Phoenix tribune., 1921-12-17
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= WHlPPLE NOTES :.

New Organization
The new athletic organization has
been formed to promote sport events
at Fort Whipple List of officers,
Jack Barry, manager of X. of c.
Secy., Mitchell Mahoney Secy and
treasurer. Joseph Morgan attorney-at-
law of Prescott, match maker. They
are working hard arranging a very
interesting exhibition to be staged
January End, 1922.
American Legion
There is a movement on foot to
organize a legion post among colored
patients. Clarence Maxwell and W.
NJ. Mayse are the organizers. The
colored ex-soldiers of Prescott are
privileged to join.
New Doctors
Doctors w. NJ Baily and Thos. Will
lette are new arrivals at Fort Whip.
pie. Dr. Bailey is from Ft. Baird and
DR.. Willette is from the State of
Indiana. The latter will take major
Headings place, who was recently
transferred to Ft Bayrd, New Mexico
Entertainments
Several entertainments were given
at Fort Whipple this week. One We'd
nesday night, st. Vincent De Paul
Dramatic Club gave an interesting
entertainment under the direction of
Mrs. H. D. Southworth. 1t was a
pleasing affair.
Notice
In the December 10 issue of the
Phoenix Tribune, Harry Juliani's
name appeared at the head of the
Fort Whipple news. This is to no.
tify the public of the errors of the
press. Mr.. Juliani positively has no
connection with the Fort Whipple
news in this issue of The Tribune
(Signed) MRS. L. V. HINES
Changes
Several changes have been made
in nurses and doctors, at Fort Whip
pie
New Car Ordered
Mr. F. H. Hill of Ward II has
placed an order with the Crutchifeld
Brothers for a new Buick Touring
car -Four.
To Cheer The Disabled
The Womans Auxiliary Of the
American Legion is planning to make
Christmas for the disabled at Fort
Whipple as pleasant and happy as
possible, and are calling on everyone
to help furnish some OF. the neces-
stiles such as cash, candy, cakes,
fruit and cookies.
Enter Hospital
Admissions to the hospital; John
W. Israel, Chicago, Illinois; Ralph
C. Jones, Whipple Barracks; from
district No. u; Oscar c. Seri, Wynd-
mere, North Dakota; from district
No 10; William c. Ward, Hannibal
Missouri; from district No. 13; Will
liam L. Weber, Washington, Pa,
William ]. Duncan, Chicago, Illinois;
from U. S. Marine Hos
pital, Fort Stanton, New Mexico.
Discharged From Hospital
Discharges from the hospital; Alex
ander H. Curtis, Kingston, Texas;
John V. Lohman, Bellevue, Washing
ton; Charles NJ. Miller, ,Montezuma,
Georgia; Floyd Mills, Minneapolis,
Minnesota; John F. Simmons, Port
land, Oregon.
To Visit Relatives
Miss Mary OBrien, stenographer
to the chief of the medical service,
left last night on a 5-day leave of
absence that she will spend with
relatives in Mayer.
New. Arrivals
Passed Assistant Surgeon Frank
w. Schwarz and Assistant Dental
Surgeon F. NJ Ingersoll and families
have joined the colony of 'Whippil-
lists" DR.. Schwartz has moved into
the quarters formerly occupied by
DR.. Allen and Dr. Ingersoll is occupy
ing the quarters vacated by DR..
Stewart.
Leaves For Coast
Miss Margaret Stewart of the nurs-
ing staff leaves today for California
where she will spend 15-day leave
of absence.
Transferred To Washington, D. C.
Orders have been received from
Washington, transferring Miss Mil
dred Waters Boyles, head aide occu-
pational therapy, for duty at U. S.
Marine Hospital No. II, Port Town
send, Washington. She will leave for
her new station within few days.
To Visit In Mayer
Miss Gertrude Johnson, stenogra-
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