County Health News on Henry Case in Orange County
An eight year old boy Henry, pale and thin, is treated by doctors and a county health nurse. Henry was hospitalized after medical inspection, had adenoids and tonsils removed, and showed improvement at home before planned visits to the Odell Memorial Sanatorium for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
Odell Memorial Sanatorium
Hety
Orange County
Henry
Trail Oegan
Tien
Newburgh
Adenontus
Middletown
St ‘Te
Sheiles
Diphtheria Fight and Tuberculosis Efforts Across Orange County
In Middletown Montgomery Port Jervis and surrounding towns health efforts expand with clinics inoculating hundreds of children, nurses and doctors coordinate to prevent diphtheria and tuberculosis. County committee budgets and charity policy are under review as Toconsider future aid strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Pobe
Port Jervis
Montgomery Village
Kyte
Ross
Montgomery
Parent Teacher Association
Harry Crabtree
George F. Bowers
Samuel T. Barhil
Couisteart Council Chamber
Clifford Owen
Middletown-Coston
Huo
Methanustoun
County
Newburgh
Seal Sale
State Charities Aid Association
Snow
Growth and Tax Views in 1934 News Letter Report
The second News Letter dated January 1 1934 notes quarterly preferred stock interest of 8 000 and total interest 26 792 50, license fees rose to 112 675, vehicle counts increased, coal use 12 788 tons cost 42 622 93, other purchases 63 253 01. It discusses gasoline tax favored if revenues fund road construction including Monroe to Greenwood Lake and Chester to Warwick, arguing benefits exceed costs and supporting highway taxes and gas tax with regional toll effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camry
ePt Sears
Automobile Tiicenses
Oprom
Monroe
Greenwood Lake
Chester
Warwick
71 Deaths in Borough of Franklin in 1926
Franklin New Jersey reports 71 deaths in 1926 with 24 nonresidents. Births total 132. Communicable diseases fell overall. typhoid fever zero cases in 1926 after 116 in 1922, pneumonia down to 17, whooping cough down slightly, measles up to 177, mumps rising to 42, scarlet fever three cases, other diseases absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
N.J
Milton F. Sandard
Whithire
Ilara
Paul Smith Speaks at Dairy League Meeting in Middletown
Paul Smith, director and member of the executive board of the Dairymen's League, spoke to a sub-district meeting in Middletown Chamber of Commerce rooms. About fifty Orange County farmers attended as Smith outlined milk market developments and the League's benefits. A general discussion followed with Smith answering member questions. The report also notes New Jersey Light and Power Company's voluntary rate reduction for Susney County beginning at 17 cents per kilowatt hour for the first 100 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Dairymen's League
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Orange County
Liberty Grange Hall
Smith
Mr. Smith
New Jersey Light and Power Company
Susney County
Town coach and Mrs Town Leave for West Indies
Dr and Mrs Charles EL Town of Newburgh depart for a one month vacation in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Charles EL
Newburgh
Aggressive Year’s Work of Scout Council
The Orange County Council, Boy Scouts, reports a year of fundraising to cover a $4,000 deficit, led by Clarence W. Hunter. New staff including W Fred Dearmin expand in Newburgh and Hudson River districts, with camps, training courses, and 500 trees planted as part of a lasting headquarters project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Council
Boy Scouts
Clarence W. Hunter
Council
Orange County
E. Roland ‘Harriman
Perry Burgess
New York
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Andir
County
Walden
F. R. Wonster
Scamp
Floyd H. Cook, Jr
Harry Travers
G. Beakes D Cksrson
Bailey Hardenbergh
William H.southwell
Middletown
Newlargh
Leach
Camp Far
Education
Acti
Hn Old Troop
Act
W. Fred Dearmin
University of Illinois
Dearmin
Newburgh
Hudson River
Southwell
Balmville
Cornwall
General Davis
Chas. A. Lyman
T. Y.W. Anthony
Rev. F. P. Hunter
Harold Close
Middletown Scout Association
Chas, Chappel
Middletown Dogs Bring Owners Into Civil Court
Mrs Pauline Rosenbaum sues Leonard Meola for 375 damages claiming his police dog attacked her small bulldog as they walked near City Hall. Rosenbaum says her dog required 20 for medical care after the incident. Lawyers Watts Oakes and Bright represent Rosenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Tivi
Letora
Toepp
Midaetown
Peat Foday
Pauline Rosenbaum
Leonard Meola
Flosenbaum
Mra
R.3enbaum
Watts, Oakes
Bright
Sirs, Hosesbaum
Woman Waits for Soldier Lover in Old Hancock Hall
Miss Sarah Reed, called the love prisoner of Hancock, has waited 60 years for a Civil War lover who left after a quarrel with her father. She lives in a rambling, rat‑ridden room, seldom leaves it, and depends on neighbors for food as she dreams of her soldier’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Lincoln
Sarah Reed
Hancock
Sarah
Hes
Misa Reed
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County Health News
Change County Health News
Talwteglvs
Pylice Heart
McMonagis & Rogers
North Street
Middietows
American Medical Association
National Council of Education
National Education Association
Greenville
Howells
Sliss Grace Bosman
Greenville Fara
Port Jerviz
Odell
Middetown
Gorden
Mt. Wyne
Strugeie
Henry Barton Jacobs
R. J. Pia
Land Surveyor
Cornwall- on-Hudson
TEL
the Alps
Constantine & Ellis
Prop
Broadway
Newborgh, N. Y
Orange & Rockland
Scout Council
Milton F. Davis
Leland Klein
Water St
Newburgh, N. Y
J. J. Sweeney
Dental Parlor
Mia
By Rey. Heumann
Rev. Heumann
Heumann
Noe Boonp
L. Benmann & Co., Inc
East 12Th Street
A. Plewe
Rey. Houmanu'a
Nacae
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