Board of Public Works A Resolution Adopted Concerning the Body Snatching at the Hospital. The regular session of the board of public works was held yesterday at the city hall, Chairman Gleason being absent. … Acting Chairman Fulcher offered a … Continue reading →
At the City Hospital Mrs. Patrick Mosley, the kind and efficient matron at the city hospital, did the handsome thing for her patients at that institution yesterday. About two o’clock in the afternoon, those who were able to, assembled in … Continue reading →
Hospital Benefit The Knoxville Dramatic club held a meeting yesterday at which it was decided to give an entertainment shortly after Lent is over. The club decided to give its entertainment for the benefit of the new hospital, which is … Continue reading →
The Hospital Is Crowded A woman arrived from Atlanta yesterday and wanted in the city hospital. She was suffering badly from rheumatism but she was refused admission to the hospital because of its already crowded condition. Source: Knoxville Daily Journal … Continue reading →
Knoxville Woman Patient Desired last Look upon Face of Husband (by Associated Press) [Note: Both Knoxville General and Lincoln Memorial Hospitals existed at this time, but the article is unclear about which hospital was the subject.] Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 17. … Continue reading →
The Need of a Hospital It is as much a Christian duty to minister to the wants of the sick and to relieve as far as possible those who are in pian [sic] and distress, as it is to attend … Continue reading →
Excellent Condition of the Institution — Good Management The city hospital of Knoxville is a credit to her. The many unfortunates who find a quiet, cheerful home there when sick can best speak its praise. It often happens that some … Continue reading →
Anne Felknor, a member of the KGH Class of 1922, enrolled in the United States Student Nurse Reserve in December, 1918. Following is a description of the World War I effort to relieve trained nurses for deployment on the European … Continue reading →
Mary Leona Jump was born June 20, 1897/8/9, in Morganton, North Carolina, to Robert and Mary Emeline (née Fore) Jump. [Her death certificate has 1899; the school roster has her aged 21 in early 1919; her tombstone has 1897.] In … Continue reading →
We have not yet been able to verify Lucille Dobson Goggans was a graduate of KGH. Research continues. Mrs. Roy Goggans, Ex-Head of Nurses at TB Clinic, Dies Mrs. Roy Goggans, former matron and superintendent of nurses at Woodlawn … Continue reading →
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