Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18
CREIGHTON GRADS SCATTER
Dentists from Last Years Class
Flock in Every Direction.
CREIGHTON DENTS HoNoRED
Several ELECTED officer In Nebraska
state Dental Society and
Others Placed on Com
rnittees OF society.

The graduates Of the Creighton dental
college have chosen their locations for
practice over wide spreading territory.
Foxr are praeticing In Omaha. Of whom
Drs. Sorenson. Carroll and Mccain have
offices in the City National Bank build
ing and Dr. Kelly IN The Bee building
Three are located In Iowa. DR.. McGrane
being in Sioux City. DR.. Gogerty In Wa
terloo and DR.. Coy In Hamburg. DR.
Denton resides In Kansas City, and all
the others are scattered through the
towns OF Nebraska, DR.. Fleming being
in wynot, DR.. Rogers In Scribner. DR..
+. S. Taylor In Arlington, DIT. Mowry In
Tecumseh. Dr. Meyers in Blair. Or. Lo-
retta White in Norfolk, DIR. Allen in
Emerson. DIT. warier in Friend. DR..
Doyle in Greeley and DR.. Runyan in
Meadow Grove.
Creighton Men Officers.
Among the new officers OF the Ne
braska State Dental society are several
Creighton men. DR.. II. r. King of the
Creighton College OF Dentistry has been
reelected treasurer. Drs. Bruening and
Shearer are assistant superintendents Of
clinics. and the former Is also chairman
Of the history committee. Drs. A. ID.
Davis. D. ID. s.. 1911, OF oxford. and NJ
L. Pettibone. d. ID. s.. 1909, OF oNeill
are on the membership committee. and
Dr. c. Il. Bolzell. ID. d. s.. 1910. OF STAN
ton. Is a member OF the committee on
arts and inventions.
Creighton Notes.
DIR. O. w. Hamilton. formerly superin-
tendent OF the clinic at the Creighton
dental college and professor OF pros
thetie dentistry Is seriously III with ty-
phoid fever.
Father Rigge, dean Of the physics de-
SssEnR s 90 es eas mas pbSse see9 tn
year, Sixty-four students ara taking the
course exactly twice the number OF last
year.
Dr. r. j. straeten, who graduated from
Creighton medical In 1896 and has since
been In the service OF the United States
medical corps, is now on the ". :. =.
Tennessee. During most OF tho last year
he has been stationed at Vera Cruz.
DR.. ]. II. Wallace. president OF the Ma
tlcnal Association Of Dental Examiners.
was lately visitor to the Creighton Col
lege OF Dentistry, and he expressed his
satisfaction ana pleasure at the new
equipment installed IN the infirmary.
William p. Callahan, one-time star
quartz back of the Creighton varsity. has
been elected TO the athletic board OF
Creighton 90 fill the place made vacant
W INC fcalbuhtiOu OF EuWaTQ IenTy,
Edward A. Creighton was elected kecre-
tary TO succeed Mr.. Leary.
DIT. Despecher OF the dental college
faculty is expected TO return home this
week from his visit to France Dr. Des-
pecher left Just before the war broke
out 70 visit relatives in France and has
passed through some interesting adven-
lures while across the water.
The Creighton varsity men are telling
q good ono on Flood the diminutive
quarterback. Flood got into his first
game with Bellevue this year. He u very
excitable. When sent onto the field 10
replace Carrig In the Kearney game.
Flood wanted to know " he couldn't have
q few practice passes from Lore at GEN.
ter. Flood denies the story
DP. Walter A. Bloedorn, Creighton med
zeal 1905, who has for the last five years
been passed assistant surgeon In the
United States navy, In now studying al
George Washington university, Washing
ton, ID. C., and expects 70 receive an
A. n degree June l. 1915, After that he
will work for an A. M. degree at Johns
Hopkins university, Baltimore. Md.
DR.. w. l. shearer, member of the fac
ulty at the dental college, who attended
tho International dental meeting in Lon
don. which was interrupted by the break
ing out Of war, thinks the status OF
dentistry In London could be much ifn-
proved by the establishment OF dental
colleges conducted on the American plan.
a curious custom he noticed Is that in
England dentists discard the title doc
tor for the apparently more honorable
one OF mister"