Public Health Nurse Annual Report Highlights County Work
The first year ends Sept 1 1923 with health inspections of 4300 school children in urban and rural schools. Defects found total 3628. doctors and dentists conducted exams while Miss Ethel Greathouse led rural health work and weighing. Public health actions include eye ear nose throat teeth skin checks, teacher and parent guidance, dental care, milk safety, environmental sanitation, and tuberculosis screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinning
Wert
Lambright
Aldridge
Burlington
Freed
Kerr
Kirk
McCord
Faust
Martin
Ethel Greathouse
Miss Greathouse
Hillsboro
Covington
Veedersburg
Mellott
Newtown
Attica
Wallace
Kingman
Cates
Stringtown
Steam Corner
Yeddo
Ellis
Antioch
Hall
Pyle
Riverside
Roberts
Island
Ridge
Frog Pond
Snoddys
Silverwood
Rupert
Bethel
Nave
Rob Roy
Portland
Beluah
Lower Lemon
McCarty
Brown
Meade
Beals Rabb
Stone Bluff
White Mind Sterling
Greathouse
Ateny
A. Hesler
Fountain County
Covington and Veedersburg
Elizabeth McDonald
Ial
State Board of Health
Indiana Tuberculosis Division
H. W. MecKane
McKane
W. King
A. Oilar
Indiana
Ada Schweitzer
A. Muelchi
Margaret Kahle
Weicht
Tri Kappa
Infant health work across Fountain county communities
Cross Chapter led by Elizabeth Spence and local Red Cross chairs in Newtown Weedesburg and Attica organized infant hospital service displays by merchants and nurses. Four days nursing and first aid training planned for Portland Arch camps with Dr Osler overseeing health. funding needed by Sept 1 1923 to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Greathouse
Portland Arch
Miss Greathouse
A. Hesler
State Board of Health
Portland
A. Osler
Fountain County
G. Waldrip
Ethel M. Greathouse
D. F. Smith
Expression of Appreciation to the Board Members
Ethel M Greathouse thanks the board members D F Smith A L Spinning H K Lykins and Leist for their support. She departs the field noting she leaves without a nurse but hopes the work continues with the same board in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Smith
A. L. Spinning
Mr. Leist
Ethel M. Greathouse
Nurse Miss Ethel Greathouse to take public health post
Miss Ethel Greathouse a nurse will leave on a months vacation next week then join a public health nursing field after September 1. She has a strong offer from the Madison Wisconsin State Board of Health and may remain in the state as Indiana’s State Board also has several openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Greathouse
Madison
Wisconsin
West Lebanon Child Dies After Fly Poison Ingestion
15 month old George Junior Biggs of West Lebanon died in a Danville hospital from poisoning after sucking on a tin receptacle for fly poison tablets. The tablets were hidden in sponge bottoms of a popular fly killer and at least three were removed before being found. Con-vulsions followed hours later. Coroner's inquest ruled death accidental and due to poisoning. mother testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
George Junior Biggs
West Lebanon
George Brees
West
Lebanon
Coal Creek community notices and gatherings
Rev Briles will preach next Sunday night at Coal Creek. Ladies sew rags for a bazaar. Numerous locals and visitors from Danville Crawfordsville Indianapolis and Port land Arch share weekends with relatives and at gatherings. The Richardson reunion is set for August 12 near Tree Spring at Harris Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briles
Harry Snoddy
Momence
Floyd Deffenderfer
McCoy Whitford
Crawfordsville
Manford Richardson
Loren Jones
Lynn Richardson
Danville
Ind
Levan Davis
J. W. Davis
Indianapolis
Fannie Rhodes
Wilson Richardson
Emma Keller
Jim Aken
Isaac Whale
Mellett
Carl Keller
Mary Helen Young
Richardson
Harris Grove
Tree Spring
Coggins
Side Snoddy
Lois Richardson
Helen Davis
Helen Stanton
Portland Arch
County Club
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Hot weather dangers raise bowels ailments during summer. Get a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to protect your family. It can be depended upon with many testifying to its excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lodi Visitors Reach From Massey and Clifton Families
Chas. E. Massey and family and Cooper Clifton and family were Lodi visitors on a Wednesday afternoon, stopping to tour the town and call on local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Massey
Cooper Clifton
Lodi
Scott's Prairie social roundups and camp news
