The Journal, 1946-11-21

Simultaneously, the chairman re reported - ported reported that a substantial part of the contributions raised will be ear earmarked - marked earmarked for the ultimate construc construction - tion construction and operation of an institute in Ohio similar to the famous Kenny Institute in Minneapolis devoted ex exclusively - clusively exclusively to the treatment of infant infantile - ile infantile paralysis victims. In the recent polio epidemic over 1500 patients were cared for and treated at the Minneapolis institute. The patients were sent to this institute from all sections of the United States. “That’s our goal—a polio hospital for Ohio. A major part of the con contributions - tributions contributions will be reserved for that purpose, the balance will be used to train doctors and nurses at the Minneapolis Kenny Institute to staff cur hospital, and care for indigent victims,” Wheeler announced.

The new incubator arrived in Caldwell this week and will be in installed - stalled installed by a representative from the factory. Made from specially selected California Redwood, it has a beautiful and lasting outside fin finish. - ish. finish. The Streamliner brings many advantages to the local hatching field, including complete sanitation to insure the production of disease diseasefree - free diseasefree chicks, a controlled fumigation process and provision for easier methods of cleaning, correct bal balance - ance balance of heat, moisture and ventila ventilation - tion ventilation at different stages during the hatching period and plenty of room in the hatching trays so that chicks can come out of the shells under their own power, as such chicks prove to be healthier and stronger.

According to Commander Sulli Sullivan, - van, Sullivan, it was the first Sunday in 1941 that Americans began losing their lives or parts of their bodies, their blood or their health in the defense of our country during World War II. As a result of America’s partic participation - ipation participation in this war, we now have about 20,000,000 Americans who have had active service in the armed forces. Some 200,000 gave their lives. About 1,700.000 are now in receipt of compensation for ser service - vice service connected disabilities incurred during the war.

The ends of good morals, good morale, good religion and good busi business - ness business as well as our patriotic ideals, should impel all civic minded cit citizens - izens citizens to take an active interest in seeing to it that America’s disabled veterans are given ample opport opportunity - unity opportunity for suitable, useful contin continuous - uous continuous employment, rather than to rely upon the inadequate monthly payments to which they are en entitled - titled entitled from the Veterans Adminis Administration. - tration. Administration.

RENNER TO GRADUATE According to word received by his mother, Mrs. Iva Keeton of Olive, Pvt. Dale W. Renner will graduate from Machines Record unit school, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, Thursday, November 21. He will enjoy a short furlough at his home here and then be shipped overseas. “Shine” as he was known to his friends graduated from the Caldwell high school with the class of ‘46. He entered service June 19 and took his basic training at Camp Lee, Va.

Local Campaign Will Begin Nov. 25 For Two Weeks Period Appointment of Joseph B. Buckey to head the Sister Kenny Founda Foundation - tion Foundation infantile paralysis fund-raising campaign in Noble county was an announced - nounced announced today by R. Kenneth Kerr, chairman of the Ohio Chapter of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Founda Foundation. - tion. Foundation. Kerr is publisher of the Lan Lancaster - caster Lancaster Eagle-Gazette.

New Streamliner Incubator Will Be Installed Keeping stride with the general progress in business here in Noble county, Arthur R. Beyer, owner and manager of the Noble Hatch Hatchery, - ery, Hatchery, announced today the purchase of a new incubator, hatching unit and other plans, representing ap approximately - proximately approximately $8,000 in proposed im improvements - provements improvements before the hatching season opens.

GUEST SPEAKER AT LOCAL FREE METHODIST CHURCH On Thursday evening, Nov. 21, Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Baker will con conduct - duct conduct a service in the Free Methodist church in Caldwell. Rev. Baker comes here in the interest of mis missions, - sions, missions, and will present facts of in interest - terest interest to all those who are inter interested - ested interested in the Protestant missionary program of our present day.