An undated clipping from a newspaper article detailing an immunization clinic hosted by Doctor C.J. Skwor of Mishicot, Wisconsin. Doctor Skwor’s office was located in the G.L. Karnopp home at 411 Elizabeth Street.
Clipping text:
THEY’RE PROTECTED — Through diphtheria-tetanus clinics immunization clinics now underway in Manitowoc County, rural youngsters are receiving “shots” to prevent illness. Typical of the clinics is the one held Monday at Mishicot where Dr. Charles Skwor is about to administer vaccine to Allan Robinson, 4: His brother, Verlyn, 8, is being prepared for the shot by Mrs. Violet Zmeskal of 1126 North Fifth St., Manitowoc, a nurses assistant. At the left County Nurse Helen Larson of Manitowoc loads needles. The Robinson children are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Robinson of Rt. 2… (rest of article cut off).
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