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FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE QUARTERLY BULLETIN 1]
Published nt thc vnd of ouch Quarter by the Frontier Nursing Scrvic<·, Inc.  
Loxington, Ky. _ l
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   coNTENTs
    ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE
Lg, A Good Clean Life Ethel Woods Nolan 43
  An Impression of FNS Walter H. Meyer, Jr., M.D. 22
g ,> Annual Report 2
Chiquita Mary Rutherford 34
Continuing Education Susan Bloch 30
Rosanna Lenker 29
Nancy Staheli 29
Field Notes 49
FNS Staif A Photograph Inside Back
Cover
[ History of Midwifery, USA Marion Strachan 23
  Old Courier News 31
Old Staff News 37
j E BRIEF BITS
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    A cmnmnge 21
    A Little Boy . . . M odern Maturity 54
  And The Band Played On . . . The Colonial Crier 48
  A. Newspaperman . . . Modern Maturity 28
  Ask A Silly Question The Countryman 33
gl Hot Cure The Countryman 36
A Pygmy Glider The Countryman 28
5 The Instant . . . Modern Maturity 42
_-   There’·s Only One Trouble . . . Modern Maturity 30
    White Elephant 55
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FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT  
of the  
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, Incorporated
for the Fiscal Year fj
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May 1, 1972 to April 30, 1973 ,5
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PREFACE E
As has been our custom since we were one year old, we pre-
sent our annual report of the fiscal affairs and of the field of
operations of the Frontier Nursing Service, Incorporated.
I Since the early years of the Service, the Summer issue of
the Quarterly Bulletin has contained the annual report. This
year, due to a detailed examination of our financial records-—in
some areas back to 1925—by newly appointed auditors, their
audit report was far behind schedule and not ready for the early
September publication date when most of the copy for this Bul-
letin was in the hands of the printer. However, since our readers
have come to expect this report in the Summer Bulletin, we felt
it was better to delay publication of the Bulletin, rather than
print the audit in a subsequent issue.
Because this issue of the Bulletin will not reach our readers
until sometime in November, the Autumn issue, which tradi-
tionally gets in the mails before Christmas, will be combined, *
this year, with the Winter 1974 issue. Thus, volume 49 will con-
tain three issues instead of four. gi
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FISCAL REPORT  
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The figures that follow are taken from the Balance Sheet, ld;
I the Exhibits and Schedules of the Audit for the fiscal year which    
ended April 30, 1973. it
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AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
  April 30, 1973
ACCOUNTANTS DISCLAIMER OF OPINION
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  Board of Govemors _
J Frontier Nursing Service, Inc.
`F Wendover, Kentucky
E We were engaged to examine the balance sheet of Frontier Nursing
  Service, Inc. as of April 30, 1973, and the related statements of revenues and
  expenses, changes in fund balance, and changes in financial position for the
year then ended. Because of the lack of an effective system of internal con-
trol and other matters as set forth in the following paragraphs, we were not
_ able to make an examination in accordance with generally accepted auditing
standards and at your request we did not extend our audit procedures to
an extent that would enable us to satisfy ourselves as to the faimess of
presentation of the financial statements.
Our review of the system of internal control relating to charges to pa-
tients for services, accounts receivable, and collection procedures indicated
that these systems were inadequate or not functioning properly. We were
not able to determine that all patient services were billed and that the net
balance of patient accounts receivable at April 30, 1973, reflect the net real-
izable amount therefor. Adequate information was not maintained in the
accounting records to determine that amounts receivable or payable under
the Medicare, Medicaid, and other third party cost reimbursement programs
at April 30, 1973, are properly stated and that Frontier Nursing Service,
Inc. is in compliance with the Economic Stabilization Program, as explained
in Note B to the financial statements.
As described in Note A, no determination has been made of the unex-
V pended balance of Board-designated funds which may be restricted for
` construction of a hospital, other capital purposes, and specific operating
  purposes. We were not able tor determine whether any portion of the Board-
  designated funds at April 30, 1973, should be classified under restricted
’»_ funds.
. Because of the matters set forthrin the preceding paragraphs, we are
  unable to express any opinion on the accompanying balance sheet of Fron-
i tier Nursing Service, Inc. as of April 30, 1973, or on the related statements
  of revenues and expenses, changes in fund 'balance, and changes in financial
  position for the year then ended.
