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 →
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 →
The building that was home to nursing students is one of only two structures remaining from KGH. Most-recently, the “nurses’ home” has served as a shelter for runaway youth. On September 30, 2014, the shelter closed. A WBIR news video … Continue reading →
Montez Wayne was born 2 November 1884 in Lebanon, Marion County, KY. She died 9 January 1969 in Marion County. Ms. Wayne was unmarried. Ms. Wayne served as Director of the KGH School of Nursing for two periods: briefly, in … Continue reading →
Blood Transfusion Costs Cut; 2 Hospitals Ask 2 Pints for 1 Knoxville News-Sentinel, September 13, 1950 [page not indicated on clipping] Service charges and other costs for blood transfusions have been reduced in some Knoxville hospitals, but two hospitals are … Continue reading →
Two Hospitals Here Raise Room Rates Knoxville Journal, April 8, 1953 [page not indicated on clipping] Rates on rooms at two of Knoxville’s four hospitals have been raised, officials said yesterday. St. Mary’s Hospital officials announced that the basic room … Continue reading →
Caption from clipping: Converting? — If plans go through, this airy white structure, one of four main buildings at Beverly Hills Sanatorium [sic], will be released to the use of city-county indigent, chronic-illness cases. Tubercular patients are fewer now. Not … Continue reading →
Caption from clipping: Careful, Doctor! — Dr. Nat T. Winston Jr., state commissioner of mental health, takes great pains (from his expression) penning an orchid on Miss Jane Keller at the dedication of a new building named in her honor … Continue reading →
Nurse Jane Keller Funeral Rites Today Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today [October 22, 1973] in Berry’s Chapel for Miss Jane Keller, widely beloved Knoxville nurse who died Saturday in Baptist Hospital of a chronic heart ailment. … Continue reading →
TB Hospital, Now Financed, Has Traveled a Rocky Road Fight Began in Early 1920’s, but Bill Was Vetoed and Struggle Went on Until Gov. Cooper Put It Over Knoxville News-Sentinel, April 24, 1944 [page not indicated on clipping] Expansion of … Continue reading →
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