Milford chronicle., 1925-11-20
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Ethel Hasting of Laurel
Delaware was admitted to she hos
pital on November 9th for a major
operation and at the present time
is getting along nicely. Mrs. Has
| tings has had many of her Laurel
| friends to visit her. and they have
all expressed their surprise in see
ing what a fine institution the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital really is.
Mrs. Hastings is occupying one of
the newly finished private rooms
which is most comfortable and
cheerful.
Mr.. Fred Smith lof Milford, who
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis about two weeks ago, has
returned home. Mr.. Smith made
very rapid recovery and will soon
be in perfect health again.
Mrs. E. E. WOotten of Laurel was
admitted to the hospital pn NOvem-
ber 18th for the surgical removal
of several teeth. DR.. Nelson, Direc
tor of the Dental Department of the
Caulk Research Laboratories, was
called in 20 perform this operation.
Master Nelson Windsor of Lau-
rel, was admitted to the hospital on
November 14th for special X-ray
work. Several plates were made
and Nelson is now under Observa-
ton
Miss AIillie Loper of Viola, was
admitted to the hospital last week
for an operation.
Mrs. Casan Lewis of MillsbOro,
MI o6Y,,iAnn1 Aa 1,O fo1
last week, is getting along very
nicely.
Mrs. Carl Killen of Harrington,
who has been suffering with ty-
phoid fever, is improving rapidly.
Mr. Frank Jones of Baltimore,
who was suffering with a broken
leg as the result of an automobile
accident, is still a patient at the
hospital and getting along nicely.
Miss Blanche Harper of Milford,
was admitted to the hospital on
Tuesday and underwent an opera
tiOn for appendicitis. At This time
Miss Harper is resting as comfort
ably as can be expected
The construction of the elevator
shaft has been slightly delayed re-
Gently because of so many rainy
days, but we are advised by the
contractors that, weather permitting
the brick work of the elevator shaft |
will be completed this week. The |
elevator itself will be installed i'm
upon the completion of |
the shaft, by the Otis Elevator
Company of Philadelphia.
The redecorating of the hospi-
tai is nearing completion All of
the private rooms and wards have
been finished and the only remain
ing work is the corridors and X-ray
rOom4 The hospital has had an un-
usual number of visitors during the
past week, and we have received
many compliments upon the fine
appearance of our newly decorated
rooms. A new rug has been pur-
chased for the dining room, as well
rs small rugs for the private rooms
md wards, which adds greatly to
he comfort and completeness of the
The work on the Nurses Home is
nicely and it is hoped
hat the improvements will be near
ng completion by the first of Decem
Der. The interior of the home is to
De refurnished and redecorated,
md the exterior to be painted and
put in perfect condition. The
Nurses are looking forward to their
new dormitories with much expec-
alton.
AS was announced in last weeks
notes, beautiful new booklet con-
aiming twenty-one Photographic
views of the hospital and forty-one
pages of interesting information, is
AVAILABLE for those who wish one.
Simply mail card, or call the Hos
)ital and we will be glad to send
)ne to you.