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BALANCE V sf
FRONTIER NURSING A SE
April 30,   19
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS "
Current assets: Q`
Cash and certificate of depmit ($5,000) ..............................I....,.........I._.....,.........I $ 47,223 •
Accounts receivable: (
Patients, less allowance of $265,500 ,.....,.I...., . .......I.........,.....,. $ 150,941 [°_
Q Medicare—Medicaid progra.ms——Note B ....,.I......................... 153,809 ri
Other ............................................................................................... 11,266 316,016  
` Inventories ......................................r,..._..........,...,._.......,,.................I..,,..............A.......... 48,819 V
Prepaid expenses .......................................................................................................... 6,972
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 419.030
Property and Equipment-at cost—Notes A and C
Land ......................,................................,............................................I. 86,658
Buildings ........................................,......................,...........,,.....,....I..,... 524,498
Equipment ...................,.................................. I .............................,...... 331,755
Construction in progress--Note C .,........................,..................... 1,257,000 .
2,199,911
Less allowance for depreciation .....................................,.............1 568,161 1,631,750
Board-designated funds—N0tes A and E
Consolidated Investment Fund:
Cash ......................v....................................................................,..... 20,838
Investments .................................,...l............l......ll...........l...l..,...., 2,107,570 2,128,408 .
Mary Breckimridge Hospital a.nd Development Fund——
Note C
Cash ...........................................,............... - ............................,,..,... 12,127
Investments .............................................,.........,.......l................... 2,144,645 2,156,772
$6,335,960 _
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Endowment funds-—N0tes A a.nd E °
Cash ...................................................................................................... $ 697
Investments ....................................................,..................................ll 408,494 $ 409,191 J!}
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Specific purpose fund: ~
Cash ................................................................. - ....l...................._.._._..... $ 174 ,03
· Investments .................................................,.....................,...........,..... 4,968 $ 5,142 L ,
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ANCE , SHEET
{SING , sERv1cE, INC.
P"! 30*   1973
Us UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
' Current liabilities:
Accounts payable .........,............................................................................................... $ 39,854
{ Accrued salaries, wages, and payroll taxes ..,....................................................... 34,649
  Retainage on construction contract ............................,....,...................................... 97,042
{ Retirement plan accrua.l——N0te D ....,...........................................,..................»....,... 19,872
§ Accrued vacation expense ......................................................................................i. 30,695
Other current liabilities ................................................................................ - ............. 36,924
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 259,036
Fund balance ........................i..... . ..................................,..............................,...................,.,. 6,076,924
Commitments—No¤be C
_ $6,335,960
` RESTRICTED FUNDS
? 'Q’ Fund baiance ............................,......................................................._......_.._.............._......... $ 409,191
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~ 1 Fund balance .............r....1..............1......................r.............................................................. $ 5,142
  See accountants} disclaixner of opinion and notes to financial statements.
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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
Year ended April 30, 1973 `
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Speciiic
Unrestricted EndowmentPurp0se 1
Reserve Surplus Fund Funds Fund
Balances at May 1, 1972 Ei
» as previously reported r..............,...... $6,382,139 $403,689 $ -0- $ -0- $ -0-
Restatement of prior year (deduction) :
Reclassification of Board—desig·nated
and donor-restricted assets .r..... _...(6,091,407) (403,689) 6,086,022 404,233 4,841
Adjustmenrt to record accumulated
depreciation on buildings prior
to April 30, 1972, not previously
recorded ...,............,.........._................. (360,717)
Elimination of funds not controlled
by Frontier Nursing Service, Inc.
(income beneficiary only) ,....._,,... (290,732)
Unzrecorded cost-based settle-
ments from the Kentucky
Medical Assistance Program ........ 100,993
Accrued vacation at April 30, 1972 (25,128)
Other ......,............,............................. _... (23,245)
BALANCES AT MAY 1, 1972,
AS RESTATED $ -0- $ -0- 5,777,925 404,233 4,841
Excess of expenses over revenues
for the year ended April 30, 1973
(deduction) ..............,...............................r,.....r.............................. (10,026) _
Government agencies participation
in construction project ..................................,..,.....,.................. 295,623
Restricted contributions used for   ,
purchase of equipment ...........,....................,.,.............,............. 13,402 -  
Investment gems .......................,..................__,___._.___.._._....._...,......_.. 4,958 301  
BALANCES AT APRIL 30, 1973 $6,076,924 $409,191 $5,142  
See accountants disclaimer of opinion rnd notes to iiniancial statements.  

