Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-03

charge of the Great Falls office OF
the Red Cross. will give an address
Miss Emeline Gonczy. school nurse Of
Great Falls, will read a paper on
Health Education, an Important Fac.
tor in n Public Health Program" Miss
Isabel Braden of Plentywood will speak
on The Advantages of Teaching Home
Hygiene and the Care of the Sick"
Round table discussions will be lee
BY Miss Mary Ann Hawthorne Of
Helena. who will conduct the discus
| sion of public health nursing; Miss
Minnie Hume of the Columbus hospital
who will lead the discussion of private
duty nursing. and Mrs. Helen Curtis
Of Galen, who will lead the discussion
Of institutional nursing.
On Wednesday evening all visiting
nurses will be guests of the nurses OF
Great Falls district six.
Thursday. July 10. meetings will
open at 8 o'clock, with Miss Mary
Heating, superintendent of nurses of
st. Johns hospital, Helena. presiding,
The Rev. Father NJ. 7. OBrien Of
st. AIMS cathedral will give the open
ing prayer. Addresses Will be given
By Miss Ann Doyle Of Washington
Miss Ida Palmer of kalispell; Miss
Lucille Montjoy of Butte; Mrs. Ann X.
Warning of Acton, and by +. j. O'Don-
nell. director of the Venereal Disease
Division Of the state board of health,
Helena.
The report of the state delegate To
the national convention at Seattle last
month will be given by Miss Margaret
Irish of Billings. at the opening Of the
afternoon session. Reports from dis
trict delegates will also be heard. Dis
cussion of the annual program for dis
tricts and for the state association will
be taken up. Report of the work of
the state board of examiners for nurses
will he made. Minutes of previous
meetings will be read and the annual
report of all officers and of all stand
ing committees will be heard.
The report of the committee on reso-
lutions will precede the taking up of
miscellaneous business, after which the
convention will end with the election
Of officers. In the evening the nurses
will be guests of the Medical society
at the Coutry club.
The Public Health association pro-
gram is detailed and complete, includ-
ing discussions and addresses on every
phase of public health work. Meet
ings will open Monday. July 10, at the
Junior high school. where delegates
will be registered from $3.50 10 II
o'clock. In the afternoon from 3 to 5
there will be an open session of the
public health administrative section.
On Tuesday there will be section meet
ings from 9 TO IL and a general ses-
sion in the afternoon from > 70 4:30,
which will be followed by a business
session.
The program of general sessions for
Monday. July 10. has been arranged 10
open at $50 O'Clock with John G.
Brown Of Helena presiding. Mayor
| Armour will give the welcoming ad-
dress, to which DR.. b. J.. Pampel,
| president of the state board of health.
| will respond. John G. Brown will
give the presidents address. after
which committee will be appointed
and announcements made. Addresses
will be made by Miss Edith hasslng,
| superintendent of the Montana voca-
tional school for girls at Helena; by
DR.. II. S. Cumming. surgeon general
Of the United States and Of the public
and DR.. II. B. Beatty. state health
| commissioner of Salt Lake City.
DIR. f. NJ. Harness of st. Paul. who
is one of the prominent speakers on
the program of the State Medical soci-
ETY., will give the opening address Tues
day afternoon. speaking on The Care
, of the Adolescent Child DR.. James
!. Waring of Denver, also attending the
medical convention. will speak on
"Malnutrition in Relation 10 Tubercu-
~losis." DR.. F. c. Rodda of Minneap-
oils will address the convention on
Feeding and Hygiene in Infancy.
The second address of Surgeon Cen
eral Cumming will be given as the clos
ing talk of the afternoon. His subject
will be selected. A business session
for the election of officers and the re-
| ports of committees viii close the
meeting.
The section of public health admin
istration will meet Monday morning.
| July 10, from 10 TO l. O'Clock. Or.
G.. A. Lewis of Roundup will preside.
DR.. G. A. Fuson. city and county health
officer of Cascade county, will give the
address of welcome. DR.. w. F. Cogs-
we'll. secretary of the state board of
health. will give the response. The
! presidents address will be given by
Or. g. A. Lewis, county health officer
of Musselshell county.
The Importance of architecture IN
| relation to school sanitation will be
discussed BIZ George Stanley. architect
of Great Falls. Papers will be given
by Il. n. Severance of Great Falls.
who will take up Oral Sepsis," and
Or. W. A. Russell of Big Horn county.
| health officer of Hardin. who will speak
on The Unopened Book" Discussion
of these papers will be opened by Dr:
+. 3. Ross. local health officer of
kalispell. .
j. Edward Kimlel of Denver, United
States food and drug inspector, VIII
omen the afternoon session at > clock.
| with an address on Activities Of the
United States Bureau of Chemistry,
4 paper on "a Police Viewpoint OF the
Venereal Disease Problem will be
read by Inspector Ray s. Gaunt of the
bureau of criminal Identification OF
Great Falls.
DIR. Fred r. Foard. A. A. Surgeon.
United States public health service.
consultant of the Cascade county health
office. will give a paper on "A State
Need" This is a discussion Of the
demand for a home for venereally dis
eased girls.
Mss Ann Dolye. supervising nurse
Of the Nenereal Disease division OF the
United States Public Health service.
will give a paper with n selected subject.
DR.. r. c. Main. Yellowstone county
| health officer. will lead the discussion
of these papers.
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