Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]
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Vaccination Officer : F. Hicks,
Health Visitors :
Miss H. Reeve, Cert. S.I.E.B., Health Visitors Cert.
(Battersea Polytechnic), C.M.B.
Miss F. Stamford, Trained Nurse (London Hospital).
Miss E. Randles, Health Visitor, Cert. C.M.B.
*Tuberculosis Nurse : Mrs. A. L. Ager.
Clerks: †F. Hicks, S. W. White, Cert. R.S.I, and S.I.E. (Joint
Board).
Disinfector and Assistant: J. W. Howell.
*Part time appointments.
†Expenditure on appointments so marked is borne entirely
by the rates; a grant from the Ministry of Health is received in,
respect of all others.
Changes in Staff.—Miss E. M. Sandeman, Health Visitor,
retired on superannuation on 11th August, after 13 years' service
with this Council. The vacancy thus created was filled by the appointment
of Miss E. Randies to be Health Visitor as from the 4th
July.
Mr. F. C. Screach, Disinfector and General Assistant retired
on superannuation, on the 7th September, after 31 years' service
with this Council.
Mr. J.W. Howell was transferred from the Borough Surveyors'
Department, to take over the duties of Disinfector and General
Assistant in the Public Health Department as from the 2nd August.
Mr. R. F. Rogers, Sanitary Inspector, retired on superannuation
on the 1st December, after 31 years' service and Mr. C. Cunningham
(late Sanitary Inspector, York), was appointed to fill the
vacancy and entered the Council's service on the 28th November.