Edward O'Neil, A. J. Armstrong, R. H. Boggs, DeW. B.
Nettleton, M. D., Jas. W. Arrott, Charles Watts, George H.
Clapp, S. C. Applegate.
Present trustees of the Sewickley Valley Hospital Asso.
ciation are:
C. A. Cooper, Wayne Cornelius, R. W. Harbison, C. P.
McLaughlin, H. R. McMahon, F. L. Sage, G. K. Wright,
L. C. Beall, W. A. Campbell, W. Heber Dithrich, Arthur L.
Lowrie, B. Scott McFarland, A. C. Robinson, Robert
Trimble, Charles W. Brown, James C. Chaplin, George H.
Clapp, W. L. Clause, Charles L. McCune, L. D. Reilly,
Walter J. Wilson. Officers are: Wilson A. Campbell,
president; William L. Clause, Wayne Cornelius, W. Heber
Dithrich, and Walter J. Wilson, vice-presidents; George H.
Clapp, secretary; Robert Trimble, treasurer.
Officers of the board of managers are: Mrs. L. Halsey
Williams, honorary president; Mrs. Henry R. Rea, honorary
vice-president; Mrs. George L. Craig, president; Mrs. Frank
Scott Willock, first vice-president; Mrs. William Marcelin
Scaife, second vice-president; Mrs. Henry W. Wickenhiser,
third vice-president; Mrs. B. Scott McFarland, fourth vicepresident;
Mrs. Charles H. Little, treasurer; Miss Emily XK.
Lippincott, recording secretary; Miss Anne Semple, corresponding
secretary. The superintendent is Miss W. Maud
Newman; assistant superintendent, Miss Clara L. Street.
Officers of the active staff are: H. H. Meanor, M. D..
president; C. B. Forcey, M. D., vice-president; M. R. Feltwell,
M. D., secretary and treasurer.
In the first full year of operation, cost per capita was
$2.45. Now it is $4.53. In that first full year there were
5609 bed days. For the past year total bed days were
16,677. The new hospital is to contain approximately 115
beds—the present one having only 57 beds.
After moving into the new building, the present hospital
building will be used for nurses’ dormitories and class rooms.
SHRINERS’ HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED
CHILDREN
A tract of land comprising twelve acres was purchased in
1925 by Syria Improvement Association (the holding company
for Syria Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S.) located on Stanton
