Twenty-second annual report, 1909 / Invalid Children's Aid Association.

  • Invalid Children's Aid Association (London, England)
Date:
1909
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Credit: Twenty-second annual report, 1909 / Invalid Children's Aid Association. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHILDREN—continued. Place. Society. Address. Secretary. Representatives of Branches on Council. ♦Norwich Invalid Children's Aid Association St. Clement's Hos- tel, Lower Close Miss Preston D. 0. Holme, Esq., Educa. tional Office, Opie Streeq Norwich. ♦Nottingham Invalid Children’s Aid Society 14, Broad St., Not- tingham - Miss Kohn Miss Feilmann, 10, Pelham Ter., The Park,Nottingham! Oldham Guild op Brave Poor Things Windsor Road, Old- ham Miss G. Newton Rochdale CrippledChildren’s Union 3, Sussex Street I L.Horsfall, Esq. 1 Miss Booth Stafford- shire (N.) Cripples’ Aid Society 17. Albion St.. Hanley, Stoke-on Trent W. R. Car- michael,Esq. ♦Tunbridge Wells Invalid Children’s Aid 32, Dudley Road Miss Rix 1 Miss M. J. Lawson, The j Cedars, 2, Woodbury Park J Gardens, Tunbridge Wells. I Miss Rix, 32, Dudley Road, 1 Tunbridge Wells. ♦High Wycombe Central Aid Society Church House, Crown Lane Miss Read 1 Miss Lkf., Oversham, High j Wycombe. ] Miss Read, 29, High Street, ( High Wycombe. 4 Those marked with an asterisk are affiliated to the London I.C.A.A. SM powers broken counsel who % i ^laJ I , ts every cj OlOh