The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-06
LIBERAL Response
TO COOK HOSPITAL.
APPEAL EXPECTED.
Women Well Organized for
Tag DayTomorrow in
eityaDd Towns.

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citizens Of Fairmont, Pennington,
Monongah and B6rTaekville; Dur.
Ing the past year hundreds Of per.
sons from this community have
been cared for IN this Institution.
The surgical cases alone have
mounted over the hundred mark
during the three different months
since last January Dozens Of new
horn babies have taken their first
wondering look at the great strange
VOID from Cook Hospital nursery
this year: strangers have found
health and freedom from suffering
through relief extended here, and
the ndliness md penniless sick
have been rs tenderly cared for as
the weaithisst patient in a private
room.
Cook Hospital, belongs to the
people Of Feifmont and Marion
County q member Of the wo-
mans Hospital Association pointed
out today. sIt does not break even
81 It's expenses. Il Is not endowed
as most Institutions Of this kind
are. Until some wealthy indivfd.
uaiB choose TO benefit their fellow.
men BY giving Cook Hospital sub.
stantia1 endowment that would
make up for the losses in unpaid
ties aud the unpreyentable short:
ago In running expenses, the insti.
tuition must come TO the public
that owns II and that benefits by
It's ministrations for assistance"
Under It's present management,
rnagniflcently handled by Miss
Margaret Leather, superintendent,
Cook Hospital is rapidly becoming
one Of the finest hospitals in West
Virginia a private. canvass for
funds come months ago, enabled
the management 10 renoyate al.
most compile tely the large building
from top 70 bottom, a thing that
had 10 be done or else give up re.
ceiying patients at all. The i'm.
movements made have inestimably
helped the hospital. Its reputation
for successful medical ana surgical
treatment Is becoming wider every
day, and many, patients apply for
admission from othef towns hay.
ing hospitals Of their own.
eFairmont cannot be anything
else but proud OF an institution OF
this kind, and the public cannot
help bit be anxious to assist the
woman,si Hospital Association in
heir efforts to give such material
I'D rs will increase the efficiency
of the hospital.
1.-THE women are asking for a
gerefous donation tomorrow to
Keep Cook Hospital well supplied
With linen for the next twelve
months. and to purchase new
dumb waiter, the old one being
worn ont. The public will certain
III stand by these women In their
appeaI,si the woman concluded.
The organization Of the tag sell
Ing teams has been completed, both
here and In the neighboring towns
participating In the appeal. The
women who viii sell tags tomor.
row are as follows :,
First street and Fairmont ave.
nue-Mrs. @. q E. Smith, captain;
Miss Mary Greer, Miss Martha
I5aym6nd. Miss Jessie Church.
MISS Marjorie gIemasters, Miss
Amelia Bennett, Mrs. G.. Mccarthy.
Farming ton-Mrs. q. M. GALLON,
csptnin, bennington: Miss Mar.
guerite Whitney, Miss Marjory
Park Miss Mary Hagerty, Mrs.
Ruth Hamilton, Mrs. Irene Tough,
Mrs. Lou sHupp, Mrs. May Minor
Mrs. Mildred Wells Mrs. Elizabeth
Barge, Mrs Mary Hamilton, Mrs.
Corrine Hartley. Mrs. Anna Barge,
Mrs. Martha Z Gapet, Mrs. Ruth
Fish; Mrs. Laura Smith, Mrs. Jose
phtne Eagerly, Mrs. Ellen Jenkins,
Mrs. Bernice, Martin.
Adams and Madison streetsAMrs
q N. Alexander, captain; Mrs.
Sam Hitei Mrs. W. G.. Kelly, Mrs.
Ira Smith, Mrs. John c. Broom.
field, Mrs Caroline Stealey, Mrs.
Grace Hamilton, Mrs. Lena Carl.
son. Mss frankie Kincaid,
Cleveland avenue and Adams
ttreet-Mrs. P. p Lipson, captain;
Mrs. B. = Finger, Mrs. Bert Leo.
poldi Miss Title Funt, Miss Edith
KIaw.
Fairmont Hotel - Mrs. Paul
Amos. captain: Mrs. Roswell Reid,
Mss Louise Tough, Miss Ruby
Hess; MISS Margaret Gaskill, Miss
Meta GaIiaher, Miss Ethel Durrett.
Miss Eleanor Durrett.
Sixth street and Fairmont ave-
nue-Mrs Tusca Morris, captain:
Mrs. Leigh Hustead, Mrs. Gail Da.
Wis, Miss Mary Ellen Henry.
Adams and Jefferson streets
Mss Ruth Heintzelman, captain:
Mrs, James Sutton, Mrs. Caroline
steaiey, Mrs Grace Jones, Mrs.
Mccarthy, Mrs. Marie Keenan,,
Miss Lucille shain, Miss Louise
Conn, Miss Mildred Jones.
East SideM David Rogers,
csptain: Miss Margaret Google,
Miss Frances Google, Miss Mary
Google, Mrs DOMAIN.
Tenth street and CASTOR avenue
Mrs. A. b. oidroyd, captain; Mrs.
Hicks. Miss Eliza Rock.
Standard Garage - Mrs. Henry
Lively captain: Miss Pauline Kirk,
Miss Edna Miller, Miss Christine
Scott.
Adams and Monroe streets-Mrs.
9. w waddell. captain; Miss
Louise JOHNSON, Mrs. Arthur Deck.
man. Miss Pauline Jamison, Miss
Loulse Burns Mrs. Carter s. Elem.
ing. ~
Barraekyiiie Mrs, 2. P. Smith,
captain. Miss veniba Michael. Miss