The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-24
Nurses, Officials Plan to Bring
Cheer to 160 Bed.Ridden
Patients

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Cheer to 1873 Bed-Ridden
Patients
On sick beds in three Capital Cit,
hospitals on Christmas eve lay l8'
men and women, 13 patients beint
mothers Of Is new born babies.
Nurses In all three hospitals wer
planning on making the day as cheer.
full as possible for the sick and specia
programs were being planned In keep.
Ing with the season for those who were
able to be up.
In the Bismarck Evangelical hos
pital we're 81 patients. There were
so men being treated In the Fort
Lincoln hospital. At st. Alexius, sis
tiers were caring for II patients.
That the stork was lowering over
two Of the hospitals with the prob
ability that Christmas would see the
birth Of a number Of children was In
dicated by reports Of superintendents
Scouts to Entertain
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts plan
ned an invasion Of st. Alexius hospital
late Friday afternoon, the boys to
bring gifts to poor children confined
to hospital beds and the girls to bring
gifts and to sing Christmas carols.
Thursday night sisters at the St.
Alexius hospital watched Christmas
play, and Saturday they will have q
Special Christmas dinner with turkey
and all the trimmings.
At the Bismarck hospital, all pa
tients will be given copies of the New
Testament and nurses will visit each
Of the three floors at $3.50 q. m. Sat-
urday to sing carols and help In brief
Christmas day worship. Rev. w. g..
Schendel, business manager and
chaplain Of the hospital, will read q
portion of the scripture.
Packages which have arrived at the
Bismarck hospital nurses home dur
ing the past week or two and which
have been piled around the commul-
ity Christmas tree will be distributed
tonight, when there will be a Christ
mas program. and Saturday will be
marked by a large banquet.
Similar arrangements to observe
the holiday were being made at Fort
Lincoln hospital, where dinner will
be the main item on the program.
Patients at the Bismarck hospital
who will probably spend their Christ
mas there are:
Nelson, Mrs. Carl, Kintyre, N. D.:
Wick, Mrs. Gilbert, Robinson, N. D.;
Ricksgers, Mrs. Joe, Beulall, N. D.;
Maths. Ann, Wilton, N. D.; Nash,
Mrs. A. T. Stanton, N. D.: Schick,
Mrs George. Lark, N. D.: Ellison, Mrs.
Ed, Thunder Hawk, s. D.; Lamb, Mrs.
Margaret, 306 9Th ST.: Reinhardt,
Viola, Hazen, N. D.; Boelter, Mildred,
1914 10th ST.; Goodfellow, Mrs. Will
liam, I'll 9th ST.; Larson, Cora Mabel,
Arnegard, N. D.; Mai, Mrs. William,
Golden Valley, N. D.; Wilson, w. +,
Sanger. N. D.; Macomber, Mrs. Net
tie, Wilton, N. D.; Harris, Mrs Har-
vey, Bismarck, N. D.; Davis. Mrs. Isa-
dore, Bismarck, N. D.; Cent?, Mrs. Ed,
Washburn, N. D.: Burns, Mrs. Anna,
Lennon, 8. D., and Tees, Mrs. J. g.,
Wing, N. D.
Bender, Mrs. Albert, Beulah, N. D.;
Reiser, Mrs. John, Washburn, N. D.;
Baye, Mrs. Margaret, Fort Clark, N.
D.: Synsby, Edward, Amidon, N. D.;
Pododwrny, Joseph, Saskatoon, Sask.,
Canada: Harmon, Roy. Ruso, N. D.;
olen, c. L., Stanton, N. D.; Geving.
Ole, New England, N. D.; Jensen. Da-
vid, Hazen, N. D.; Edlund, Mrs. John,
Wishek, N. D.; Larson, Arlo. Douglas,
N. D.: Hyde, E. W., Almont, N. D.;
Becker, Albin, Beulah, N. D.; Busby,
Ferman, Linton, N. D.; Myers, George
D., Bismarck: Otto, G. K, Valley City,
N. D.; Moede, w. F., Dunn Center,
N. D.: Falkenstein, Clarence, Wilton,
N. D., and Kierland, Mrs. D. G. and
baby, 4041s 9Th st.
Jansonius, Mrs. Clifford, SIS Avenue
A; Ritchie, Mrs. Homer and baby,
sos West Rosser Ave-: Pudwill, Mrs.
Paul and baby, Danzig. N. D.: Tesoro.
Mrs. James and baby, 800 Avenue B;
johnson, Mrs. Henry and baby, Shade
Hill, 8. D.; Schmidt, Mrs. Richard,
New Salem, N. D.; Gradin, Peter NJ,
Washburn, N. D.; Gilbert. Ernest, 6l0
Avenue A; Paulsrud, Henry j., New
England, N. D.: Anderson, John.
schafer, N. D.: Gauche. Nick, Oriska,
N. D.: Rasch, Frank, New Salem,
N. D.: King, D. NJ, Wilton. N. D.;
Steggall, Merrill, Shade Hill. 8. D.;
Mccoy, Mrs. Abbie, Wing, N. D.;
Janke, Bertha. Tappen. N. D.; Curn.
Ted, 422 4th st.: Pfennig, Bernice,
Beulah, N. D.: Phipps, Mrs. g. L..
Bismarck; Kuch, Carl, Hanover, N.
D.; Hedstrom, Mrs. Albin, 70l 2lst st.;
Holton, Mrs. Gilbert, Washburn, N.
D., and Kraft, John, Selfridge, N. D.
In the station hospital at Fort
Lincoln on the eve Of Christmas day
were:
LaMotte, Rolly F.; Kirsch, Richard
H.; Kruger, Merlyn H.: Gnadt.
Charles L.: Beyerle, John: Rousch,
Galen R.: Bonnici, Touisaint; Brew
ster, Thomas c.; Livermore, Edwin
D.; Hoffman,, Francis p; Helley,
Donald w.; Bjerke, Harlan O.; john
son. Chester c.; Watne. Melvin o.:
schmoldt, Floyd A.: Cox, Robert D.;
Borek, Peter; Collision. Clarence H.:
Schmidt, Theodore B.; Mazigian,
Warren B.; Kline, Henry j. Spath.
Erwin T.; Jasperson, Dale E., and
Byrd. Charles w.
Canada, Linroe H.; Wegener,
Charles A.; Lame, Kermit r.; Nelson,
Walter L.; Lefferts. Howard; Mullen.
Joseph; Mullen, Frank W.; Doubles,
Clinton M; Fladager, Oswald M;
Dokken, Harvey c.; Sandau, Clifford
Kinonen, Elvin E.: Knutson, Lyle R.;
Reilly, Raymond c.; Schmidt, Anton;
Elton, Marvin E.; Flemmer, Albert
H.: Flemmer. Pete j.; Stauss, Martin
p: Holms, Andrew F.; Knutson. Os-
Z n Aa1easa Nc l.f II.