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BE - December 24, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 7 Health Officers to Co-operate on Hospitalization | As a result of the recent lack of uni- form method of procedure in the trans- fer of contagious disease cases from the district west and north of Evanston to Evanston hospitals, errors and mis- understandings in the registration of such cases frequently occur, according to a letter which Dr. John W. H. Pol- lard, Commissioner of Health of Ev- anston has sent to north shore phy- sicians. Dr. Pollard further states, "The cases are often erroneously allocated and the local health officers involved are handicapped in their endeavors to properly trace contacts. "In order to correct this situation, the Department of Health of the City of Evanston will, from this date, en- force the Illinois State Department of Public Health's regulations relative to the transfer of cases of contagious dis- eases from one health jurisdiction to another. "Superintendents of both Evanston hospitals will be requested not to ad- mit contagious disease patients from foreign health jurisdictions, except upon permission from the Evanston Commissioner of Health." Dr. H. A. Orvis, health officer of Winnetka and Kenilworth, has taken up this matter with north shore physi- cians, and through a group organiza- tion known as the North Shore Health Officers' association, is getting full co- operation in the matter of carrying out the foregoing regulations. Dr. Orvis submitted a brief report to the Winnetka village council Tues- day evening, on the foregoing plans. Child Is Injured in Elm Street Auto Crash Friday evening of last week as Kriest Jurgensen, of 786 Foxdale ave- nue, Winnetka, was backing his car from. the south side of the Elm street curb in front of the F. T. Richardson garage, the machine collided with a car driven by Mrs. P. F. Williams, of 487 Ash street, the impact throwing little two and one-half year old Paul Williams out of the car, according to the report of Chief of Police W. M. Peterson. The child sustained a deep cut under the right eye. He was given medical attention by Dr. Frank W. Blatchford, of 545 Lincoln avenue. _ GIVE SUPPER DANCE Miss Mary Hill and Fred Hill of 391 Sheridan road entertained a group of Carleton college students at supper Wednesday evening. They had about thirty-five guests from Chicago and the north shore. Miss Hill is a senior at Carleton, and Mr. Hill is a freshman. They are spending their vacation with their mother, Mrs. Frank F, Ferry. Mrs. Leo P. Perron of 848 Tower road, and her mother and sister, Mrs. Corinne True and Dr. Katherine True, returned last week from Europe. Their return sailing was on the Red Star liner Belgenland. Mrs, Perron had been gone for two months, but the others had been there since spring. Stops Coughs 2 InFive Minutes gg Tha Colds, relieves Hoarseness, Hacking and Sore Throats. Creo-Lyptus Palatable combination of Creosote and recomended for children and adults by physcians everywhere. For Sale By PHARMACY Winnetka 33 "COMMUNITY 750 Elm St. Community House Calendar (Week of December 26, 1927.) Monday Closed Tuesday Afternoon : 4--Motion pictures Evening : 6--Camp Re-Union dinner 7 :15-9--Motion pictures Wednesday No activities Thursday No activities Friday Afternoon: 12:15--Rotary club 4--Motion pictures Evening : 7 :15-9--Motion pictures Saturday No activities Firemen to Hold Annual Masquerade January 28 Tickets for the annual ball to be given by the Winnetka Fire depart- ment are being mailed out this week. The dance will be held Saturday, Jan- unary 28 at Community House. It will be a masquerade affair, and the pro- ceeds will go into the firemen's pen- sion fund. The tickets are being mailed out to the residents of the village, with return envelopes inclosed. AUTOMOBILE FIRE The Winnetka fire department was called to the residence of J. H. Mayer, 1278 Scott avenue, Friday evening of last week to extinguish a fire which had broken out in an automobile in the garage attached to the residence. The damage was slight, amounting to only about $10. Our Only Message A Merry Christmas and A Joyful Nem Year Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hill Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn, Ave. Phone 2266 €. ps , & 2 952 Linden Avenue M. B. ORDE, President ARTHUR LASER, Cashier A Message of Appreciation to Our DEPOSITORS at the Year-End T= candle of the old year flickers and dies. Together we have swung once more "around rr" the great circle," to find ourselves at a new start- ing-point. - - - - - - You have been a good friend of this bank and we know of no better time than this to make grateful acknowledgment of your many favors. We thank you, both for your personal loyalty, and for the active influence you have exerted, which has made so many friends of yours also friends of ours. - - - - - - We desire to repay your kindness with a fuller measure of helpful service to aid you in all your undertakings. In this spirit we salute the New Year with you and wish you happiness, good health and good fortune throughout the whole of it. - - - - - . M Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank Hubbard Woods OFFICERS EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY F. E. BARTELME, Vice President A. R. GATES, General Counsel wg EE 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 A A A A A A A A A AE REY