Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-04-22
ADD AUXILIARY
MEDICAL STAFF
Made Up of Doctors Not on
General Staff of Perth Am
boy City Hospital.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Nurses Registration Bureau is
Formed at Meeting of the
Alumni of Training School

In accordance with recent revis-
ion of the bylaws of the Perth AM
boy Hospital Association an auxiliary
medical staff was formed at the city
hospital yesterday afternoon at
o'clock made up of practically all
the doctors of this vicinity who are
not on the general staff. Temper
airy officers were elected, COM
mittee was appointed and plans were
made for future work. Last night
at o'clock a meeting of the alumni
of the city hospital training school
was held at which time nurses
registration bureau was organized.
At the meeting of the doctors yes
terday afternoon an address of well
come was made by Sidney Riddle
storffers president of the hospital as
sociation, and the following tempor-
AIRY officers were elected: DIR. Charles
w. McNaulty, Jr., president and DR..
Matthew i. Urbanski, secretary. The
committee named consists of the fol-
lowing: DIR. NJ. f. Urbanski, DIR. Ben
jamin f. Slobodien. DR.. William III.
Mccormick, Jr., DR.. William London
and Charles w. Naulty, Jr.
Members of the auxiliary staff are:
DIR. j. G.. Cottrell. Perth Amboy;
DR.. S. Eiss, Metuchen: DR.. II. Ellis,
Metuchen; DR.. Z. Eulner South AM
boy; DIR. f. X. Hanson, Fords; DR..
j. S. Hay. Perth Amboy; DR.. l.. Lip
pincott, Metuchen; DR.. William Lon
don, Perth Amboy; DR.. L. A. Meach-
am, Woodbridge; DR.. J. s. Mark,
Woodbridge; DIR. J. j. Mann, Perth
Amboy; DR.. w. II. Mccormick, Perth
Amboy; DR.. C. w. Naulty, Perth Am
H. l.. Strandberg, Carteret; DIR. J. v.
Smith, Perth Amboy; DIR. B. Slobo-
dien, Perth Amboy;. DR.. B. Sirott,
Perth Amboy; DR.. I. Siegle. Perth
Amboy; DIR. M. Urbanski, Perth AM
boy; DR.. J.. Weber, South Amboy;
DR.. J.. Wantoch, Roosevelt
The general staff is made up as
follows: DR.. John G. Wilson. dean,
DR.. John l.. Lund, DIR. George w.
Tyrrell, Dr. Frank G. Henry, DR..
Martin s. Meinzer,, DIR. William L.
Ramsay, DR.. Charles l. Silk and DR..
George f.. F'ithian.
The following are the specialists
and consulting staff: DR.. T.. j. Ill,
DIR. Alexander Lambert. DR.. Edgar
S. Thompson, DR.. j. Arthur Booth,
DIR. G. E. Brewer. DIR. Z. Reisman,
DIR. James G.. Dwyer, Dr. j. l.. Mac
Dowall DR.. Charles 1. Silk, DR.. He
man Anderson and DR.. John V. Shull.
At the nurses meeting last night
Mr.. Riddlestorffer was again present
After showing the value of nurses
bureau 1t was decided that not only
the alumni of the local hospital, but
any graduate nurse upon the pay
ment of $5sa year, may be register
ed with the bureau. The address of
each nurse and where she is employ
ed and the length of time engaged is
kept at the bureau, 20 that anyone
desiring a nurse need only call the
city hospital to learn who is avail
able and a nurse will be furnished
on a moments notice.
The idea of these two organiza-
tions is to bring about a more gen.
eral use of the hospital by all the
doctors of this vicinity and to en-
courage cooperation among them
and to make it easy to obtain a
trained nurse when one is wanted
here.
A revision in the bylaws of the
hospital association has been made
with reference to the rules and reg
ulations SO as to increase the man.
aging committee to seven members,
five of which are members of the
Board of Governors Of the associa-
ton, one the mayor and one men,
ber of the medical staff. This man.
aging committee now consists of the
following:
GeorgeNJ. Haney. C. c. Baldwin,
E. G. Fraser, A. C. Clark, Adolph
Greenbaum, Mayor William C. Will
son and DR.. John l.. Lund.