Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1938 — Page 8
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MORGAN LAUDS HEALTH WORK IN KINDERGARTENS
City Health Secretary Lists Diseases Abated With | Societies’ Help.
As the Indianapolis Free Kinder- | garten Socety prepared to observe | Child -Health Day Thursday and | Friday, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, | Health Board secretary, praised Indianapolis’ preschool health pro- | gram. | “This feature of health work has | played a very important role in the reduction of illness and mortality | from diphtheria, whooping cought, | juvenile tuberculosis and other childhood diseases,” Dr. Morgan | “I know of no other city which emphasises a health program among children of the kindergarten age as does Indianapolis.” The Kindergarten Society is to award Health Honor Roll ribbons | to 980 children at the Brookside | Park Community House. All of them have been immunized against diptheria and small pox and also have been examined for nutritional, dental and general health defects. Explaining the results of this] work, Dr. Morgan said that in 1937, there were only 25 cases of diphtheria in Indianapolis as compared to more than 800 in 1922, when the immunization program was started. | “For a number of years, more | than 1000 children have been im- | munized against diphtheria in the | Indianapolis free kindergartens,” | Dr. Morgan said. | He pointed out that in 1936, not a case of smallpox was reported in Indianapolis, and that ‘the cooperation of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society in the prevention of smallpox has been very thorough.” The kindergarten health program | is supervised by five nurses under | Greco Si Dh of Dr. Frafies T. Brown.
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FRENCH LICK, May 14.-—W.
+ Laird Dean, new president of the
Kansas Bankers’ Assoiation, is to speak at the second session of the 42d annual convention of the Indiana Bankers’ Association at the French Lick Springs Hotel, May 25 and 26. Others who are to speak include Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker; Phil S. Hanna, Chicago Journal of Commerce editor, and Julian T. Baber, U. S. Secret Service.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN ASK ADVANCE OF PAY |
WARSAW, May 17 (U. P)—Vol- | unteer firemen have asked the City |
| Council to advance $20 of their | $50 yearly salary to help finance | the State Convention of the Indus{trial and Volunteer Firemen's As- | sociation here June 8 and 9.
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an unsuccessful attempt to raise $600. Fire Chief Herbert Thompson told the Works Board the amount to entertain visiting firemen.
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ACCOUNTANTS’ ELECTION SET
‘Local Chapter of Association
To Name New Officers Tomorrow Night.
The Indianapolis Chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, is to elect officers and directors tomorrow night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Alfred P. Haake, Chicago, man- |
aging director of the National Asso-! ciation of Furniture Manufacturers,! Per Cent Club,”
is to speak on “Causes of and Remedies for the Current Depression.”
Candidates for officers are Clyde D. Hunter of Ernst & Ernst, presi- | dent; Charles Israel, Aero-May- | flower Transit Co., first vice president; Fred J. Schiattery, Kokomo, Kingston Products Co., second vice president; William K. Miller, Indiana Farm Bureau Association, Inc. secretary, and George S. Wells, J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co., treasurer. Directors to be voted on include: | Oliver R. Altum, Eli Lilly & Co.; | Paul J. Blee, International Business | Machines Corp.; A. O. Harding, Newcastle, Hoosier Manufacturing | So Henry F. Reinke, American Book Sales Co.; A. L. Prichett, Indi- | ana University; Richard A. Rice, Premier Printing Corp., and Herbert
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| missed a meeting for the last year, are to be honored. Joseph O. Waymire, president, is the only member of the “700 Per Cent Club.”
32-YEAR-OLD DEBT PAID CONNERSVILLE, May 17 (U.P).
Buser a $75 check for a grocery bill charged at Anderson 32 years ago.
—A Chicago woman “checked” on| Mrs. Buser had no record of the { her conscience and sent Mrs. Frank | account.
Mr. Haake is to be introduced by Howard T. Griffith, president of the Udell Works and also of the na- | tional furniture group. The chapter has been invited wo) be guests of the Perfect Circle Co., | Hagerstown, Friday, for a tour of the plant, a golf tournament and a chicken dinner.
H. Winkler, Haag Drug Co. Twenty-four members of the ‘100 | who have not!
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Times Special NEWCASTLE, May 17—John W. Atherton, secretary - treasurer of | Butler University, spoke on “The Future Butler” at the Butler breakfast of the 99th annual Indiana Disciples of Christ Churches convention here today Mr. Atherton said that the Butler | College of Religion is one of the} outstanding graduate schools in the | country, attracting students from | Australia, China, Canada and other foreign countries. { He described the new $250,600 col- | lege of religion building to be! erected on the Fairview campus and | said that money for the project now | is available. The university kuild- | ing committee is working on plans | so that the new building will be | completed by next year, he said. “Under the guidance of Dr. Frederick D. Kershner, head of the | college, IT have no doubt but that) the college will become the out-| standing graduate institution in the | country,” Mr. Atherton remarked Officers of the Indiana Christian Ministerial Association were elected for 1938-39. They are the Rev. Joel Lee Jones, Indianapoiis, president; | the Rev. Paul Million, Crawfordsville, vice president, ar nd the Rev Glen Tudor, Martinsville, secretarytreasurer. Tomorrow morning, T. T. Swearingen, secretary of Religious Education of the United Christian Missionary Society, is to speak on “The Brotherhood’s Program of Service | to the Local Church.”
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