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Domestic News
December 4, 1919
The Ontario Argus
Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon
What is this article about?
Hospital news notes report on patient conditions: improvements, discharges, a birth, operations, and the death of Adam Ginther from train injuries. Thanks given for Thanksgiving donations.
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HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES
Mrs. B. Keifer, who came to the hospital some time ago, is very much improved.
J. M. Humphrey of Payette is doing nicely.
Mrs. M. E. Bowers of Payette and her baby girl left the hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Barkeley of Riverside is the proud mother of a baby boy.
Mrs. Stella Iler of Payette, who has been a patient here for some time, expects to leave in a day or two.
Miss Eunice McMurren of Ontario, who was operated on yesterday, is doing nicely.
Anthony Henneggler was operated on this morning and is doing as well as can be expected.
Cecil Channer of Fruitland is improving every day.
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Mrs. William Reavis of Midvale was operated on a few days ago and is rapidly recovering.
Charlie Newbill of Nyssa left the hospital Sunday.
Master William Snook of New Plymouth, who had a slight operation performed, left the hospital Saturday.
L. A. Pederson of Payette left the hospital last week.
Mrs. Frank Newton of Riverside was a patient for a few days.
F. E. Thebo had a slight operation performed. He was able to leave after a few days.
Miss Ferroll Boston of Vale had her tonsils removed last week.
Miss Bernice Neal of New Plymouth left the hospital a few days ago.
Miss Florence Smith will be able to return to her home in Crowley, Oregon, in a day or two.
The many friends of Adam Ginther who had been injured by the train while returning to his home in Hartville, Ohio, will be sorry to hear he passed away Sunday.
We wish to thank the kind friends who donated presents for Thanksgiving Day and helped to make the day most enjoyable to the patients.
Mrs. B. Keifer, who came to the hospital some time ago, is very much improved.
J. M. Humphrey of Payette is doing nicely.
Mrs. M. E. Bowers of Payette and her baby girl left the hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Barkeley of Riverside is the proud mother of a baby boy.
Mrs. Stella Iler of Payette, who has been a patient here for some time, expects to leave in a day or two.
Miss Eunice McMurren of Ontario, who was operated on yesterday, is doing nicely.
Anthony Henneggler was operated on this morning and is doing as well as can be expected.
Cecil Channer of Fruitland is improving every day.
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Mrs. William Reavis of Midvale was operated on a few days ago and is rapidly recovering.
Charlie Newbill of Nyssa left the hospital Sunday.
Master William Snook of New Plymouth, who had a slight operation performed, left the hospital Saturday.
L. A. Pederson of Payette left the hospital last week.
Mrs. Frank Newton of Riverside was a patient for a few days.
F. E. Thebo had a slight operation performed. He was able to leave after a few days.
Miss Ferroll Boston of Vale had her tonsils removed last week.
Miss Bernice Neal of New Plymouth left the hospital a few days ago.
Miss Florence Smith will be able to return to her home in Crowley, Oregon, in a day or two.
The many friends of Adam Ginther who had been injured by the train while returning to his home in Hartville, Ohio, will be sorry to hear he passed away Sunday.
We wish to thank the kind friends who donated presents for Thanksgiving Day and helped to make the day most enjoyable to the patients.
What sub-type of article is it?
Hospital Updates
Patient News
What keywords are associated?
Hospital Patients
Patient Recovery
Operations
Birth
Death
Thanksgiving Donations
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. B. Keifer
J. M. Humphrey
Mrs. M. E. Bowers
Mrs. Barkeley
Mrs. Stella Iler
Miss Eunice Mcmurren
Anthony Henneggler
Cecil Channer
Mrs. William Reavis
Charlie Newbill
Master William Snook
L. A. Pederson
Mrs. Frank Newton
F. E. Thebo
Miss Ferroll Boston
Miss Bernice Neal
Miss Florence Smith
Adam Ginther
Domestic News Details
Key Persons
Mrs. B. Keifer
J. M. Humphrey
Mrs. M. E. Bowers
Mrs. Barkeley
Mrs. Stella Iler
Miss Eunice Mcmurren
Anthony Henneggler
Cecil Channer
Mrs. William Reavis
Charlie Newbill
Master William Snook
L. A. Pederson
Mrs. Frank Newton
F. E. Thebo
Miss Ferroll Boston
Miss Bernice Neal
Miss Florence Smith
Adam Ginther
Outcome
patients improving and discharged; one birth (baby boy to mrs. barkeley); operations performed; adam ginther passed away sunday from train injuries.
Event Details
Various patient updates including improvements, discharges after treatment or operations, a new birth, and one death; thanks to donors for Thanksgiving presents.