Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1910-04-23 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

HIUII GREEN WORKINGMEN'S CLUB. and three in Oumbervrorth. The birth-rate. —A special evening was arranged for the 24.0 is slightly higher than that of 1908, when it 1 members of the above club on Saturday. , warn 23.1. with 76 birth.. .First of all Messrs. l'hapman and Driver, of i As regmde the mimes of death, i hest diseases died from the Great Northern Railway Co., Leeds, de_ 'account f“r it. seven persons have [livered a most interesting lecture on "A day 'h!tart rel,o "%feoilr:f apnn,rutmwooniAi.„`47,:f r,,i!'„".,lin London." This was illustrated by no less [rotelriht frotorlom,enie., hr. tromP [ than 170 limelight 'flews showing the prin- cerebral hemlorrhage, four from premature birth, six from eipal places of interest to be found in the canter, two maw of suicide, and two acciden-1 Metropolis, and privided a full two hours tai death. ;entertainment. Secondly, and the most im- There have beer nearly 400 yards of main 1 Iportant was the distribution of ambulance [sewer extensions during the year. The special rewards by Mr. George Beevor, the president :sewer •entilators are satisfactory as far as of the Institute. The latter gentleman spoke; they go, but in Druby Dale Dr. MacGregor , volubly on the Ambulation subject, naming it suggests that `hum he provided, ""etallY at [as a work that should take the foremost place the following places, where none at premnt of acaulsitions Ile went on to say that the liKint—TheYW°°" DnUfnai °fleket°°l" and the Wakefield road adjacent, also Lane 'Pop. valuo of it was not brought to bear fully The Medical Officer a ain drew attention to ;until the knowledge of it was demanded in the neossnity of a sevror for the proper drain. lactual circurtuitances.—Tbe successful eandi- age of the school-Mame, school premises, and dates for certificates, etc.. were as follows: ,cottages at Upper Denby. In his 1908 report ( rrtificates, Metiers. Oliver Jacob, John W. he alluded at length to this. pointinr out that I.ockwood, and Fred Mellor; vouchers, 1 a enaspool in the garden near the orhool-hottee Messrs. Herbert llelliwell. Stacey Crown- is the only outlet for the drainage of the house thaw, Joseph Bran bald, Herbert Roebuck, and school premises. The sewage. in oonte.llorace Brooke, George A. Mathewman, Alb. queues often overflows, and rune into the adMarshall, Vincent Moorhouse, F. 1.. Wright, iloining 'l'-r''''''ard• The health of the district has been fairly and Joseph Hague; medallions, Messrs. E. iloebuch and John Thos. Fox; label (seventh good. In the early months of the year influenza was Ter/ &revalent, cawing AS already stated, jeans), Mr. .fainea Weldon. The members of two deaths. Under the Infectioua Intemes the Ambulance Clam further presented Mr. 'aiotilleationl .4‘,. 20 eases were reported, via. Weldon with a pip. and gold-mounted utn- 117 casee of scarlet fever. 9 of diphtheria. and brella for his indefatigable services as prac. two of erysipelas. Fiarything possible was tient instructor. Mr. J. T. Morgan has been ; &me, by remosal ant otherwise, to stamp out the lecturer. ... I 11?rse diseases. The Denby Dale Marna Pro- - • ..  The ambulance team in connection with lc'did School. 'enst, the lienby Dale Infants were chime! on June 21st. on account of the above, and in conjunction with the 'Pleb°4' Wharncliffe Silkstone No. 1, contingent have I scarlet fever. Searlwt fever and diphtheria ' were very prevalent in many of the neighbour met with considerable .uccess 7n the South I in, townnhipa •in that the outbrea? Cab not Yorkshire Pdin.is Ambulance Competitioo. I 'rather to the Denby and thimberworth dia. Alter having come out second in the competi- !trlct. The Isolation Hospital at &Mani! Moor bon held at Elsecar a short time an, they j has been of great sercloo in man'y instances I are now booked for the semi-final. The even- I a here isolation and nursing at Immo have been ing's enjoyment concluded with a smoking ;imposiOhle. and the treatment theipottents re. concert in which Messrs. Albert }Cinch, W. !ceived has been very ratiafactory. 'Childs, A. Doughty, T. Crossland and J I Under the.Factory.ani Workehons Act (ar) L there are sir fartoinca and fifteen worksholia Hague (pianist) took part. lin the district. Three have been duly ins.peoted -.......... !As regards cleanlinesta proper ventilation, and ovcrerowding, they were found satisfactory. I Twesity,iie hour% has. been built during I the yea,.  tI4F-,ie-;•••11