Amarillo urged to form health unit despite $1750 cost
State health official Dr J B Hall pressed Amarillo to establish a Potter County health unit, saying a yearly $17 000 program with school county city state and Rockefeller grants would benefit children and sanitation. He offered state help and a third of the costs for three years.
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Potter County
J. B. Hall
State Department of Health
City Commission
Hall
County
City
Rockeeler Foundation
State
Rockefeller Foundation
Hill
Bivins
J. W. Cotten
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Laura Hamner
Dr. Sappington
Dairies
Independent School District Board
U. S. Public Health Service
International Health Board
State Board of Health
Dorcas Club Elects Officers At City Meeting
The Dorcas Club of Tabernacle Baptist Church met at Mrs. Scott’s home on Fillmore Street. Officers named for the year include Mrs. Roach as president and Mrs. E H Roach, first vice president. Other appointments were Meize as second vice president Scoggins as third vice president Harmon as secretary Lam as treasurer and G W Lemons among attendees. A social hour followed refreshments.
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Dorcas Club
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Scott
Fillmore Street
J. M. Malone
Roach
E. H. Roach
Meize
Scoggins
Harmon
Lam
G. W. Lemons
Fragmentary quote hints at broken service at central building
A fragment from Dr. Wolcott at 104 Central Building criticizes eyeglass fitters for masking errors and asserts reliable service should not require concealment. The note lacks full context or date.
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Dr. Wolcott
Central Building
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