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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
St Pancras 1914
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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CLERICAL STAFF.
Chief Clerk A. Powel Coke, Barrister-at-Law.
First Clerk Harry Riches.
Second Clerk Alfred George Capel.
Clerk Howard Claud Spokes.
Clerk Henry Frank Mullis.
Clerk George Netherton Cove.
Junior Clerk Percy William Pottier.*
Junior Clerk Joseph Bernard Molloy.†
DISINFECTING STAFF.
Foreman of Disinfecting Station Henry Catch.
Stoker and General Assistant T. Bartholomew.
Assistant Disinfector John Stanley.
Assistant Disinfector Arthur D. Dibben.
Matron of Personal Cleansing Station Mrs. Alice Oakey.
Assistant „ „ Mrs. M. Millan.
RESIDENT CARETAKERS, ETC.
Mortuaries and Coroner's Court Joseph Roots.
Goldington Buildings Walter Brown.
Flaxman Terrace John Evans.
Prospect Terrace A. H. Reid.
Prospect Terracc Baths—
Male Attendant A. Smith.
Female ,, Mrs. Reid.
*Mr. Pottier was appointed as Temporary Sanitary Inspector at the beginning of the war, his place
bring filled by a temporary clerk. Mr. C. Batter.
‡ Mr. Molloy enlisted in October, and his place was filled by a temporary clerk, Mr. W. C. Harvey.