Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL NOTES

DR.. Kelchner has just acquired a
new electric treatment which he uses
on assesses and infected wounds
He says that he has had such
a busy season, and he was particularly
busy this last week.
Harry S. Ankius, aged 2S, of 1904
North 18th street, Philadelphia, while
playing ball with his youngsters,
slipped and sprained his right ankle
Nellie Richardson, aged 16, of l16
East Schellenger avenue, Wildwood
severely scalded her right hand.
James Dooley, aged IA, of 24S4 North
18th street, Philadelphia, and 2OS
East Cedar avenue, wildwood, a a
carbuncle on his left knee treated by
the new electric suction treatment
Harry Fowler, of 2153 Marston
street, Philadelphia, had a splinter re-
moved from his right thumb.
Walter Everett, of 1341 Naragansett
street, Philadelphia, was treated for
sun poisoning of the legs.
Rudolp Kilpert, of 217 East Taylor
avenue, wildwood, cut his little finger
of the left hand on a tin can and it
became infected.
Micheal McCannally, aged ~, frac-
tured his clavicle and suffered a hem-
orrhage of the lungs and bruises.
Conrad Walz, aged %, of 730 Pearl
street, Philadelphia, was operated ON
for hernia.
John A. Gautes, Jr., of $500 Perry
vile avenue, Pittsburgh, and AIS East
Eighteenth avenue, North Wildwood,
was operated on for an abscess of the
left ear.
Charles Toogood, aged 10, of Col
~lingsdale, had a fish hook removed
from his hand.
Martha Woodson, aged "a, of 1924
West York street, Philadelphia, a dish
washer at the Hotel Strand, suffered a
cut between her little and ring fingers.
E. w. Mcclure, of Newark, aged At,
had some hardened wax removed from
his ear.
John Buhler. aged IA, of 2725 Pop
lar venue, Philadelphia, and 9Th and
Avenue G, West Wildwood, sprained
his ankle while running on the beach.
Edward Barone, aged 81, of 1913 But
tercup road, Wildwood Crest, had an
abscess on the right side of his calf
operated on.
William H. Elliott, aged 46, of 5702
Hatfield street, Philadelphia, a flute
player in the Wanamaker Cadets, had
an abscess in his left ear opened.
G. N. Lyman, who operates an ice
cream saloon in the Arcade, had an
attack of stone in the kidney last We'd
nesday. He is stopping at the Sea-
crest hotel.
Florence Duffy, aged 81, of sob
Funston street, West Philadelphia,
was operated on for a carbuncle on the
right forearm near the elbow. DR..
Kelchner used his new electric suction
treatment.
Morris Zotkoosky, aged 10, of 1902
South 5th street, Philadelphia, was
treated for a nail p%uncture of the left
hand by the electric suction treatment.
Flora Wiley, of Joelton, Tenn, was
preparing for a demonstration of Ma
zala oil in Konowitch's grocery store,
when she slipped and fell, suffering a
confusion and abrasion of the left ell
bow.
Muriel Jagga, aged s., of 352 Stillman
street, Philadelphia, suffered a dan
gerous nosebleed. Blood flowed so
profusely that there was danger of
her bleeding to death.
Michael Fiorelli, aged %, of $50
Park boulevard, Wildwood, and ST.
Christian street, Philadelphia, was
'rough-housing' in the surf with his
brother, when they bumped each other.
Michael suffered a severe laceration
over the right eye requiring three
stitches.