Governor Names Medical Chiefs in Pennsylvania Hospital Draft Plan
Governor Brumbaugh announces selection of twenty seven hospitals in sixteen cities to head medical advisory boards under the draft law. The list spans Philadelphia Pittsburgh Wilkes Barre and towns including Altoona Bethlehem Bryn Mawr Chester DuBois Erie Hazleton Harrisburg Pottsville Reading Scranton Williamsport and York with dozens of named physicians designated for advisory roles.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barre
Altoona
Bethlehem
Bryn Mawr
Chester
DuBois
Erie
Hazleton
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Reading
Scranton
Williamsport
York
Altoona Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
South Bethlehem
Chester Hospital
DuBois Hospital
Hamot
State Hospital
Episcopal
Germantown
Jefferson
Lankenau
Ortho- Paedia
St. Timothy's
Samaritan
University of Pennsylvania
Allegheny General
Mercy
St. Francis
Western Pennsylvania
Reading Hospital
Wilkes- Barre
York Hospital
Paecians
Orr H. Shaffer
James E. Smith
Arthur Brumbaugh
Charles W. Delaney
St. Luke’s Hospital
W. L. Estes
C. W. McClure
C. E. Royce
Walter Chrystie
Arthur 4. Billings
E. Burville Holmes
D. W. Jeffries
Samuel Crothers
J. R. T. Gray
J. C. Sullivan
J. C. Hilleary
C. H. Hughes
Hamet Hospital
T. Palmer Treadway
W. H. Rouche
C. G. Strickland
Walter Lathrope
R. A. Gaughan
Beatrice Hinkle
Francis T. Stewart
E. D. Funk
John B. Deaver
Stanley Reimann
Henry F. Page
Albert C. Miller
Morris J. Lewis
G. G. Lewis
Charles W. Burr
Louis H. Mutschler
E. P. Carson White
Otto C Gaub
Samuel R. Haythorne
Ed. B. Heckel
T. M. McKennon
Robert Milligan
H. G. Wertheimer
John J. Buchanan
John Alden Lichty
W. W. G. MacLachan
Thomas Grier Simon
C. R. Haman
Ira J. Hain
Charles Falkowswy, Jr
A. W. Smith
John D. Wilson
Wilkes-Barre—Mercy
August Trapold
J. N. Nealon
D. F. Daley
Charles H. Miner
T. C. McClintock
Walter S. Stewart
Williamsport Hospital
Lorace G. McCormick
G. Franklin Bell
Fred D. Weddieen
G. E. Holtzapple
William F. Bacon
R. L. Ellis
J. Ford Klinedinst
William Treible
New Dog License Code to Take Effect Soon
Secretary of Agriculture Chas. E. Patton will announce that the 1917 dog license code becomes effective with the new year and that by January 15 licenses must be obtained. Unlicensed dogs may be killed and from sunset to sunrise all dogs must be penned, chained, or under control. The act will be rigorously enforced from January 15 to protect sheep and other domestic animals. Counties will license dogs and issue rewards for destroying unlicensed dogs. A single barrel shaped kennel tag with a clover leaf form is planned, with uniformity aimed for in 1919.
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Chas. E. Patton
Patton
Robert 8. Conklir
Oitics
Aday
America
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Tony
The Times and Clothes Advertises Officer Uniforms
The Times and Clothes promotes custom made uniforms for officers and civilians alike. It highlights careful workmanship, precise fit, and high grade fabrics, claiming 20 years of experience in producing quality garments for Harrisburg readers.
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Harrisburg
What Davison Thinks of Women of America
Henry P. Davison, JP Morgan partner and Red Cross chief, told Omaha readers that he would prefer the aid of American women over a large cash sum for Red Cross work. The remark underscores the value placed on women’s support in wartime humanitarian efforts.
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Davison
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Company
Financial Powers of
America
Red Cross
People of
Omaha
Women of America
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