Washington county health unit led by Dr Ruth Church
Dr Ruth Church heads the Washington county health unit formed July 1, 1926 and allied with State Health District No 7 since July 1, 1941. Advisory staff include Thelma Luther and others, with a board of health listing members in Washington and nearby towns. The unit serves Washington county, promoting disease control maternal care and child health, with prenatal home visits, infant care, and safe water and sanitation efforts in cooperation with physicians and citizens.
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Ruth E. Church
M.D
Washington County
Church
Thelma Luther
B.S
R. N
Keith Krause
Betty White
Martha Taylor
R.N
Irma Lamberti
Washington
J. L. Fry
Kalona
Floyd Letts
Ainsworth
T. B. Bailey
Ruth Church
Rebekah Lodge Two Starts In Washington State History
The local Rebekah lodge traces origins to the Washington lodge which surrendered its charter in May 1908 and was followed by Zimuri Rebekah lodge with 18 charter members. Brighton lodge later joined, expanding the group as meetings continue the first and third Fridays with active officers and social groups.
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Rebekah Lodge
Washington
Washington Rebekah Lodge
Zimuri Rebekah Lodge
Oscar Jugenheimer
This City
John Rittler
Garden City
Kansas
Brighton Rebekah Lodge
Circle and Rebekah Club Leaders Named
Circle president Mrs. Clive Gray and Rebekah club president Mrs. Myrtle Morgan lead a lodge that regularly contributes to the milk fund for children and other community projects.
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Circle
Clive Gray
Rebekah Club
Myrtle Morgan
Lodge
Milk Fund For Children
Freud Introduces Libido Concept in Analytic Psychology
The term libido was introduced into analytic psychology in 1895 by Sigmund Freud to denote the vital urge behind all human endeavor and the reproductive instincts driving desire.
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Sigmund Freud
Lyceums Spread Across Millbury and Nation in 19th Century
An 1826 mill town plan in Millbury Massachusetts launched a lyceum for adult self culture and mutual discussion. By 1839 over three thousand town lyceums existed. Separately a seven member board in New York sets national standards for all tea imports.
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Lyceum
Millbury
Mass
Lyceums
New York
United States
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