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Office of Dentistry.
Submitted by Mrs. M. Peters & Dr. William D. Ross for Newhall History Project, L.A. County Public Library
Compiled by Mary F. Brunner, Newhall Branch Librarian | Edited by Lois Goddard and Catherine Greening
Vol. II: Schools, Churches, Institutions, Clubs, Organizations | March 1940.
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A new building is planned with location in the southwest corner of Sixth and Spruce Streets, Newahll[1], having dental education facilities. Preventive dental education has been carried on by Dr. Ross from the first by talks at schools, literature dissemination, motion picture showing to P.T.A. groups and by the medium of the newspaper. Underprivileged children below the age of twelve may avail themselves of the Dental Clinic at San Fernando Health Center, provided they have attended previous years successfully for inspection. This privilege was obtained for the Newhall school through the Newhall Kiwanis Club. Source of information: Dr. Wm. D. Ross, D.D.S. March 1940.
1. The 1,284-square-foot brick office building was erected in 1941 at what is now 24229 Main Street (SW corner 6th and Main, ex-Spruce). Ross shared it with Judge Arthur C. Miller, a prominent Newhall attorney and justice of the peace for Soledad Township.
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