  
STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
i ` Year ended April 30, 1973
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, Patient service revenue:
B ‘ Hospita1—inpatien·t .,.....................A.........................,,,.......,....._..............`.__..____.,__,,_,,__, $ 295,312
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  Hospita1—outpatient ...............,...A..,............. . .,.......,.....,__,...,_,_________..,._,_.,,._,____________,,_ 171,513
_ 1 Outposts ...............................,.............................................,............,,,.`..A...............A._..`__ 155,431
Home health ........,......,...............l.....,..............A.....l.............._....._._,..._,,,,_,_____,,____,__,,,____ 198,781
1 821,037
Less discounts, charity, bad debts and contractual
al10wances—net ......................,.......................................................`._..............,_,,,,.,_,_., 399,551
421,486
Other operating revenue:
Endowment income (14,434) and donations and grants
for specific operating purposes .............,,......................i............_.., $114,266
Drug sales, board, and other operating revenue .....,...,........ A ....._... 154,205 268,471
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE 689,957
Operating expenses:
_ Hospital .................................................................,.............»..................... 797,962
1 General and administrative ,........................................................,........ 265,600
Clinic and home health ..,i............................................,..,...,..i...,........... 208,271
School of Midwifery ...........,.....................................................i............ 112,191
Depreciationi ..,.....,.,....................t........................ . .........i......................... 52,242 1,436,266
  LOSS FROM OPERATIONS 746,309
Nonoperating revenue:
`_ Unrestricted gifts and bequests ..................................................,...,... 366,609
  Unrestricted income from endowment funds .................................. 15,334
,1   Income and gains from Board-designated funds ........i...............i...... 354,340 736,283
E   EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUES $ 10,026
:1 ` See acc0untants’ disclaimer of opinion and notes to financial statements.
 

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STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION i
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC. _
For the year ended April 30, 1973  
SOURCES OF FUNDS:  
Loss from operations ..........A..,...._....___........_.,A...___.,_.__,.,,_______________,_______________,___,______ $(746,309) U
Provision for depreciation (which did not require funds) ._,__,_,,.___.,_,____,,__,_,,_,, 52,242 Q
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Funds required for operations (694,067)  
Nonoperating revenue ........._._...,..................,......,.............,...........,...........,..,....,_,...___ 736,283  
Funds derived from operations and nonoperating revenues 42,216 _;
Government agencies participation in construction projects ..........,,............., 295,623 lj
Decrease in Board-designated funds—Mary Breckinridge ‘¥`
Hospital and Development Fund ......................................,..........i,i.................. 440,236 i
Contributions restricted for purchase of equipment ........................i................. 13,402 ;,
TOTAL SOURCES 791,477 E
FUNDS USED  
Purchase of property and equipment ..................,..i............................,..,....,,,....... 911,007  
Increase in Board—designated funds—C0=nsolidated ·`
Investment Fund ......................................i..................................,.................»......, 38,355 5;
TOTAL FUNDS USED 949,362 Z
· DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL $ 157,885  
CHANGES IN COMPONENTS OF WORKING CAPITAL  
Increase (decrease) in current assets:  _`
Cash .......................................................................................................................... $ 13,397 ‘ 
Accounts receivable ............................,........................i.i...................................... (12,687)  {
Inventories .,.................................................i........................................,................. 3,580 _, 
Prepaid expenses .....................,....,........................................................................ 2,348  
6,638  
Less increase (decrease) in current liabilities:  
Accounts payable ......................................,...l.............................,......................... 10,199  i
Accrued salaries and payroll taxes ...............................A......l.................l...l..... 18,697 g 
Retainage on construction contracts .........................,...................................... 97,042  ,
Retirement plan accrual ...,...................,.............................l...............l.....l.......... 11,501  
Accrued vacation payable ................................................l.,..l,............................. 5,567 '
Other current liabilities ...,.................................................................................... 21,517  
164,523  
DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL $ 157,885  {,4
See accounta.nts’ disclaimer of opinion and notes to financial statements.  
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i NOTES T0 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
Q April 30, 1973
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  NOTE A—SUM`MARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
  The accounting principles which materially affect the determination of financial
  position or result of operations are summarized below.
