November 20, 1952
e—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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Answer to Question No. 1
Not if they are really frozen.
Thaw them at room temperature
—and call a doctor. Until you get
help, wrap the frozen members
iwarmly but keep them away from
extreme heat, and rub above the
frozen areas to increase circula
tion. New drugs that retard or
prevent clotting of the blood are
proving helpful in experiments
with severe frostbite, reducing the
number of amputations necessary.
Answer to Question No: 2:
Yes. Due to the fast pace of
modern life an extra "burden is
placed on the heart—taxing its
strength beyond its normal abil
ity. The problem of heart disease
is also heightened by the in
creased life span. With more mid
dle-aged and old-aged people to-
MILL CITY
Mr«. T. A. Booth underwent major
Surgery at Salem Memorial hospital
the first part of last week. She is
getting along satisfactorily it is re
verted.
Denny Sheythe, older son of Mr.
•id Mrs. Don Sheythe and a freshman
tn the high school has been confined
with virus pneumonia the past two
day, there are more “candidates
for this number one killer. Ex
tensive research is making pos
sible long and useful lives for
thousands of persons afflicted
with heart disease. Patients must
carefully follow the advice of
their physician to profit from the
knowledge such research is build
ing up on heart disease.
Answer to Question No. 3:
Commonly know as TB men
ingitis, it is a tuberculous infec
tion of the covering membranes
of the brain. Formerly, the dis
ease was always fatal. Today,
though TB meningitis is still a
serious condition, the death rate
from it has been cut in half as a
result of new drugs and treat
ment.
(Copyright 1952 t\y Health Informa*
tlon Foundation)
weeks.
Sonya Herlofsen, S-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Herlofsen
has been confined to her home this
week suffering from a high fever.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Davis were Mr. and Mrs.
ALWAYS
John Montgomery of Albany, and Mr.
Lloyd Hoeye formeily of Cherry-
ville, Ore.
Mrs. Al Ward is employed in Muirs
bakery, working at the fountain and
behind the counter.
Joseph F. Bowes is now grazing
his fine herd of black Angus cattle
on the Davis airport, where the un
usually hesvy crop of hay is making
fine pasturage.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson and
son, Gary, of Eugene visited in Mill
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City over the weekend at the homes
of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David McIntyre of
Empire, Ore., are announcing the ar-
rjva] of a new daughter, the first
grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Umphress, born Halloween night.
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The high school Girls Athletic asso
ciation elected “B” string basketball
rally squad at a meeting last week
as follows: Donna Nelson, senior;
Virginia Timm, junior; JoAnn Leach,
sophomore; Roberta Loucks, fresh
man.
AT2 Robert <>. Umphress, US, ATU
400, NAAS, stationed at Kingsville,
Tex., is home on 2-week furlough
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Umphress. Umphress’ duties
at Kingsville Navy training center is
radar instructor.
Bill Jull, PNI, S. N., who spent last
week at the home of his parents, min
ister and Mrs. H. E. Jull, drove to
Tacoma, Wash., Sunday, expecting to
catch an Air Force plane Monday
morning for Montana, where he plans
to visit during the remainder of his
furlough from the U. S. S. Pictor,
now undergoing major overhaul at
the Bremerton Navy Yard.
Carol Moberg, 6-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moberg, fell
while playing at school last mid-week,
fracturing her arm, also throwing it
out of joint at the elbow.
Arthur Chase, who is in Jamaica
working .with I-ee Pinkston, is not
expected back for another month or
more. Mrs. Chase and their son, Roy,
a senior in the local high school, re
mained in Mill City.
Loren Swanson, student minister
from Northwest Christian college, has
resigned the pulpit of the Gates
church to enter a different type of
ministry.
Temporarily, at least,
Morris Jones, son of Minister and Mrs.
Lester Jones of the Albany Christian
church, will minister to the Gates con
gregation.
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