March, 1932 - New Alva Hospital Opens
Here is an article that appeared in the publication, The Oklahoman, dated March 24, 1932, page 3, with headlines that read: "New Alva Hospital To Be Opened Soon."
Alva, March 23, 1932, Special -- "The $50,000 city hospital here will be completed by April 10 (1932). A name will be selected by the hospital board shortly.
"Mary Ellison, who graduated from the British government hospital in Australia and has had experience in St. Louis, Boonville, Mass., El Reno and Cherokee hospitals, has been selected as superintendent. Nettie Elford is expected to be assistant superintendent."
Here is another article on the new Alva hospital that appeared in The Oklahoman, dated April 17, 1932, page 9, with headlines that read: "Bank Failure Halts Alva Hospital Work."
Alva, April 16, Special -- "Work on the new $50,000 city hospital at Alva has been stopped by tying up of funds in the First National Bank which failed recently, according to J. E. Morrison, contractor.
"The buff brick, three-story structure is 90 percent finished, but Morrison is unable to meet his pay roll as both his private funds and money received from the city on the contract are in the hands of the National bank examiner."
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