In such a Republic as ours the one thing
we cannot afford to neglect is'tho problem
of turning out docent citizens. The
future of the nation depends upon the
citizenship of the generations to come;tho
children of today arc those who toifiorrow
will shape the destiny of our’land, and wo
cannot afford to negloct them.
Theodore Roosevelt
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Donald Seers, son of Mr, an d Mrs. Harry
Soars,"erokd his am end was brought tot
Palnor. Dr. Hoohh sot tho broken bonos and
ho was trkon hono,
Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Granger arc the happy
parents of a baby'girl born Sunday and
\7oighing 8 pounds.' -Sho has boon noned
Daun Delores. Mrs. Granger ••ill be ronen
bored as Juno Franco,
Mr, and Mrs. R. H. McKco are tho proud -
parents of a boy, weight 5 lbs. and lZh oz.
He arrived on October 3j and hr.s boon
named Richard Harold Jr,
Mrs. DoVrics has beon'tokon hone accon
paniod by hor now son.
Miss Rosie Brown has been in the Hospital
for nodical trcatr.cnt,
Mrs. Roland Snodgrass was also a nodical
patient during the past rock.
Miss Charlotte Allen fron West Virginia
is the new staff nurse now employed at the
Hospital.
Envelopes will be mailed with the meter
reading cards this month for the conveni
ence of the people of the Valley in making
payments on the Hospital $2, monthly fund.
If you have already made your payments,you
may disregard the envelope as they will be
sent to everyone. When mailing money in
the envelopes,be sure that your name is on
tho envelope.
A7AMUSKA
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WEDDING S-S OCIAL GATHERINGS
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