Public Health Nurse Plans Follow Up Work
On April 6 1950 Miss McBride R N will perform follow up work in the community in cooperation with local physicians. The effort aims to support public health through coordinated nursing and medical input.
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1959
Page
4
On April 6 1950 Miss McBride R N will perform follow up work in the community in cooperation with local physicians. The effort aims to support public health through coordinated nursing and medical input.
Miss Flossie McBride R N public health nurse has interviewed contacts of an active TB case. The Plymouth County program sponsors chest X rays for those with positive tuberculin tests at the Le Mars unit on April 15, by appointment mail. Only those advised to report for X rays are accepted. results go to the family physician.
The readable menu lists daily offerings from Tuesday April 6 to Monday April 12. Entries show Scalloped potatoes with ham and sides on Tuesday, Beef vegetable soup with crackers on Wednesday, Turkey and dressing with sides on Thursday, and Simon salad with corn and bread on Friday plus cottage notes for Monday.
The Women’s Guild of St John United Church of Christ met in the church social rooms with Mrs Alma Rohde as hostess. Lena Gross chaired a silent prayer retreat. Mrs Fred Utech led the business session planning the Midwest regional Guilds meeting in Le Mars on April 23. A coffee hour followed. The Eight Till Late Club hosted guest night at Mrs Herb Floyd’s home with speaker Mrs Kenneth Misrkel of Merkel Paint and Gifts on designs for modern living. A luncheon followed.
Girl Scout Troop 306 visited Wells Dairy in Le Mars and the Le Mars Daily Sentinel on Monday morning March 23. The group planted shimrock bulbs for their Rambler badge and enjoyed the play Juliet Low Episode staged by Mrs Hauffs and Mr West's patrol. Marlene Hamilton hosted at Yonkers and brought back picture albums as souvenirs. Baptism of Dianne Dawn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Lake, occurred at Easter morning service at St John American Lutheran in Mars Iowa on March 29 1959 with grandparents Oscar Peters as sponsors. Afterward a family dinner was held Peters residence.
Under doctor care at Sioux Valley Memorial in Cherokee, Fischer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fischer, was moved from Loring hospital in Sac City. Surgeons placed a pin in the left thigh after a Thursday fracture, set the right ankle, and applied an aluminum box cast. Therapy will follow at the hospital.
Mrs Chad of Le Mars underwent eye removal at Iowa City University hospital last Tuesday. Mrs Godfrey, a diabetic, is recovering as well as can be expected. Dagie and Mrs Elmer Young of Hawarden are listed among relatives.
A note lists 4 Mite and Mrs John Bunke and family of West Covina California visiting relatives in Le Mars Remsen and Sioux City. Mr Bunke is a former manager of Royal Sandwich shop and is nephew to Dr A E Schultz of Le Mars with a brother in Sioux City and several relatives in Remsen.
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