RUSHVILLE —
Sunny the clown (Gini Whittaker) helped Pat Springman and Rita Emsweller of Mental Health America in Rush County delivery summer treats to residents of Flatrock River Lodge.
Thelma Jaggers is surprised when Sunny, Pat and Shanda Gray stopped by her table at the Lodge. Savannah Gray also helped pass out the treat bags. Mental Health is an agency of the Rush County United Fund.
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Mental Health program visits Arlington
Arlington third grade teachers Bethany Sweet and Marcia McGrew combined classes for their “Thumbody” program given by Pat Springman and Rita Emsweller from Mental Health America in Rush County.
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Senior Screening Wednesday
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Senior Screening June 12
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Mental Health program visits Arlington
Arlington third grade teachers Bethany Sweet and Marcia McGrew combined classes for their “Thumbody” program given by Pat Springman and Rita Emsweller from Mental Health America in Rush County. The students are giving the thumbs up sign in the picture after being thumb printed and playing the “Balls of Knowledge.”
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Woman taunted as a teenager
My featured person this week agreed to be interviewed only under condition of anonymity.
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Senior Screening June 12
The Rush County Health Department will hold their next Senior Screening from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 12, at the Rush County Health Department, Room 105, Rush County Courthouse, Rushville. This is available to all Rush County senior citizens at no cost. These screenings include weight, blood pressure, pulse, respiration, hemoglobin and blood sugar. Also, health education will be included during the screening program. Referrals to private physicians will be made when needed. Any questions may be directed to 765-932-3103.
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Start a conversation during Mental Health Month
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Woman taunted as a teenager
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