The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-29
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pital gave a personal talk to the
nurses in which he wished them great
success in their chosen work.
Miss Grace Carnahan was introduced
to the audience and she delighted her
hearers with two vocal selections the
first entitled Were My Songs With
Wings Provided and the second
"One Spring Morning" Miss Carna-
hans numbers were much enjoyed.
Then followed an address on "The
Aultman Hospital" by F. q. Case.
Mr.. Case is one of the most enthus-
city and his address was filed with
bursts of that enthusiasm that were
well received by his audience. Mr..
Case stated that his text would be
"As l am lifted up so shall ye also
be-" He exemplfied the text In his
address by applying it to hospital
work and especially the Aultman
hospital. He stated that the medical
profession was the dean of all the
professions and lowered far above
them in the amount of scholastic
knowledge required. He stated that
for seventeen years the hospital had
had it's doors open to the residents
of the county 'at all times and that
many had taken advantage of it's
splendid facilities for the care of the
sick Mr.. Case told of the times be-
fore the hospital was built relating
instances when he had had to take
care Of the sick without any knowl-
edge of what was needed Mr. Case
deplored the fact that so mucha So
called patent medicine was used. He
stated that if the amount Of money
expended for them would be given to
Aultman hospital il would be self
sustaining and the people would be
benefited instead of injured by the
money thus spent.
Mr.. Case closed by stating that it
was not sympathy that the hospital
wanted but funds 1T is rich in moral
support but poor in financial support"
was the way he put it.
After the address by Mr.. Case, Miss
Julia Seller, of the Oberlin ccnserva-
tory of music, rendered two violin Sc
iections, Miss Seller is finished mu-
sician and her. efforts drew great ap-
plause,
DIR. Josiah Hartzell was introduced
by Judge Harter as one of the warm
est friends that the work of the hos
pital has. Dr. Hartzell read a paper
on the hospital work that was an
able effort and was well received by
the audience.
After DR.. HaTtzell had finished Miss
M. e. De Pencier, superintendent OF
Aultman hospital, made a few peril
nent remarks in her introduction of
the young ladies who had been grad
uated in the class of 'o8. Then Mrs.
Johnson Sherrick, president of the
auxiliary board, presented each of the
graduates with hospital pin.
Then Judge Harter gave the grad
yates their diplomas making few re-
marks as ne presented them. At this
point in the program the ladies OF
the class were given the floral offer
ings that had been sent them by
| friends.
Miss Seller favored the audience
with a violin solo, accompanied on the
piana by Mrs. Annie Bolus-Loichot.
which was much appreciated
The valedictoTY oration was given
by Miss Annette Greenough. Miss
! Greenough delivered a pleasing vale
dictory in which she in behalf of the
class OF '0S, thanked the officials OF
the hospital, the superintendent and
the auxiliary for the many things that
they had done to assist the members
of the class to attain their desired
end
The exercises were closed with q
benediction delivered by Rev. E. o
Buxton.
The class of '08, Anltman Hospital
sTraining school, is one of the most
promising ever graduated from thai
institution, according to the authorities
at the hospital. and those that have
had occasion to notice the work O
the members Of the class during theil
three years course at the school They
leave the school with the sincere vel
wishes of hosts of friends.