Lord of Bones. This is what they call Edward (or Eduardo) Arnold. It’s a nurse. This shot was taken on August 11, 1936. The building is located at 200 July 28 and belongs to Antonio Díaz de Vivar.
(Series of publications within the framework of the 137th anniversary of the city of Trelew. Story taken from the special issue of the EL CHUBUT newspaper “120 years of Trelew”, published in 2006 and reprinted in 2016).
witness. Edwina Hughes
The company was operating on July 28, 2000, from the house they rented from Antonio Díaz de Vivar. The property has two floors and is fully furnished. In the first month of work, they performed 80 examinations, 16 cures, treated 36 patients (9 women and 27 men), operated on only one patient, and administered 10 injections, and by August They have treated 18 patients with bronchitis, which shows how harsh winter can be.
The photos were provided by Edwina Hughes, niece of Juan Samuel Jones, who was a member of the committee that pushed for the room’s creation and who is also the city’s mayor—president of the city council, equivalent to the city President of Parliament. Community Chief – Between 1936 and 1940, this position was renewed annually.
Managers and employees. Edward Arnold; Esteban Salleto; Dr. Adolfo Margara, Dr. Jun Alberto González Gallastegui. nurses Jane Marie “Ning” Arnold and Anna Davis de Galastegui, Esteban Miranda, Juan Samuel Jones, Jose María Martinez; Hector Roberts and Luis Martinez Díaz, among others.
Doctors and nurses. Edward Arnold, nurse Jane Marie “Ning” Arnold; Adolfo Margara, and nurse Ana Davis de Gallastegui.