Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1935, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextIRCGE FOURTEEN' N ' MEDFORD MSTE TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JHNE 13, 1935. VEAR.S ACTIVITIES OF HEALTH ASSN. SI 646 Smallpox Vaccinations, 284 Diphtheria Immuni zations Given Entire County Well Organized Seeking better health for Jacfcaon county has been the work of the Jack son County Health association during the year Just closed, and In an an nual report released today, the or ganization list many gratifying ac tivities and accomplishments. Under offioera of the health ssbo eiatlon proper Mtsa Mildred Carlton, president; Mrs. Fred Waner, vice president: Mrs. Lwla Ulrlch. secre tary, and Mrs. J. C. Wcills, treasurer work of the organization In better ing health conditions throughout the county has been affiliated with that of the Jackson county board of health nd the Jackson county heAlth de partment. List General Activities. In general actlvltlea of the health association, the report reveals that the organization has: Held five bi-monthly meetings with average attendance of 85; sponsored six talks by Jackson county physicians on special subjects for child health veek (six physicians gave radio talks on diphtheria immunization and six wrote articles for the newspaper on the subject) : financed 77 dental clinics with MO children treated, nine helpers giving 231 hours In assisting the. dentists; sponsored 13 talks by the president; sent five delegates to the state tuberculosis meeting at Pendleton; transported children from rural communities to the DUlehunt Dlxon clinics; offered a study course for several community groups and P.-T. A.'s which studied throughout the year; conducted a membership drive during May, In general actlvltlea of the health department, the report shows that this department has: Conducted 649 smallpox vaccina tions and 284 Immunisations for diphtheria; examined 88 children and adults at special tuberculosis cltnlo; examined 83 children at Dr. Richard Eillehunt's clinic for crippled chil dren; examined 00 children at Dr. H. Dixon's cllnia for handicapped chil dren; tented 4400 children for hear ing: examined 434 babies at 48 baby clinics; sponsored 17 talks by the health officer and 22 talks by the county nurses. Kntlre County Aollve. Besides Med ford, combined activ ities of the health association, the Jackson county board of health nnd the Jackson county health depart ment are carried on In Ashland, Pros pect, Eagle Point. Rogue River, Gold Hill, Central Point, Jacksonville, Oak Grove. Sams Valley, Phoenix and Tal ent, the report reveals. Officers of the health association are assisted by members of the execu tive committee: Mrs. Leonard Car penter, nurse; Mia. Alex Sparrow, fi nance: Mrs. I. E. Schulor, publicity; Mrs. Charles Taylor, suply; Mrs. R, E. Green, education: Mrs. Moore Hamil ton, Mrs. Jax-k Hcyland, Mr. Robert Hart, Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Elwood Hedberg. Members of the Jackson county board of health are: Eugene Thorn- dike, chairman; Dr. C. H. Paske, Thornton Wiley; C. R. Bowman, Ralph Billings. Miss Mildred Carlton and Dr. A. P. W. Kresse. In the Jackson county health de partment are: C. I. Drummond. M. D., health officer; Mlsa Blanche Run ela, R. N.; Mls Sibyl Walker, R. N., and Ml M Josephine Koppes. Cooperation has been reported from every community In the county in activities of both the health depart ment and the health association, which have carried on membership and seal sale drives, baby clinics, im munization tests among children and school medical examination under the following chairmen: Medford, Miss Helen Butlls; Pros pect. Mrs. Fred Mlddlebusher; Jack sonville, Mrs. Herbert Hanna; Ash land, Mrs. John Puller: Phoenix. Mrs. John Oammlll; Talent. Mrs. W. H. Hlgglns: Eagle Point. Mrs. H. J. Stan ley; Sams Valley, Mrs. J. L. Pink; Rogue River, Mrs. Reed Carter; Oold Hill, Miss Nellie Jacobs; Ccntial Point, Mrs. Arnold Bohnert. Financial Report Olven. Included In the annual report was the following financial statement: January 1, 1034, to December 31, 1034. Receipt!. Seal sale (groas receipts) H.440.52 Membership and communty chest - - 1.41S.80 Miscellaneous . - 207.10 Sale of nursing service 813.75 Total receipts $3.878 87 Balance at beginning of pe riod - 37829 Total - $4,185.16 Plubumements. Health education .. 