Kanawha public health nursing leads in state progress
Charleston public health nursing, led by Miss Marguerite J. Clancy, reports to the state on combining a public and private nurse staff, a tuberculosis clinic with extensive activity, and growing community needs. The six month period saw 46 calls, 30 day and 16 night, with notable funding from Sheppard-Towner and local donors. A central nursing center is urged to improve 24 hour coverage.
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Kanawha
Miss Mar-guerite
J. Clancy
Charleston
West Virginia
United States
Misa Clancy
Nuraine
Hattie Sample
Sheppard-Towner
Sheppard-Towner Fund
Bureau
Sheppard- Townar Fund
Treasury
Meea
Public Health Nursing Association
Day in Washington highlights and legal actions
President Coolidge returned from the American Legion convention in Omaha. The Supreme Court heard arguments on enforcing minimum wage laws as the Agriculture Department pegged total cotton production at 34,759,000 bales. The Nickel Plate merger hearing stretched before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senator Ferrell of Oklahoma protested prohibition personnel changes without senators’ input. Colonel Mitchell refused to testify before the naval court. Inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster continued.
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Coolidge
American Legion
Omaha
Neb
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ferreld
Oklahoma
Prohibition
Mitchell
Naval Court
Warner’s Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
Advertisement touts Warner’s Compound for tiredness and misery from nonfunctional kidneys and liver. Urges purchase at Ideal Drug Store Ray C. Gott and Warner’s Safe Remedies Co. Sample offered free by mail from Rochester, N Y. Noting herbs and ingredients and worldwide reach of Warner’s for health.
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Warner’s
Warner's
Ideal Drug Store
Ray C. Gott
Warner's Safe Remedies Company
Dept
Rochearen
State education board holds routine meeting
A routine meeting of the state board of education was held with most members present except Gilebay of Wheeling. Mr Oglebay's improving health was noted and he is expected to resume activities soon. T. B. McLaughlin of Charleston attended for the first time. Dr Frank D B Trotter and Dr M K Shawkey discussed minor faculty changes at their institutions. Marriage licenses were issued to Simpson Heater and Roberta Matheny, Henry Garrett and Mace Floyd, William M Delay and Marie Kathleen Smitt, all Kanawha or nearby counties.
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State Board of Education
Gilebay
Wheeling
Oglebay
T. B. McLaughlin
Charleston
Frank DB. Trotter
The
State University
Morgantown
M. K. Shawkey
Marshall College
Huntington
Simpson Heater
Ohio County
Roberta Matheny
Kanawha County
Henry Garrett
Mace Floyd
Willian M. Delay
Marie Kathleen Smitt
Award Contract for New Building at State University Morgantown
The state board of control yesterday awarded contracts for the completion furnishing equipment and heating and ventilating of the new chemistry building at the state university Morgantown. The contract for the completion of the structure went to Foreman
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State Board of Control
The
State University
Morgantown
University board awards multiple school contracts
The board awarded bids for various school projects including plumbing heating and ventillation to James McCrea and Son of Baltimore at 114743 and electrical work to Michaels and Company of Norfolk at 14970. President Frank B. Trotter was in conference with board members as contracts were approved for ice and cold storage at Romney school facilities and related refrigeration work.
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Putnam
Marietta
James McCrea and Son
Baltimore
Michaels, and Company
Norfolk
Frank B. Trotter
Romney
Llamana
Rally Planned by Kanawha City Sunday School
The Presbyterian Sunday School in Kanawha City plans a Sunday Rally on Oct. dl. A special program will feature a radio broadcast eight tube gel male quartet girls chorus violin solo and music by children. J S A H S to supervise. Seventeen vessels have been raised from the waters of Seana Fis NW.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Kanawha City
Sidiu m
JS. Ahs
Seana
Fis NW
Hudson Issues Divorce Decree
Earl Johnson was granted a divorce from Connie Johnson in chancery court. Neither party can remarry within the prescribed months as ordered by Judge Hudson. Connie Walls, appearing for the defendant, was granted the right to resume her maiden name.
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Earl Johnson
Connie Johnson
A. &. Hudson
The
Chancery Sons
Hudson
Advo
Connie Walls
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