The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-24
DISTRICT MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION HERE
About Seventy-five Members
Attending Meeting of
The Association.
ARE AT WESTCOTT HOTEL.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS ONE OF
THE INTERESTING PARTS OF
THE Observation-Disclosures
is DISCUSSED.

About seventy-five eastern Indiana
and western Ohio physicians, members
of the Union District Medical society,
met today in annual session at the
Westcott hotel. The program began
this morning and continued until this
evening. Late this afternoon officers
to serve for the ensuing year were
elected. Physicians of prominence in
medical colleges in this section are ii
attendance. Among these is Daniel
Millikan of Hamilton, o., who made
the dedicatory address for the physi-
clans at the opening of Reid Memorial
hospital in this city two years ago. He
is considered one of the brightest men
of the profession, either in Indiana or
Ohio. He is a professor Of medical jul
risprudence in Miami Medical college.
Owing to his late arrival at the
meeting. President G. S. Hoagland, of
Milroy, did not deliver his opening ad-
dress until this afternoon DR.. Jo
seph Eichberg of Cincinnati, mem
Der of the faculty of Miami medical
college, read very interesting paper
before the society at its morning ses-
sion.
tuberculosis Discussed.
tuberculosis was the main topic of
discussion this AFTERNOON. DR..
Charles S. Bond spoke on ''Tuberculo-
sis from a Modern Standpoint" IN
which he shortly outlined the cam
In&
been waged In the past several months
He spoke of the condition of Wayne
county SO far as it was affected by the
disease.
The Westcott hotel presented an an
imated scene at noon today, shortly
following the adjournment of the
mornin gsession. Physicians of all
itably swarmed through the lobby. The
society took dinner at the hotel in a
body.
There was much lobbying done dur
ing the noon recess in preparation for
the election of officers which took
place this afternoon. In business
like manner. physicians went hustling
about securing votes for their favor
ties. 1t was expected that the election
would be spirited. A partial list of
the members of the society who are
here. follows:
Louis H. Frechthing, Hamilton, O.;
J. N. Study, Cambridge City; M. F.
Johnston, Richmond: J. M. Bulla, Rich
mond; J. w. Kienzle. Greensboro! II.
Gabel, Centerville; G. Pigman, Liber-
ty; w. M. Arm, Camden, O.: ]. o. AL
M s. Sayler. Gratis, O.; J. A. Hor.
mann. Hamilton, O.; G. NJ Needy,
Hamilton, O.; T. G. Kennedy, Shelby
Vile; c. F. Stotelmeyer, hagerstown;
G. H. Grant, Richmond; c. A. Roark,
Milton; M. w. Veneer, Richmond; J. E.
Morris, Liberty; L. G. Bowers, Rich
mond; T. P. Busche, Richmond; J. Bru-
bank, Cambridge City; r. Dubois, Lib
erty; A. L. Bramkamp, Richmond; R.
Schillinger, Richmond; B. Harvey
Cook, Oxford, O.; David w. Stevenson,
Richmond; T. Henry Davis, Richmond
J. e. Terrence, Hamilton, O.; Chas. w.
Caster, Richmond; w. M. Helm, Will
liamsburg; J. E. King, Richmond; S.
C. Markley, Richmond; M. F. Vereker.
Kitchel; A. w. Johnson, Bath; b. J.
Spilman, Connersville; ". C. Ambrod,
Lyons Station; J. F. Cook, Oxford, O.;
w. H. Hawley, College Corner; G. M
Cummins, Hamilton, O.; G. c. WATSON,
Hamilton, o.; r. E. Haughton. Rich
mond; o. N. Huff. Fountain City; J. F..
Sweeny. Milton; S. Edgar Bond, Rich
mond; M. D. Hancock, Hamilton, O.;
c. w. Hodges, Hamilton. O.: r. B. Hop
kins, Richmond; J. s. Graft, Trenton;
A. c. Carney, Eldorado, O.; w. J.
Smith, Riley, o.; c. T. Hull, Shandon,
o.; w. s. Orlander. Oxford, O.; w. A..
Lucas Middletown o.: A. J. Dell, Mid
dletown, o.; J. B. Meek, Abingdon; c..
NJ. Saler, Hamilton, O.; e. H. Menden-
hall, Richmond; P. G. Carlisle, Con-
nersville, O; w. G. Huffman, Rich
mond; E. r. Beard, Liberty.