Annual report of the Leeds Jewish Herzl-Moser Hospital : 1926/27.

  • Leeds Jewish Herzl-Moser Hospital.
Date:
1927
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Credit: Annual report of the Leeds Jewish Herzl-Moser Hospital : 1926/27. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The Home for Aged Jews. It is a pleasure to record that the harmonious working between the Hospital and the adjoining Home for Aged jews continues. The latter institution has on many occasions recorded to the Board of Management of the Hospital their appreciation of the services rendered by the nursing and medical staff, and have made an annual grant of £50 to' the Hospital. The Medical Committee. Grateful appreciation is hereby extended to the work of the Honorary Medical Committee, of which Dr. Samuel Samuel is Chairman, for their assiduous devotion to their duties during the 3/ear. Weekly Contributions. The Special Canvass which was undertaken during the year with a view of augmenting the amount received from weekly sub¬ scriptions has been successful, 170 new subscribers having been enrolled. The aggregate increase from this source has brought the total to £15 per week. Thanks for Help and Services Rendered. The Board is deeply grateful to the Executives of the Leeds Sylvan Dramatic and Operatic Society, the Voluntary Hospital Aid Committee, the Ancient Order of Tea Tasters, the Blanche Benedict Concert Party, the Leeds Junior Zionist Association, the organisers of the Children’s Purim Carnival, to the Staff and Em¬ ployees of Messrs. Alexander & Co., and I. D. Black for their assistance during the year, to the Anglo-Jewish Association for their kindness in making the Hospital a grant re the Kadoorie Bequest, as well as to Air. .S. Goldman, who has rendered valuable service for so many years, to the Hon. Solicitor, Mr. F. Blackston, to the Hon. Accountant, Mr. Clayton, to the Hon. Auditors, Messrs. M. Sclare and M. Saipe, to Mr. Rochford for his clerical services, and to Mr. L. Nathan for the assistance rendered as Chairman of the Finance Committee and for his services in con¬ nection with the new wireless installation. Institute. The services of the Secretary, Mr. M. Levy, cannot be too highly commended, and the work entrusted to him always carried out in a very capable manner.