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Toledo, 1956-04-20

The front page of 1956-04-20. 299 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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299 words

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ARBOR DAY Governor Lausche ez évi Arbor Day-t április 27-ikére ki. Proklamációjában a Govern Governor - or Governor kéri Ohio lakosságát, hogy a régi jó szokás folytatásaké folytatásaképp! - pp! folytatásaképp! mindenki ültessen fát. Menta! Health Week Április 29 - május 5 Dr. Joseph E. Duty, Super Superintendent - intendent Superintendent of the Toledo State jand Receiving Hospitals, has jannounced plans fór the ob ob| - | ob| servance of Mentái Health Week, April 29th to May 5th, j Following the custom of re re|cent - |cent re|cent years the highlight of the observance will be a Hos Hospital - pital Hospital Open House on Wednes Wednesday, - day, Wednesday, May 2nd, from 10:00 A.M. until 3:30 P.M. Members of the hospital staff will be available as guides to these wards from 10:00 until noon. Throughout the entire day, the Auditórium will be the scene of a large group of dis displays - plays displays illustrative of the work i of the various departments in injvolved - jvolved injvolved in the care and treat treatment - ment treatment of patients. Light lunches will be sold by the Women's Auxiliary so that all may stay fór the fea feature - ture feature program beginning at two o'clock in the afternoon. í All who are in teres ted ih To Toledo - ledo Toledo State Hospital and its work are most cordially invit invited - ed invited to visít on Mentái Health Open House on May 2nH at thpse institutions.

A new member of the Quar Quarter - ter Quarter Century Club this year is Ai'thur McCormick, Toledo, who was honored with a watch at the banquet. The Ohio Fuel Gas Company records show an average of one out of six employees has been employed fór 25 years or more.

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