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Domestic News
October 14, 1938
The Mcdowell Times
Keystone, Mcdowell County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
Sergeant F. C. Bernard, payroll custodian, has been ill and under medical investigation but is improving, pleasing his colleagues who have been inquiring about him.
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Sergeant Bernard on Sick List
It's a compliment to a man holding a position to find out how many people are wanting to see him, knowing him by name as sergeant like it has demonstrated itself this week. Every employee apparently has been looking and calling for Sergeant F. C. Bernard. Why? He is the custodian of the pay roll, he is the financial guard in the administration meat house. We are pleased to learn that though he has been indisposed and having to undergo a number of special investigations by physicians, hospital attendants, that he is somewhat improved to the satisfaction of his many friends.
It's a compliment to a man holding a position to find out how many people are wanting to see him, knowing him by name as sergeant like it has demonstrated itself this week. Every employee apparently has been looking and calling for Sergeant F. C. Bernard. Why? He is the custodian of the pay roll, he is the financial guard in the administration meat house. We are pleased to learn that though he has been indisposed and having to undergo a number of special investigations by physicians, hospital attendants, that he is somewhat improved to the satisfaction of his many friends.
What sub-type of article is it?
Disease Or Epidemic
What keywords are associated?
Sergeant Bernard
Illness
Payroll Custodian
Medical Investigations
What entities or persons were involved?
Sergeant F. C. Bernard
Domestic News Details
Event Date
This Week
Key Persons
Sergeant F. C. Bernard
Outcome
somewhat improved
Event Details
Sergeant F. C. Bernard, the custodian of the payroll and financial guard in the administration meat house, has been indisposed and undergone special investigations by physicians and hospital attendants.