The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-15
COMMISSIONS
Sign Contracts
With Hospitals
To Care For
Patients Who
Receive Relief

| The county commissioners on
Monday signed contracts with
two hospitals for the care of re-
lief patients. Hospitals receiving
contracts were Bethesda hospit-
al, GAINESVILLE, and University
hospital in Columbus.
Under the terms of the Uni
versity hospital contract, the
county will be charged at the
rate of $13 per day for each pa
tient entering the hospital. The
county already has agreements
with Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, and with Marietta
Memorial hospital. These medical
centers charge $3.50 and 1925
per day respectively.
In paying general and miscel-
laneous bills for the past month
the county spent $1,630.91 from
the general fund, SLIPS from the
emergency housing fund, $723
from the road and bridge fund
and $16.50 from the dog and ken
mel fund
Care of tuberculosis patients
in Rocky Glen and the Method
ist sanatoriums cost the county
1861. To Rocky Glen sanatorium
near McConnelsville went $528
for patients medical care during
May.
Included in the general bills
for the county during the month
just past were: Highman's store,
groceries and supplies, $4469; L.
D. Miller, groceries and supplies,
$24.55; Cambridge Baking Co.,
bread, cake and rolls, $15.16;
Gillespie's drug store, rat and
roach paste for county home, 80
cents; Lorenz g. Sons hardware,
garden seed, 80 cents; Guiler's
Supply, farm supplies, $41.55;
Caldwell Implement & Supply,
fertilizer for county home,
$41.18; Sunshine Feed store, barb
wire, $26.
Noble Hatchery, chickens for
county home, $55; George Estadt
& Sons, feed for county home,
$29.80; Billie Archer, labor at
county home, $97; Irene Clark,
house work, $40; Ethel Moore,
taking patient to hospital, So;
Sunshine Feed store, salt, 65
cents; Cleveland Cotton Products
Co., supplies for janitors, $520S;
R. c. Moore Lumber Co., sup
plies for janitors, $40; Caldwell
electric light plant, electric and
water for courthouse and Jail,
! $34.85; Permian Oil g. Gas Co.,
gas for Jail, $10.15; George w.
Rice, paint and repairs for the
courthouse, $100.35.
Edna Mckee, cleaning and car
ing for Jail, SIS; Fern restaurant,
meals for prisoners, $6.25; Emil
Archer, gas, etc, 1882; Murphy
funeral home, juvenile bed for
sheriff, 5000; Jack Wilson, pen
ellis for auditor, $1.03; Jack Will
/ son, 500 Scent stamps, SIS; The
Journal Publishing Co., record
book and pads for recorder, $55;
Methodist sanatorium, room,
board and care for TB patients
during May, $115; Rocky Glen
sanatorium, treatment of TB pa
tients, $528; Rocky Glen sana-
torium, treatment of TB patients,
$l8; DR.. Frank Lande, profess
sional service, $40; F. j. Heer
Printing Co., Throckmorton Ohio
General Code and Service, $75;
Banks-Baldwin Co., 1850 Deibel
Prob. Service, SIS; Otto Polling,
expenses for attending probate
judges meeting, $l4; Walton
Starr, postage, Sc; Noe Office
| Equipment Co., overhaul type
writer for clerk of court, $3.50;
The Journal, 500 envelopes, $4;
i Kegerreis store, 80 dozen spear
head flags and one flag for court
house, $ll7.50.
Other bills included j. H. Will
liams, emergency housing, clean
ing and steaming walls on house
| No. 2, SLIPS; Caldwell electric
light plant, road and bridge fund,
electric and water for county
garage, 1923; Dale Reed, dog and
kennel, destroying 33 dogs, $16.-