Milford chronicle., 1925-10-30
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NOTES

last week from Sunday, October II
90 Saturday October 19 was taxed to
capacity. The average number of
patients in the Hospital for the
week was twenty-one per day.
Eleven operations were performed,
nine of which were major opera
tiOns. The ambulance answered
five Out-Of-town calls. Two dispen-
sary cases were treated and the
large X-ray was used on three Oc-
casiOns.
Mrs. Burton Wilgus of Frederick
has returned home.
Mrs. William G.. Wechtenheiser of
home.
Mr.. e. William FOskey of Pitts
vile, Md, returned to his home af-
ter a stay of seven weeks in the
Hospital very much improved in
health. He was returned home in
the Hospital ambulance.
Master John Anderson, son of
Mr.. J. Hall Anderson of Dover, re-
turned to his home in RehobOth and
is recovering nicely from an opera
tiOn for appendicitis.
Arthur StockhOuse of Wyoming,
has returned to his home after a
stay of several weeks in the hospital
Deathus BOwin of Dover, has re-
turned home.
Master Clinton Hall of Lincoln,
who was so unfortunate as to have
leg broken is an accident about
three weeks age en- route to see the
airplane which made its headquar-
ters near Milford for a few days,
returned to his home last week. |
Clinton was a great favorite and
made many friends in the hospital. |
Master Raymond ManloVe of Do |
yer, returned to his home Saturday |
having suffered from an attack of |
Raymond was very
much improved but must be very |
careful for the next few weeks.
Remus Todd of Harrington, who
met with an automobile accident
between Milford and Harrington,
was returned to his home this week
Emma Cubbage of FELTON,, was
admitted and discharged from the
hospital last week.
Reese Cransfeld of Berlin, Md, :
vas admitted and discharged last
week.
Mr.. Samuel Kemp of Harrington,
Who was so unfortunate as to frac-
ure his leg was able to return home
-fter three days.
Mr.. Herman Smith of Laurel has
sufficiently from an oper-
tion for appendicitis to return to
lis home on Monday. He was re-
1rned in the ambulance.
The friends of Mrs. Roy Neff of
lover who was admitted last Sun
ay and underwent an operation for
ppendicitis, will be glad to know
he is doing nicely.
Mrs. William T. Luff of Magnolia,
-hO underwent an operation on
[onday, is getting along very well.
Miss Emma Benson of Dover, who
as admitted to the hospital last
Onday and underwent an operation
now suffering from typhoid few
: in a mild form.
Mrs. Rose Dutton Of Leipsic, was
limited to the hospital on Monday
orning. DR.. Hammond of Phila-
9lphia was called in consultation
l her case. She is resting COM
rtably at the present time.
Miss Hazel Maloney of Hickman,
hO underwent an operation is get
lg along very well.
Mr.. Charlie Timmons of Laurel,
as admitted to the Hospital Thurs
y morning. His condition is
ry good.
d discharged from the hospital
st week.
Mr.. Edward Robinson of Wyo-
ng, who was operated on for ap-
ndicitis is doing nicely.
The ambulance responded to
II from Smyrna on Monday for
vi Ransom. His condition is very
cd at this time.
Elizabeth Moore of Frederick, I'M
rwent an operation in the hospi-
Tuesday night and at this writ
: is resting as comfortably as can
expected.
The ambulance answered a call
Lincoln Tuesday morning for
gle Rhoades who underwent an
eratiOn and at this time is doing
well as can be expected.
4inford COrdrey of Pittsville, Md,
S admitted to the hospital We'd
day morning suffering from an
ident resulting from a mishap
h a concrete mixer in road con-
1ction work. 1t is probable he
l return to his home in a few
IS.
lrs. H. Conner Mitten who under
1T an operation for appendicitis
very much improved and will re-
n to her home in a few days.
Warren Harris from Chester, Pa,
return to his home in a few
S.
isses Helen and Millie Mears of
1geVille, having been confined in
hospital with typhoid fever for
ut three weeks are very much
roved and will probably return
le in week or ten days.
riends of Mrs. Elmer Killen of
ringtOn, will be glad to know
is resting comfortably. Mrs.
en- has had many Harrington
tors during the past week.
everal ladies from Laurel at
ling the w. G. 7. U. Convention
lilford last week visited the hos
and were well impressed with
hospital and the fine work that
doing. Visitors are gladly well
ed at all times.
On't forget the Milford Emer-
" Hospital can use a great
y glasses of jelly and canned
IS during the winter months.
jars the Hospital has had have
| taken by friends to be return
illed with vegetables and fruits
would appreciate donations Of
kind from others who might
to give them.
n1antino Of tho 7 odiag A,,v,;Iior.-