  Patient Service Revenues
  Patient service .revenues are reported on an accrual basis in the period in which
 .. services are provided, at established rates regardless cf whether collection in full is
‘; expected. Discounts, charity allowances, contractual allowances, and the provision for
 Q uncollectible accounts are reported as deductions from patient service revenue.
  Medicare and Other Cost-Based Reimbursement Activities
  Operating revenue includes amounts estimated by management to be reimbursable
 . by Medicare, Medicaid, and other cost-based programs under the provisions of cost
  reimbursement formulas in effect.
~· Final determination of amounts to be received is subject to review by program
 ‘ representatives. The difference in any year between a final determination and the
 ‘ amount previously estimated is reported as an adjustment of contractual allowances.
  Board-Designated Fnmds
 _ Donations, grants and bequests received fc-r constructing and equipping a new
 . hospital at Hyden, Kentucky and for certain operating purposes incident thereto are
  accumulated in the Mary Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund. Donations and
  bequests and income from investments of this Fund are considered by the Board of
*’  Governors to be available for general purposes. Accordingly, such amounts are credited
  to nonoperating revenue when received or earned. Federal construction grants are
.’ included in the fund but are credited to the fund balances when received since such
. funds are restricted for construction. The Fund is used as required for capital expendi-
2  tures or operating piuposes.
  Donations and bequests received fc=r specific operating and general purposes are
¤,  accumulated in the Consolidated Investment Fund. These funds have been commingled
Qv and no determination has been made of the unexpended balances which may be
  restricted for specific operating purposes. Donations and bequests are credited to non-
  operating revenue when received. Income from the fund is credited to noncperating
 gi revenue when earned.
‘ Restricted Funds
,· Endowment funds represent funds which cannot be expended but the income from
. which is available for operating purposes. Such funds ·are classified as restricted funds
 4: and income therefrom is credited to revenue when earned in accordance with donors’
°T instructions. The Corporation is also income beneficiary of certain trust funds (aggre-
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tered ·or controlled by the Corporation. Accordingly, such funds are not reflected in the ‘
` balance sheet at April 30, 1973. _
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The specific purpose fund which is restricted by the donor for certain purposes is V
classified as restricted funds and when the specinc purpose is satisfied, reported as a .
transfer from restricted funds.  
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Donated Services ;
The estimated value of services donated through volunteer work is not recorded  
in the accounts of Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. 4
* Property and Equipment
` Property and equipment is stated at cost, or fair market value at date of donation
for certain items donated. Depreciation has been computed on the straight-line method ,
over the estimated useful lives generally as follows:  
Buildings — 10 to 50 years I,
Equipment — 5 to 15 years
Vehicles — 4years ,
NOTE B-—MEDICARE, MEDICAID, AND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION  
PROGRAMS _
Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. participates in the Medicare and Medicaid Pro- it
grams and is reimbursed on the basis of reasonable cost as determined frcm annual 1
cost reports submitted. Adequate information has nc·t been maintained in the account- j
ing records to determine that accounts receivable or payable under the Medicare and .
Medicaid cost reimbursement programs are properly stated; however, estimated Y
amounts reimbursable by the Programs through April 30, 1973 have been recorded. The ,
Programs’ administrative procedures preclude determination of amounts reimbursable "
until after cost reports are audited or otherwise reviewed and settled upon. Audits of  
the cost reports have been completed and settled through the yca.r ended April 30, 1970.  
The cost reports for the year ended April 30, 1971, have been audited by repre- .»
sentatives of the respective agencies; however, final settlement has not yet been made. _
V Cost reports filed for the years ended April 30, 1972 and 1973, are subject to audit and  
final settlement. Amounts reimbursable under Medicare and Medicaid Programs are }
' considered as prices under regulations of the Economic Stabilization Program as ex- {
plained in the following paragraph. -
` The Economic Stabilization Program imposes limits on (1) price increases, (2) in- '
creases in costs which may be used to justify price increases, and (3) pront margins. `
In order to determine compliance with the Economic Stabilization Program, the Cor- .
poration must file certain repo·rts. The mounts, if any, which Frontier Nursing Serv-
dce, Inc., is in excess of such limitations cannot reasonably be determined because of Y
the lack of certain statistical a.nd accounting data which are necessary to segregate and ’
allocate costs in the preparation of the reports. Further, amounts receivable from Medi- ‘
, care and Medicaid are also subject to certain limitations cf the Economic Stabilization
Program. If it is determined that such limits have been exceeded, the Corporation will j
be required to obtain an exception from the agencies of the Economic Stabilization .
