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Camberwell 1922

Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1922

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Staff of the Public Health Department at the end of 1922.
*Hon. Consulting Medical Officer of
Health.
Francis J. Stevens, D.M.
*Medical Officer of Health and Medical
Officer, Maternity and Child Welfare.
*Tuberculosis Medical Officer
H. W. Barnes, 8.A., M.8., B.Ch.,
D.P.H.
W. Brand, 8.A., M.8., C.M.
*Assistant Tuberculosis Medical Officer
Eleanor A. Gorrie, M.B.
*Medical Staff at Municipal Infant Welfare
Centres.
The Medical Officer of Health and
(Mrs.) Margaret Dunstan, M.8., B.Ch.,
D.P.H.
Public Analysts
Frank L. Teed, D.Sc., F.C.S., F.I.C.,
E. A. Pinchin, B.Sc., F.1.C., F.R.M.S.,
certified bacteriologist.
*Inspector under the Food and Drugs
Acts.
George T. Dewey.
* Sanitary Inspectors—Male.
Dist.
Dist.
1. Maurice Malins.
7. William R. Farmer.
2. William T. Worsfold.
8. William Eagle.
3. Richard F. Nash.
9. George G. Morley.
4. George W. Scudamore
10. William E. Groom.
11. Edwin R. Collins.
5. Henry C. Green.
6. Donald Glenday
* Women Sanitary Inspectors.
Miss F. O'Riordan.
Miss M. Butcher.
* Health Visitors.
Miss A. M. Stoddart, Miss A. Duffield and Miss K. Jerrard.
Clerks.
H. K. Wright.
H. N. Jones.
D. J. Fenner.
F. T. Harman.
H. J. Hurst
W. E. Wooldridge.
F. H. Wetherall.
F. Houghton.
A. J. Hardiman.
A. J. Baker (temporary).
*C. T. Wilson (temporary).
*Miss M. L. Thompson (temporary),
part-time Milk Inquiries and part time
at Infant Welfare Centres.
Tuberculosis Dispensary.
*Tuberculosis Nurses.
Miss H. Chambers and Miss M. Thistleton.
*Clerks.
Miss J. M. Fry and H. W. Leonard.
*Dispenser.
Miss P. La Croix (part time).
Disinfecting and Cleansing Station.
Superintendent.
William Sawyer.
Assistant Superintendent.
A. Franklin.
Assistants.
J. Knappett, E. Corby, A. Peppier (motor driver),
Hickey, J. Smith, J. Conner.
Women Assistants.
For Cleansing of Children, etc.
Mrs. A. Cork (temporary).
Mrs. S. Herd (3 days per week)
(temporary).
Mortuary Keeper.
A. E. A. Dennison.
•Officers to whose salary contribution is made under the Public Health Acts, or by
Exchequer grants.
*Dr. Stevens was Medical Officer of Health until March 31st, 1922, at which date he
retired owing to ill-health.