Miss Avanelle Drollinger spent Thursday night and Sunday with Cade Drollinger and family. Several local youths attend the boys and girls club camp at Portland Arch this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Isley entertained Sunday with the Leon ard Isley and family and Albert Sackmire and family. W J Drollinger and family hosted a group including George Ellis and Ada Glascock Ellis, Pete Bowers and family, Oval Drollinger, Bent Wilkinson and family, Velma Drollinger, Magdalene Drollinger, and Joseph McFadden. Samuel Glascock and family picnicked at the Shades Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanelle Drollinger
Cade Drollinger
Portland Arch
Charles Isley
Leonard Isley
Albert Sackmire
W. J. Drollinger
George Ellis
Syracuse
Ellis
Ada Glascock
Pete Bowers
Mary Carolyn
Richard Owen
Oval Drollinger
Hammond
Bent Wilkinson
Wallace
Bowers
Velma Drollinger
Covington
Magdalene Drollinger
Danville
Joseph McFadden
Ill
Samuel Glascock
Mary Farneil Named at Stringtown Arrival
The newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davis has been named Mary Farneil. Several local residents and visiting relatives share social visits and Tuesday meals, including Miss Belle Smith’s sister from Illinois, Mrs. Hazel Reed, Mrs. Grace Riley, Mrs. Joe Chatt and daughter Anna, and others from Happy Hollow, Cayuga, Clinton, and Silverwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Davis
Mary Farneil
Belle Smith
Illinois
Hazel Reed
Grace Riley
Happy Hollow
Joe Chatt
Anna
Wm. Hack
Laura Hack
Hack
Faye Sevaim
Silverwood
Dorothea Reed
Freda Allen
Cayuga
Eva Berto
Bella Smith
Norma Mycraft
Dorothy Nelson
Clinton, Ind
Stringtown
Hold Teachers Exam In County Focus
Thirty five candidates sat Saturday for the county teachers examination conducted by County Superintendent Guy Waldrip. About one third of the needed total took the test. another session is planned for the last Saturday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Waldrip
Old Reliable Club offers speedy marriage ads in Oakland
A 18 year old club advertises rapid marriage services with confidential descriptions. It targets both sexes and invites wealthy members to contact Mrs Wrubel at Box 26 Oakland California for options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Oakland
California
Byron Darling Dies After Long Hard Life
Byron Darling, born July 3, 1863, son of Jacob and Mary Darling, died July 19, 1923 at age 60 years and 13 days. Left an orphan early, he lived with relatives near Covington and later at Montazuma. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. C. Whitton on Sunday July 22 with interment in the nearby cemetery. mourners include J. B. Darling and brothers Hamilton and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Darling
Jacob
Mary Darling
Covington
J. B. Darling
Hamilton
John
J. C. Whitton
Montazuma
Byron
Jesus
Big Sale Still On at The Leader This Week
The Leader announces the big reduction sale continues through August 11 with a few ad changes this week. Shoppers urged to hurry as center offers value and limited time pricing.
Frank Faust Jr Secures Goodyear Post in Akron
Frank Faust Jr has secured a position with Goodyear Tire Co in Akron Ohio and began work Monday morning Covington merchants miss opportunities as they watch trade drift to bigger towns offering inducements to locals and retailers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Faust, Jr
Goodyear Tire Co
Akron
Ohio
Covington
Osborn Prairie C E Exchange At Mrs Yorkes Millinery
The Osborn Prairie Christian Endeavor holds an exchange at Mrs Yorkes Millinery this Saturday August 4. Proceeds support church activities and the community group invites participation from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn Prairie Christian Endeavor
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Scott’s Prairie
Bernice Galloway
Henry L. Howard
William Lucas
C. C. Campbell
Margaret Sullivan
Mabel Milikan Remster
Frank Schultz
Dorothy Davidson
Evalyn Hosler
Marie McKee
Beulah Bonnell
Waneta Rice
Charles Caplinger
Beulah Davis
Glee Rennick
H. L. Summers
F. F. Allen
Elsie Fern Cook
Carlisle
Ruth Coggins Adams
Terre Haute
Sylvia Gaynard
Gilbert Street
Verna Glascock
Beulah Elmore
Madeline Snoddy
Gene Spinning
Georgia Campbell
Helen Snody
Harry Orr
Betty Compson
Bert
Lytell, Theodore Ros
Logoff, Raymond Hatton and
Walter Long
Paramount Magazine
C. D. Misenheimer
Palmer Chiropractor
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