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Heston and Isleworth 1921
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]
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District Sanitary Inspectors—
G. W. Ashworth, Cert. as S.I. and M.I.
S. H. Franklin, Cert. as S.I. and M.I.
One vacancy.
Disinfector and Laboratory Attendant—
J. H. Cobb.
Health Visitors—
Mrs. C. E. M. Ottley, Cert. as H.V., S.N., M.C.W.W.
and C.M.B.
Miss B. M. Tetley, Cert. C.M.B
Miss G. P. Chatfield, Cert. as H.V., S.N. and C.M.B.
Mrs. A. E. Tyrrell, Cert. as H.Y., S.N. and C.M.B.
Miss W. E. C. Scott, Cert. as H.Y., S.N., M.C.W.W. and
C.M.B.
Midwife—
Mrs. R. Barcroft, Cert. C.M.B.
Home Help—
Mrs. E. Yates.
Chief Clerk—
A. G. Hubbard.
Clerks—
F. G. Boto.
Miss R. Marshall, Cert. R.S.I.
Miss W. L Rogers.
Miss O. Parfitt.
E. Cromwell.
J. Holmes.
HESTON & ISLEWORTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Public Health Department,
Council House, Hounslow.
2nd February, 1922.
Canal Boats Acts, 1877 and 1884.
Sir,
In accordance with Section 3 of the Canal Boats Act, 1884,
I beg herewith to present the Annual Report for the year ended