Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN MILFORD STORES
KNIT COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY in SESSION here

The Kent County Medical Society met
:. Milford in an all days meeting Wed
nla.Jav y .ja as the guests of Drs. George w.
lTIsrsball lIb William Marshall. Jr., and
s@.-,1el NJ d. Marshall who have large
osuSl s.es in Milford. Those who were
o-set Onasent reported that the meeting was
~ s11 most delightful in every particular
~ tbav had ever attended in this state
el1' nt excepting the State Association
uHoetings. In addition to the members
f-or f-om Kent County the following promi-
aont musicians were the guests Of the
Sosiefv and read papers DR.. James
Il Baldwin and DR.. Caroline Cooper, of
pI1biadelphia DR.. Henry J.'Stubbs, Dr.
ilbert Robins and DR.. Henry A. Cleaver,
VI The guests arrived on the morning
.-oin and at 11.30 went into executive
sassion. The election of officers for the
foiIowinp wear resulted in the following
oficers for the Society being named
President DR.. James L. Crossmore, OF
Wvvoming Vice President, DR.. George
" Marshall. of Milford Secretary and
treasurer. DR.. George /. McKelwaY, Of
noyer Delegate to the State Conven-
fon DR.. Samuel M. D. Marshall Board
If Censors, DR.. George l. McKelway
wos reelected to fill the Office maGe
vacant by the expiration of his term.
Trustees to State Journal. Drs. Edward
? Dwight and Geo. w. Marshall. Two
.ow members, DR.. James Martin, of
Wscnolia and William T. Chapman, of
Telfon. were admitted to the society.
At y. 30 o'clock a Buffet Luncheon
uas served the guests at the home OF
the Drs Marshall.
At1 80 the afternoon session opened, !
itbeinp an open meeting. In the absence
of tbe president, DIR. CrOssmOre, DR.. h. |
s Dwight, of Smyrna acted as chair
man. During the course of the meeting |
Il was remarked by several of the mem
hers that never in the history of the
society had such interesting and in
structive papers been prepared and |
lead. Especial notice should be given /
tbe papers of Drs. Baldwin, Cleaver, /
Smbbs. William Marshall and Robins /
Dthatt they not only gave something new |
for the general practitioner but gave
It in such pleasing language. The pro-
gram follows ,
BY Dir. James H. Baldwin, Of Philadel-
pbia This paper was discussed at
eDgth by Drs. Caroline Cooper, E. S.
Dwight. G. l. McKelway. G. w. Mar
shall, S. M. D. Marshall and Albert |
Robin.
DR.. J. H. Stubbs of Wilmington, read |
q paper on "Static Electricity" and a
discussion on the paper was INDUCED IN
by Drs. Cleaver, Stubbs, VIM. Marshall
Jr., G. W. Marshall and Albert Robin.
"X-Ray Diagnosis and treatment
with photographs showing results
was read by DR.. H. A. Cleaver, OF WI |
mington. His paper was discussed at
length by Drs. Cooper, Stubbs and Wa.
Marshall, Jr.
DR.. VIM. Marshall, Jr., read a paper .
on Elementary Electro Therar reutics ", /
and a discussion of the paper Oy Drs. |
Robin, Cleaver, Stubbs, anu q. W.
Marshall followed.
DR.. Albert Robin, of Wilmington, /
spoke on New Therapeutic Tes for /
Kidney Insufficiency. Drs. McKelway /
and Dwight discussed the paper.
A case of Sciatic Neurosis and its F.
treatment was reported by DR.. Cardine
Cooper, Of Philadelphia. DR.. Cooper |.
paper was discussed by Drs. Cleaver
and Subbs.
The last paper of the afternoon was
read by DR.. G. l. McKelway, his paper
being Report of Case of Gastre-In-
iestiOnal Hemorrhage FOllOwin G a
Debaugh. " A d eussiCn by Drs. Lot- |
and, Cleaver, Robin and Conwell fol- |
lowed.
At4 30 the society adjourned its meet |
ling to meet in Wyoming on March 1918
Ion the invitation of DR.. Crossmore, the |
President. At that time the program
will be made up of papers dealing with |
Serum and Bacterine Therapy.