Harvey Ingalls Memorial Hospital Achieves Class A Status
The Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey reports $22,188.97 in community contributions for furniture and equipment, plus major in kind gifts. Fourteen hundred fifty patients admitted in the year with 537 X-ray exams and 2,666 lab tests. staff led by Dr. Thomas A. Noble.
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Harvey
155Th Street
Page Avenue
Village of
South Holland
G. W. Walvoord
Masonic Fraternity
Emil D. Kasten
W. M
Dalton
Whiting Corporation
W. B. Thompson
S. Ward Hamilton Co
B. P
L Oo. O. F
Edwin G. Kerr
N. G
First
M. E. Church
C. D. Wilson
Thornton
Wm. F. Propper
Ingalls-Shepard Employes
J. D. Coale
Employes’ Association
Ingalls
Carl Madory
Sation
Caldwell Company
American College of Surgeons
Thomas A. Noble
F. A. Ingalls
Ingalls- Shepard
G. A. Stevenson
Bank of Harvey
G. H. Gibson
Chicago Steel Car Company
Robert K. Clark
George M. Clark
American Stove Company
J. H. Whiting
W. T. Beatty
Austin Mfg. Company
L. M. Wiles
Buda Company
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Jeannette Hess Ingalls School of Nursing
State Board of Registration and Education
Art Exhibit Two Hundred Masterpieces at Douglas School
The Elson Art Publication Co sponsors an art exhibition at Douglas school on December 17 and 18 featuring carbon photographs photogravures and color prints from original masterworks. Proceeds after expenses fund school wall decorations and future art purchases. Noted critic John G. Van Dyke urges careful study to gain lasting appreciation. The exhibit aims to educate and inspire all ages and to bolster public schools access to fine art. Additionally Calumet City drives for Red Cross enrollment to support disabled veterans, with more than twenty members ready to assist.
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Elson Art Publication Co., Inc
Belmont
Mass
Douglas School
John GC. van Dyke
Red Cross
Calumet City
New Home For Homeless Boys Under Way
St Josephs Home for Homeless Boys, known as the Cramelite Orphanage, at 51 Sheffield Avenue Hammond, serves boys aged one to fourteen. Last year the home cared for 108 youths. delinquents are not kept. The new larger facility replaces the 1915 era farm residence, funded by a group of supporters, with visits welcomed to view the work of the sisters.
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St. Joseph’s
Editor Questions Statements In Paper About Death Notice
A timid man asks a country editor if he backs every newspaper claim. The editor replies yes and the man presents his death notice asking the editor to help collect life insurance. The dialogue reflects a sharp, ironic exchange in Capper's Weekly.
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Capper
The Syrinx Pipe Of Pan Legend From Syrinx Reed
The Pipe of Pan was crafted from a reed once belonging to Syrinx the water nymph who fled Pan. He cut the reed into seven graduated lengths and joined them to form the Syrinx, naming the instrument after her.
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Pan
Teacher asks students to use 'novelette' in a sentence
A schoolteacher explains that novelette means a snort tale and asks students to create a sentence. Johnny Brown submits a line about a fox terrier running with a tin can tied to his novelette, prompting reading aloud.
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Johnny
Johnny Brown
Red Cross aids ex service men and families in need
The Chicago Chapter including Calumet City branch assisted over 1000 ex service men and their families in the last fiscal year. The Red Cross provided compensation, hospital and vocational training as needed and offers ongoing support to dependents. The text recalls wartime service and praises the organization’s practical and economical help.
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American Red Cross
Chicago
Calumet City
United States
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