- Fund Workers
"Make Reports
This Evening

 

Many Memorials
Established by

Local Donors

 

Memorial gifts continue to flow
into Munson Hospital campaign
headquarters as volunteer workers
prepared for their second report
dinner 6:30 tonight at Central High
school gymnasium.

With the report tonight, workers
will have completed a week of
, house-to-house campaigning in a.
drive which already has produced
better than two-thirds of the $300,-
000 goal, Following the first report
meeting last Thursday night, the
total stood at $215,000. {

Among memorials’ established
during the past few days are the
following: a private room and fur-
nishings given by H. H. Montague:
a secretary’s office on the ground
floor given by Wayne (Walters;
furnishings for one patient in mem-
ory of Frederick L. Hirschman, M.
D. by “his son, Louis J. Hirschman,
MD.

The business manager’s office on
the ground floor is the gift of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Roberts. A nurses’
station on the second floor is being
established in memory of Dr. Rob- ©
ert E. Flood by the Cherryland Ru-
ral Electric Co-operative associa-
tion; a drinking fountain is the gift
of Orus and Ruth Eash.

Simple memorial plaques have
been established by the following:
James and Janet Loudon in mem-
ory of their parents; in memory of .
Annabelle G. Sawyer by Wilson R.
Sawyer; in honor of Susan, Linda
and Steven by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
A. Batdorff; in: memory of Lynda,
Anne Green by Mr. and Mrs. Rich- |
ard A. Green

In memory of Alma Kistler. by
“the family”; Mr. and Mrs, Dean
R. Reissener, U. S. N.; in memory
of “our mothers” by Wilma and
John Kiblinger; in’ memory of
John M, Blacken by “his sister”
Ann Blacken.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie EH, Cook have
established a plaque in honor of
Dr. B. B. Bushong,