Note: It was common for local newspapers to refer to Media residents as "Medes" 100 years ago.
MEDES INTERESTED IN DR. SCHOFF’S HOSPITAL
Institution Established Early Last Summer and Has Been
Doing a Good Work – Public Aid Solicited
Dr.
Charles H. Schoff opened his hospital Sunday, June 17, 1909, and fifty patients
have been treated at the institution up to the present tie. Dr. Schoff was fortunate in obtaining Miss
Elizabeth Dorothea Steward Worthington Chisholm, as head nurse. She is a graduate of St. Thomas’ Hospital,
London, England, the Rotunda Maternity Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, and the
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. She has had a broad experience and is
adapted admirably for her work. She is
of a cheery disposition and is exceedingly courteous. Miss Chisholm has as her assistants Miss
Smith, a Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. She has had a broad experience and
is adapted admirably for her work. She
is of a cheery disposition and is exceedingly courteous. Miss Chisholm has as her assistants Miss
Smith, a Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, graduate, and Miss Finley, a
practical nurse.
Mrs.
Rupp furnished the operating room and it contains all of the latest improved
devices used in such places. Private
rooms have been furnished by Mrs. J. Edward Farnum of “The Acres;” Mrs. Martin,
wife of Dr. Edward Martin of Beatty Road, near Media, and the Misses Gibbons of
Swarthmore. The free ward, which has
recently been opened, was furnished by guests of the
Idlewild Hotel.
Dr.
Schoff is an energetic man and believes in progress in all lines. Media people have an opportunity of
contributing money, articles of furniture or anything that can be used in the
sick room and particularly old muslin, which is always in demand at
hospitals. The hospital is a worthy
place and every person at the county seat should feel proud that an institution
of this kind has been established in the borough. Visitors are welcome and will be taken
through the building at any time.
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