Program, or refund amounts received in excess of the price and profit margin limitations,
_ On May 11, 1973, Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. was terminated as a provider of  A
services under the federal Medicare and state Medicaid programs. The termination was `
‘ a result of inadequate safety precautions under Medicare regulations at the Hyden Hos- »
pita.l. Management is currently appealing this decision to federal authorities and is of _
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` the opinion that Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. will be reinstated as a provider of Medi-
; care services.
_ NOTE C—CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS
  At April 30, 1973, approximately $1,741,000 was required to complete the construc-
A, tion of a 40 bed hospital at Hyden, Kentucky. Of this amount, approximately $950,000 is
0 being provided from a federal grant with the remainder to be paid from the Mary
i Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund.
4 NOTE D—RETIREMENT PLAN
· Frontier Nursing Service has a retirement plan for regular full time employees
with three years of continuous service who are twenty—five _years of age or more. The
Corporations policy is to fund pension costs accrued. Total retirement plan expense
for the year ended April 30,1973, was approximately $11,500 which includes amortiza-
A tion of prior service costs over a period of 15 years.
  At April 30, 1973, unfunded accrued retirement costs amounted to approximately
, $20,000 which has been included in current liabilities in the accompanying balance sheet.
The actuarially computed value of vested benefits as of July 1, 1972 (date of last
actuarial valuation report), exceeded the total of the pension fund and balance sheet
  accruals by approximately $42,000.
  NOTE E—INVESTMENTS
_ Investments are stated in the financial statements at ccst and are not adjusted for
l.· amortization of premiums and accretion of discounts. Investment income is accounted
j` for on the cash basis. Cost and approximate market values at April 30, 1973, are sum-
; marized as follows:
  Approximate
¢ cost Market
»_ Board-designated funds:
Q Consolidated Investment Fund:
g United States Government obligations ........... . ......... S 73,755 S 72,600
f Corporate bonds ......,...,.................... . ...................... . i....... 799,786 788,000
, Common stocks .,..............................................................A 1,079,386 2,499,000
Other __________._____,_______________,._.____,.____.... , ._................_. . .......... 154,643 162,000
  $2,107,570 $3,521,600
  Mary Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund:
, · United States Government obligations .......................... $2,144§45 $2;152,000
· - Endowment funds:
Q I Corporate bonds ......_............................. . ......................».».».·· $ 85,02§ $ 71,600
[ , Qgmmgn Stogks _______________________________ _ _____ r ,______, _ __.................. 94,651 122,600
_ V Investments in common trust fundsu. ............................ 228.809 228,800
{ p $ 408,494 $ 423.000
. Specific purpose fund:
, V r* Common stock ............................. . ......... .. . .........»».......·»-»-» $ 3,791 $ 5»700
; M Investments in common trust funds.,   ,.................... 1,177 1,200
3 _ MMT
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FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC. ,
STATEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS HELD IN TRUST `
April 30, 1973 with Comparative Figures for 1972
April 30, Additions April 30, '
1972 During Year 1973 [
Marion E. Taylor Memorial ....................,........................... $ 10,000 $ $ 10,000 '
Fanny Norris Fund ....,__,._..____,_______,,.,____......,,..... , ................ 10,000 10,000 l,
Marie L. Willard Legacy ..................................................... 3,127 3,127
Mrs. Charles H. Moorman Fund ........................................ 1,100 1,100  
Lillian F. Eisaman Legacy .............,l................_.................. 5,000 5,000 `l
` Lt. John M. Atherton Memorial .....,_._..............» . ................ 1,000 1,000 ‘·
Mrs. Morris B. Belknap Fund .l........................................... 26,375 26,375
‘ Elisabeth Ireland Fund .........................,............ - ................ 22,458 22,458
Elizabeth Agnes Alexander Legacy .................................. 5,000 5,000
Richard D. McMa.hon Legacy .....................................l....... 943 943 ,
Mrs. W. Rodes Shackelford in Memory {
of Her Two Children ..................................... - ................ 15,000 15,000 `
Hattie M. Strong Memorial l.... . .......................................... 10,000 10,000  
