What does COH stand for?

Children's Orthopedic Hospital

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Docter, 92, who died at his Bainbridge Island home Wednesday, June 4, was the first medical director and clinician at what was then called Children's Orthopedic Hospital.

Dr. Jack Docter, pioneer at Children's; Obituary

Entertainment Editors/Lifestyle Editors/Business Editors CARACAS, Venezuela--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 11, 2004 The Venezuelan television network Venevision scored a tremendous success earlier this month with Super Sabado Sensacional, a one time special designed to raise funds for Venezuela's Children's Orthopedic Hospital.

Venevision Raises Funds for Children's Hospital; Cisneros Group of ...

In 1907, Anna Herr Clise and 23 of her affluent women friends united to start the Children's Orthopedic Hospital Association, according to HistoryLink.

Laurelhurst, Children's at it again

Then the head of the home-ec department sent Biles to the Corner Cupboard, a lunchroom run by wealthy women to benefit what was then Children's Orthopedic Hospital.

'Mary Mills' gave flour power Mary Oser Biles remembers career as ...

Johanson also created the bronze fountain at Westlake Center, a stone mosaic at the Pacific Science Center and a mosaic of a child for Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center when it was known as Children's Orthopedic Hospital.

An anthem for many languages

Graham served as a trustee of what was then Children's Orthopedic Hospital, and was chairwoman of its Junior Guilds and Convalescent Home.

`Nita' Graham was a `Santa Claus'

She fed workers who built sets at the KIRO-TV studios for the annual Variety Club telethon, which raised money for Children's Orthopedic Hospital, now Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center.

Laurie Gulbransen made Dog House diners' pet eatery

Gill soon became director of dietetics at what was then Children's Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle and was able to combine her love of food with her love of children.

MARJORIE M. GILL FOCUSED ON KEEPING CHILDREN NOURISHED