Dr George M Kober Receives Honorary Tuberculosis Association Honor
Dr George M Kober of Washington DC was elected an honorary member of the National Tuberculosis Association at its 1927 Indianapolis meeting. The honor, given to only eight others in 23 years, recognizes distinguished original research and sanitation work. He first linked flies to typhoid transmission in 1895 and highlighted Potomac sewage pollution as a typhoid factor. He served in Georgetown University Medical Department and as a U S Army surgeon for many years.
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George M. Kober
Washington, D. C
National Tuberculosis Association
Indianapolis
Potomac River
Déen
Georgetown University
United States Army
Annual Concert By Mrs Carper Pupils Draws Large Audience
The annual piano recital of Mrs May Carper’s pupils was held Monday evening in the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school room. A well balanced program impressed teachers and pupils, with pieces by Koelling, Loeb Evans, Spalding, Liszt, and others performed by students including Bertha Everhart, Mary Anna Albin, and Elizabeth Crisman.
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May Carper
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Koelling
Bertha Everhart
Claud Derflinger
Mildred Sargeant
Frances Robinson
Palms
Fantasie Brilliant
Leyback
Caroline Bahlman
Rolfe
Sara Etta Carper
Arch of the Flower Faries
Greenwald
Helen Mason
Willy
Mary Anna Albin
Gladys Cather
Helen Everhart
Edward Holsinger
United States of America
Loeb Evans
Mary Virginia Robinson
Spalding
Sue Ellen Brown
Blacksmith
Spenser
Elwood Cather
Garden
Kullak
Elizabeth Crisman
Black Forest
Heins
Mildred White
Bugbee
Georgia Batt
Green O’rear
Valse
Streabog
Pauline Hodge
Mary Robinson
Helen’ Mason
Bricker
Elizabeth Giffin
Lawson
Gwendo
Coeds Not Claiming War Records Yet
Des Moines Register notes many young women served in more than one engagement, though they do not claim multiple war records.
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Des Moines Register
Editor Charles M Meredith Sr Named National Association President
Charles M Meredith Sr, longtime Pennsylvania editor and publisher of The Free Press, was elected president of the National Editorial Association. The selection honors twelve years of service to the group and his notable community work as an editor.
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Charles M. Meredith
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
National Editorial Association
Free Press
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