses of jelly from Mrs. R. y
Arthur Derrickson and Mrs. Byard \
of Milford, for which we
are indeed grateful. !.
Saturday was red letted day in !,
he way of donations. We wish to ~
hank Mrs. John Jones of FELTON,
or fruit and jelly; Mrs. Gertie
for a basket of apples; II
Mrs. Virgie Rhoades for basket of -
potatoes and two quarts of canned I
ruit; Mrs. Herman Vinyard of Fred +
rica for a basket loaded with can
ed fruit and jelly; NfF. R. A. Faulk- h
Ter of Pennington for a basket of il
otatoes and pumpkin and DR.. u
for two large pumpkins. fl
'hese gifts are all very greatly ap- m
reciated by the hospital manage
lent in
For the past ten days we have b
ad four painters hard at work re- in
ecorating the entire interior of the W
Ospital. The private rooms have ISL
Il been finished as well as some of (qJ
le wards and halls. The walls are
eing finished in a light shade of tn
rey, and all the furniture and II;
eds are being refinished in white ha
lamel. We are quite proud Of our Re
wv improvements and invite our to
any friends to come and inspect th
e hospital when it is entirely fin an
he'd. of
The elevator is progressing nice
and it is expected that it will be
operation by the first of Decem-
r,
Work on the Nurses Home was sci
lrted about ten days ago and is of
so progressing rapidly. 1t is ex- GET
cted that it will be ready for oc- eve
pancy about December 1st. Gin
A very beautiful and interesting sha
Oklet containing twenty-one pho dos
graphic views of the hospital, and fan
ty-One pages of interesting infor- {
tion, has been published and will pOI
sent free on request to any per- The
| who might wish one. Simply will
il a post card addressed to the Cor
ford Emergency Hospital, or poe
)ne Milford 300 and booklet will equ
sent promptly. J get