08 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
1
A Sacred Heart hospital report reviews ownership and control across hospital county, city and voluntary nonprofit sectors. Chicago consultant firm Herman Smith, M D recommends the nonprofit hospital and outlines a proposed voluntary hospital governing board structure.
Hospital boards must be carefully chosen to fit community needs and ensure effective governance. An eight to fifteen member board balances broad community representation with manageability, while ensuring professional, business, and civic input. The board oversees medical staff appointment, administrator hiring, and financial policy including charges and fundraising.
The text details a hospital governing board's roles in investment, budgeting, and disbursements, plus ensuring a safe, well equipped physical plant. It covers planning and supervision for new construction, including architect selection, contract awards, and completion per plans. Bernard Lucken, 58, Sioux City native, dies after illness. survivors and funeral details listed.
Barbara Feller of Le Mars was moved from Sacred Heart hospital Thursday to St. Joseph hospital in Sioux City. She is listed as a medical patient.
Segiem and Schroeder sold 17 butcher hogs at the Sioux City stockyards last week for 26.50 per cwt, averaging 235 pounds. Dominic Schroeder and three daughters sold 80 hogs at 204 pounds for 26.50. Kay Ryder sold 41 hogs at 208 pounds for 26.00. Murphy family from Le Mars sold 121 ewes at the Sioux City stockyards, 111 head at 6.50 and 10 head at 4.00.
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