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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
Battersea 1919
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Battersea, Metropolitan Borough of]
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Staff of the Public Health Department.
(at 31st December. 1919.)
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
I. Young.
Woman Sanitary Inspector & Health Visitor.
Miss A. E. Moss, San. Insp. Board's Cert., C.M.B.
Health Visitors.
Miss N. Bourdillon, San. Insp. Board's Cert., C.M.B.
Miss B. L. Kaye, „ „ „ „
Miss N. Playne, „ „ „ „
Miss J. Round, „ „ „
Food Inspector.
A. Chuter, Cert. San. Inst. & Meat Insp. Cert.
Workshop Inspector.
W. E. Benjamin, Cert. San. Inst.
District Sanitary Inspectors.
No. 1 District J. Herrin, Cert. San. Inst.
„ 2 „ J. J. Burgess, San. Insp. Board's Cert.
„ 3 „ J. Lawrence, Cert. San. Inst. & Meat Insp. Cert.
„ 4 „ A. E. Purnell, Cert. San. Inst.
„ 5 „ J. T. Baxter „ „
„ 6 „ H. Marrable „ „
„ 7 „ A. Odell, Cert. San. Inst. & Meat Insp. Cert.
„ 8 „ H. H. May, Cert. San. Inst.
Clerical Staff.
Chief Clerk F. E. Ward.
Second Class Clerk E. Cole.
Third Class Clerks W. Halstead.
H. C. Godfrey.
Superintendent of Disinfecting Station.
C. H. Woodhouse.
Mortuary Keeper.
G. Streat.