Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-22

Ia the absence of the president aud vice
presidents, DR.. Butcher, OF Urbapa, was
called to the chair OF the October meeting Of
the society.
The name OF Dr. ". S. Cox, OF st. Paris,
was announced for membership After
favorable report from the board OF censots, |
Or. Cox was admitted as a member.
| The first business OF the society was Me
reading of paper on Pneumonia by DR..
Miranda. The thesis was well received by
the society and was discussed by every mem
her present There was quite a difference OF
opinion in regard to the local application to
the chest, but all agreed as to the tempers-
| tufe OF the room.
Dr. Colliver, OF West jefferson, presented
a case OF sprained foot aud rupture OF the
annular ligament Of nine months standing.
This case was discussed by several physicians
present and line OF treatment agreed upon.
The young man seems to have lo.t the use OF
his ioot and his only means of locomotion
are by the use OF crutches
DR.. Miranda presented case OF dislocaton
|
ton and was OF difficult reduction.
, DR.. Dillahunt brought forward case of
necrosis OF the phalanges in a boy FIVE years
p of age. Ampu,ation Of the diseased mem
bers was recommended.
DR.. Barry presented lady with a compli-
cation of diseases number OF remedies
:, we're suggested, but cure was thought im,
:. probable.
DR.. Dowell, coroner Of Champaign county
gave an interesting account, from medca
'e standpoint, Of suicide which recently oc
" CURED in Urbana.
= DR.. wagstaf. of North Lewsburg, gave
," resume OF peculiar cases OF typhoid and typho
naiarisl fevers which was epidemic in hi
y neighbothood.
eI A telegram was read from Dr.. Wagstaf
OF who was delayed al Mngo by au accident
D. The doctor was present later on in the ses
sion.
ef A letter Of regret was read from Di
n. Bloyer, who was too busy to attend the NEE
A ing
By The president appointed DR.. Cole, of S
Paris, to prepare paper on bad colds tc
p- the next meetIrg.
ali The medical library Of the late Dr. W inc
20, hurst WAS before the association for sale.
no At adjournment the following membei
answered to roll call: Drs. DJwell an
80 Butcher, Of Urbana; Cox and Cole, OF :
100 Paris Nesbitt, IRE mont Guy; Reichari, Ne
!. Moorefe Colhver, OF West Jefferson, vi
laa,, Of 90, I
70 isburg Miranda, Cole, Reynolds Aust
Barry and Dillshunt, OF this city. The pre-
ident then adjourned the meeting to the thil
:, Wednesday in November.
il The knight, OF -. George Parade.
re- SPRNGFISLD, Oct. q, 1850.
nm To the Editor Of the Globe Republic:
SrR-kondsy evening lssue OF the GLoR
REPUBLIC needs correction. In giving d
- tails OF the line OF march sppertsning to Il
-. banner blessing OF the knights Of St. GeorG
you stated that among the societies prese
:, were represented the German Knights, :
u, Josephs and st. Raphael Knights. No
there are no Catholic Knights existing
the city OF Springfield, excepting 4
| Knights OF St. George of St Bernhard
~ congregation. The parade which took pla
:. was in the following order:
l. Grand Marshal, G. Spangenberger.
was >. Great Western Band of Dayton.
iHe B. Division A, Knights of st. Georg
ing Dayton.
out Division B, Knights OF St. George, Da
NO. ton.
- .. Knights OF St. George (St. Bernhard
e" cougregation), Springfield.
in s. ST. Bernhsrd's Mems Society.
his 7. st Josephs Benevolent Society.
:. st. Aoysius Youpg Mems Society.
9. ST. Raphael's Band, city.
10. T. B. Society.
II. A. o Hibernians, No. B.
% Y. Temperance Cadets.
l3. Friendly Sons OF St. Patrick.
IA. A. Q. Hibernisns, No. !.
for Is. A. q. Hibernians No. 2.
ST. JOsEPH's CoSGREGArIOS,