Box 3.1.2.2 (original)

This folder contains documentation related to the land purchase in 1946, involving Sister Mary Patricia and Annie Jez, for a strip of land adjoining St. Mary's Hospital.

This folder contains documents related to the lawsuit filed by Schreiber against Dr. Bennett at St. Mary's Hospital, involving the Servants of Mary, during the years 1988 to 1990. Included are letters and legal documents from the attorney, with the case ultimately dismissed.

This folder contains a single page featuring the letterhead of St. Mary's Hospital, dating circa 1921. The letterhead is designed with historical elements typical of the early 20th century, reflecting the hospital's branding and identity during that period. The document provides a glimpse into the hospital's communication style and visual presentation from around 1921.

This folder contains correspondence related to a petition submitted to the Sacred Congregation in Rome concerning a hospital loan for St. Mary's Hospital in 1946. It includes documents and records from the 1946 loan petition process.

This folder contains signed loan agreements from numerous individuals, along with related correspondence, pertaining to financial arrangements with St. Mary's Hospital. The documents primarily date from 1933 to 1937, with a notable note indicating that loans are due by January 24, 1935.

This folder contains correspondence related to reimbursable costs from Medicare and Medicaid for St. Mary's Hospital, covering the years 1971 through 1974.

This folder contains news clippings from various newspapers spanning the years 1918 to 1972, documenting significant events and developments related to St. Mary's Hospital. Included are photographs, notably featuring Mrs. Emil Portman, a benefactor whose contributions and support are highlighted within the collection.

This folder contains a collection of newsletters from St. Mary's Hospital spanning the years 1950 to 1968, including issues from the 1950s and a notable publication from 1968.

This folder contains correspondence with Sister Elaine at St. Mary's Hospital in Philadelphia regarding the collection of 24-inch mannequins dressed as nursing sisters. The collection features a Nursing Sister Mannequin from 1962, exemplifying the nursing attire and uniform style of that era.