Beulah Bruce Brennan Memorial ..................... - ................ 2,000 2,000  
Anna R. Gooch Memorial .......................................,............ 16,625 16,625
~ Jeannie B. Trull Legacy ...................................................... 33,253 33,253 ,
Frances Kendall Ross Legacy ............................................ 17,100 17,100 `
Elizabeth Sherman Lindsay Memorial ............................. 5,000 5,000 “
Helen N. and Beatrice A. Wilson Fund ............................. 10,000 10,000 E
Sophia Cogswell Stiger Memorial .................... - ................ 23,401 23,401 "
Dr. Charles N. Kavanaugh Memorial .............. . ................ 1,000 1,000  
Margaret C. Breckinridge Legacy .................... . ................ 3,000 3,000 ,
Mary Hallock Armstrong Legacy ..................................... 2,000 2,000 _
Winifred Irene Leckie Memorial ....................... . ................ 1,000 1,000 <
i Lena G. Anderson Legacy ................................................... 7,223 7,223 _`
Lisette Hast Legacy ............................................................. 10,944 10,944 V
Edward S. J ouett Legacy .................................................... 1,000 1,000 _
Herman Bowmar Fund ....................................... . ................ 1,000 1,000 {
Mrs. Henzry James Legacy .................................................. 5,000 5,000 {
Jean Hollins Memorial Fund ............................. - ................ 5,286 5,286
Anne Steele Wilson Memorial .......................................... 2,938 55 2,993 '·
Mary Churchill Humphrey Fund ....................................... 1,001 1,001
Mrs. Bissell Carey Legacy .................................................. 5,000 5,000 —
Dr. John M. Bergland Memorial ........................................ 1,000 1,000 *
Edward C. Wilson Legacy ................................. - ................ 49,250 49,250 _
Ann Allen Danson Fund ...................................................... 3,432 3,432 ,`
Helen Rochester Rogers Legacy ....................... . ................ 5,000 5,000 7
Virginia. Branham Memorial ............................................ 14,004 1,070 15,074 Qi
Mrs. Herman F. Stone Fund ............................................... 2,000 2,000
. Annie Wallingford Anderson Memorial ........................... 5,100 5,100 .
Mrs. Edna C. Lapham Fund .............................. - ................ 15,250 15,250 *
Edith M. Douglas Legacy .................................. - ................ 10,000 10,000 = .
Adeline Shaw Martindale Legacy .................... - ................ 82,718 82,718 {`
Flora G. Fletcher Legacy .................................................... 39,753 39,753  
Fannie B. Mcllvain Memorial ............................................ 3,015 3,015 . ,
Catharine Mellick Gilpin and Roger D. .  
Mellick Memorial .......................................................... 5,296 5,296 · .
William Nelson Fant, Jr. Memorial ................. - ................ 78,350 78,350 ,
, Lucie Wilshire Graham Memorial .................................... 14,287 2,734 17,021  
Mrs. Abigail Hodges Trust .................................................. 1,000 1,000  rw
Anna Marshall Miller ........................................................ 42,300 42,300  ,
Elizabeth B. Perkins Legacy .............................................. 152,972 152,972  ;

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_ FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
 ‘ STATEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS HELD IN TRUST
April 30, 1973 with Comparative Figures for 1972
· April 30, Additions April 30,
~t 1972 During Year 1973
· Eliza Davitt Hartley Legacy _______,..___....................,........... . 150,000 150,000
,1 Cordie M. Williams Legacy ...._.__........................,................ 458,254 458,254
° Margaret H. T. Hunt for
I Caroline H. P. Thornton Memorial ............................., 1,000 1,000
~l Anonymous (Bankers Trust Co., N. Y., Trustee) ........... 137,496 137,496
-. Elizabeth Canby Bradford duPont Memorial ...... . ........., 40,000 40,000
Louie A. Hall Legacy in Memory of
Sophronia Brooks ...............,........................................... 26,834 26,834
Marion S. D. Belknap .......... , ................................................ 175,000 175,000
V Elizabeth M. Anderson Memorial ...................................... 4,839 4,839
{ Margaret Norton Davidson Legacy .................................. 10,000 10,000
· Louise Clark Whitaker Memorial ...................... . ............ 2,654 2,654
  Norah Oliver Shoemaker Memorial Baby’s Crib ..... . ...... 5,000 5,000
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