The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-19
CARD OF THANKS.

1t Is with gratitude that we desire to
express our appreciation to all friends
and neighbors for their kindly interest
shown in the loss of our dearly beloved
babe whose funeral occurred yesterday.
Especially to Rev. Breidenbach of the
East Side and to all those who sent
floral offerings
MR. AND MRS. WM. JORDEN,
1919 Hemlock st.
The Welfare Association of East Chi
cago-Indiana Harbor holds its annual
election Of officers tomorrow night at
the city hall Reports of finance. mem
bership and other important committees
will be heard. At no time since the in
ception of this splendid organization in
the field does the outlook of the main
tenance Of trained nursing care avail
able in each home and of such vital
necessity as a community need show
better recognition and response from
the public than today. The absolute
urge of this work was clearly brought
out during the recent epidemic of in
fiuenza- pneumonia when over fifteen
hundred cases were administered to in
one month giving the follow-up care of
the attending physicians upon whose
time and strength Of endurance there
was never shown parallel. The cap
able nurses set out by the Welfare As
ISOLATION upon recommendations Of East
Chicago and Indiana .Harbor physicians
are boon to a locality where their ex-
perienced care may be given in many
homes where families are so situated
that they cannot employe a trained
nurse by the week. In one hour the
nurses can prepare a patient so com
fortably that his or her rest for the
balance of the twenty-four hours to
come is assured and the stipulation is
but fifty cents. In cases where the pa
tient requires more nursing care repeat
ed visits are made by these nurses.
three of them now in the field with an
additional one soon expected. No fami-
ly in the Twin Cities should be without
the care Of trained nurses while illness
is present nursing care is as essential
as medical care and both combined be-
speak a quicker recovery for the pa
tient. When in need phone your adj
dress. name and telephone number to
HIM. The public is invited to this
meeting tomorrow night that they may
learn the exigent responsibility which
rests upon a community 10 see that a
through an organization of this kind
and the want of cooperation necessary
to establish It en- a basis which makes
its footing firm for all times. Now that
the war is over let us unitedly stand
for home nursing and care and the pro-
lection of little children's health
brought about by proper advice the par
ents may advantageously have impaired
them on days set aside for inspection of
children at the Infant Welfare Stations.
The government issues an appeal to
save the lives of the babies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Friedman Of the
Herod apartments and the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Meyer Barker are
looking forward from a visit from
Henry Barker. their son. who is now in
New York on business and is coming
west in the interests Of business ana
will visit in East Chicago for awhile.
Mr.. Barker is a hotel manager in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Clifford Mcvey Of Wegg avenue
is to be the hostess TO the o. s. Club
tonight in pre-Christmas festivity.
There is to be a meeting of the Lady
Maccabees of Indiana Harbor tonight
for the purpose of election of Officers.
All members asked to be present.
Eugene Domkowski is coming home
from the Notre Dame University to
spend the holiday season with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Mat Domkowski. of