Nurse Ethel Lynn’s Memories From World War I Era
Ruth S. Love profiles nurse Ethel P. Lynn who came to University of Kansas during World War I to aid students in the S A T C. She recalls low flu death rates at KU, thanks to local doctors, nurses, and students. Lynn resigned from Lawrence-Douglas health dept to become Barton County public health nurse, with wartime memories of Chancel? Malott and colleagues.
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Deane W. Malott
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
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Ethel P. Lynn
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Lawrence-Douglas
Noble Sherwood
K. U
Misa Vera Peacock
Ann Smith
McFarland
Route 2
Smith
Wesley Spites
Chicago
Lynn
Land Green
Rosa M. Wilks
Lawrence National Bank
Sara Laird
Margaret Lynn
Amerita
May Gardner
Jennie Grueber
James M.mott
Barracks
Kansas City
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Malott
Mrs Lynn Pioneer Nurse Guides Public Health and Family Life
From 1919 to 1926 Mrs Lynn served in student hospital duty during the influenza era then joined the city health department led by Dr Arthur W Clark. She later supervised the KH U student hospital for four years where she met her husband George Lynn. They married in 1924 after residences in New Haven Pittsburgh and Wadsworth and adopted three children Frances, Edward and twins, with Frances now Mrs Rob Gibler.
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Lynn
Student Hospital
City Health Department
Arthur W. Clark
Kh. U
Tennessee Street
George Lynn
Yale
New Haven
Notable Kansas nurse moves to Barton County health unit
Mrs. Lynn, longtime health department nurse who led tuberculosis clinics and helped organize the city-county unit, departs for Barton County to establish a new public health nursing program. She leaves behind twin children in Great Bend while she and her family adapt to the 29,000-population county and a renewed staffing plan.
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University of Kansas
Lynn
du ‘Memorial Hospit
Fort Collins
Gale
Lynn Wen
Health Department
Mott
Barton County
Robert Weir
Great Bend
Dovelos County
New Hampshire Street
Ky U
Schoeppel Seeks Budget Cut of Non-Essentials
Washington report says Senator Schoeppel urges the 82nd Congress to trim Truman’s 71 million dollar budget beginning July 1, eliminating nonessential items and squeezing every drop of funding to meet public needs.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Schoeppel
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Congressional
Service Memoir Notices and Military Assignments
Bob gon of Baldwin is recalled to active duty and stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Pvt Charles E Easum finished basic training at Belvoir Virginia and will visit his parents at 1304 Connecticut Street. Pvt Raymond Flory and brother Alvin F Flory are at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas. First Lieutenant Frank A Minton, 28, is an air observer with the Marine Observation Squadron in Korea. The Mintons have three children David Becky and Bruce.
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Bob Gon
Mieodore Bese
Baldwin
Fort Sill
Oklo
Charles E. Easum
Pvt
Raymond
Flory
Be and
A. M. Flory
Lone
Sheppa:d Field
Wichita Falls
Tex
Alvin F. Flory
Sheppard Field
Frank A. Minton
Louise Minton
Mississippi Street
Marine Observation Squadron
Korea
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Ocupn
Ben Inky
China
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