70 11 Nursing 2.008.84 Clinics - 334.40 Administration ... 130.47 Seal ssle 107.B7 X-rays, etc. 320.60 2.081.29 Percentage on gross receipts from seal sale 804.31 Total $3,845 80 Balance at end of period $ 300 56 FOR DUTY NEXT YEAR Nomination of officers for post No. 15 of the American Legion here, with many names having been aubmltted on Monday night's meeting, will be continued at the next meeting night, Monday, June 24, according to word released today. Those nominated Monday were: Commnnder. Cole Holmes; first vice- commander, W. Q. Averlll; second vlcc-commander, Morris B. Leonard; chaplain, A. J. Anderson; adjutant. Joe Pllegel and Fred Pry; historian, Col. W. H. Paine. Those nominated for the executive committee were: L. C Oarlock, P. W. Schftfrel. Geo. A. Codding. Kdw. Leach, Warren Butler, Cans Wymore and Russell semon. Elections will be held on the first meeting In July. Medford Volture 40 and 8 are' holding Installation of their newly elected of leers at Ash land Legion hall, on Saturday even ing. June 22. A real sing party la planned, and all 40 and 8'ern arc asked to be present, and to bring a good Legionnaire. Tickets may be procured from Ruas Semon. DUST BELT TOUR IS DESCRIBED AT Fire Chief Roy Elliott, but re cently returned from a motor trip to the middle west, was main speaker at the regular meeting Tuesday at tho Hotel Medford of the Active club. He described the Incredible condi tions occasioned by the recent dust storms In that district. The fire chief said that a dust storm had to be seen to be believed, and recited incidents to illustrate that point. In one little town, Colby. Colorado, It was Impossible to see neon signs burning across the street. Normally the town has a population of about 750, but dust storms held up so msny at that point, that at one time there were over 1500 people lnr the place. On the return trip Mr. and Mrs. Elliott encountered floods, to make their trip a complete success. The nice part of the Jaunt. Elliott told the Actlvlans, was getting back to Oregon, where the climate has no extremes. During the regular business meet ing of the club It was announced that definite arrangements will have been made by Tuesday for the Joint social gathering with the Ashland Actlvlans. The committee working on the social Is headed by Poster Cone, with Eugene Dowling, Frank Bas'J and Lea Welscnbergcr serving with him. The convention committee reported that they are busy on plans to bring the 1036 International conven tion to Medford. latest Improvements and refinements are now being displayed by local deal ers, and terms are said to be the lowest In history. DANCE At Boone y's Grill, Saturday night. Need Permits For state at a cost of 50 cents, under a Mt l.w V.tVi will tuulna autliM Gasoline Refunds July 1. The state department to day sent out 7500 application blanks to active claimants. Refunds have averaged In excess of $750,000 a yesr. SALEM, Ore., June 13. (AP) Claim ants for gasoline tax refunds must obtain permits from the secretary of OPPOSE ML ADAMS AS NATIONAL PARK AREA HOOD RIVER. Ore.. June 13 (AH) A resolution condemning the pro posal to convert the Mt. Adsms sres into a national park has been adopt ed b the Olenwood, Wash., women ! club. The women declared the plan would work adversely to the Inter ests ot those residing adjacent to such a park. ELECTRIC ICE BOX HELP TO HOSTESS Soma women seem to dread the ordeal of entertaining guests, while others really enjoy giving dinner par ties, luncheons and teas. It's easy to gnln a reputation as a good hostess when one has an elec tric refrigerator to help entertain. 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