The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-11
MEDICAL STAFF Of NORTH WHEELING
HOSPITAL BANQUET TED At WINDSOR
MEDICAL STAFF AND HOSPITAL d.
RECTORS GUESTS OF HONOR AT
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL AFFAIR.
Interesting Addresses Are Delivered by
Bishop Donahue and Stan Physicians
Wonderful Growth of Hospital.

Last evening at the Windsor hotel a
banquet was give nat $50 in honor of
the recently formed medical stan of the
hospital and the board OF directors
The recently organized staff has long
been recognized as a very necessary ad-
iunct to the Wheeling hospital. and the
friends and admirers Of the institution
will be pleased to know that many or
the most competent and able mon of the
city's medical fraternity arc represent
ed on its list
Following is a list OF the doctors who
constitute the staff of the departments
at the Wheeling hospital:
Executive committee J. Plummer
Cole. Or. y. \. Hannig. DR.. \. J. Noomr.
Superiorcss-SiSter NJ. Dominic.
Hospital staff-Presidcnt. Gregory
Alderman. NJ. D.; vice president, lr'
Charles WinGcrter.
Consulting surgeons-Dr. Alderman
Or J. Il. Caldwell. DR.. r. S. Bippus. DIT
George w. Abersold. Dr. Edward Phll'
ltps, DIT. W. A Cracraft, Jr, and DR.. h
B. Plant.
General mcdicinc-Drs. y. A. lIannig
= 7, Snragg. John w. Gilmore, John 1.
Schafcr, George 4. Osburn. j. 7. Wal
ION. Walter y. Darby. Albert Ia Noltc'
NJ Gaydosh, Randolph J. Iicrscy. Men
ger Truschcl, r. l. pevcrcuN. - T.. II.
Hurley. w.,
GynccoloEy and obstctrics-prs. John
Plummcr Cole. John +. MarSchnfr.
Opo-rhinoloGy. larynNology, "ptha''''-
logy-prs. NJ. Il. Kelly. A. L. Coyle.
Internal mcdicinc-Drs' y y. Na'''P-
bell, r. l.. Drnkard.
F'racturaI and surgcry-bFs' - ''
Soome, r. NJ. Pcddicord.
Trology-Drs- }. II Caldwell, Il. 5
Bippus. c
Pcdiatrics-Drs. w c. EtZlcr, w. ;.
Ruble. ,
IIoneopathy-Dr. Turner Morris.
Ec,roIogv-Dr. Charles WinScrtcr.
PatholoSy--D. J. y. Campbell.
Roenagcnology-Dr. l.. 8 Bippus.
Tho BANQUET was fitting trihu'c 1"
tho newly organized body Of phESlc'"nS
,rbo will begin their staff work IN cor
ncction with the hospital. Immediately.
Tho Rt- Rev. p. J. Donahuc. Kew EH-
n.ard T. Weber. and all members oil the
hoard Of directors were present an"
made very interesting and htt!ns re-
marks. inters pcrsed with helpful Sug-
rcsttons for the medical men who are
about to assume this important duty.
Bishop Speaks.
Bishop Donahue comp'imentcd the
gentlemen upon the organization or tho
staff. and expressed his hope that IL
would be a staff of life which would de-
yclop and invigorate with new He the
North Wheeling Hospital. knowing
that the hopes. needs, and aspirations
of the hospital will be fulfilled. the
bishop expressed his desire that II al
Ill loI a a n
10 make, he hoped it would be brought
directly.to- him, and he as president OF
the board Of directors would always
give II q patient and understanding
hearing.
Bishop Donahue made mention OF tho
fact that whenever the hospital had a
surplus fund at tho end of the year. the
money was sent to the mother house OF
st, Joseph's, where a sinking cund was
provided to take caro- Of these good. pa
TENT nurses, when the time comes
when they are unable to care for them
selves. He then paid a glowing tribute
20 tho medical fraternity. and ended
with a blessing for their faithfulness
and devotion to duty.
DE-. Ksuy Talks on Hospitals.
Dr.. Kelly, who has been largely IN
strumcntal in bringing about tho staff,
then mado o short address. giving a
short synopsis Of tho growth OF hospl-
tails from institutions which were pro-
y!dcd for tho caro- Of tho poor. afflicted
and needy, and to which 1t was consid-
cred q disgrace to DO sent, TO tho pres
cnt institutions, which Hrc regarded as
Il boon 20 tho community, saying: The
organization Of tho staff Is intended TO
Iighton tho burden OF tho hospital and
produce results bonoiiccnt 10 all"
Others Talk.
Gen. r. s. Riley, who has been for
years Il member of tho board "a dlrcc-
tors, sad: Tho hospital of WNSSng Is
sevcIAy years Old being built IN lH52.
After Bishop DonRhuo camo hero TWO
wings were added and further extensive
improvements made. Dr. Wingrrler,
who has for. years advocated tho organ
ization nr medical staff. Ii to he con-
gratuutcd upon achieving his nmbi.
tion." Mr.. Riley further said: 81, Is
my earnest hope that the nIarf will get
together, rs n staff not rs individuals,
organize under leadership and nccrm-
plish tho things needed uS rapidly Us
pUSs! ble.7
Ar, John Coleman, Hr. Geo. J. Mhlh-
'son and Mr., Gao, W, LUZ all expressed
themselves as. convinced Of tho further
SUCCESS Of thu hospital through tho Ir:l-
petent activities of tho stuff.
DR., Andrew Sucme urged, in II most
convincing talk, the necessity II lirr r.
ing up to tho minute, thrnu Eh hgritJ
sent into new fields OF investigation and
discovery,
The evening was In every way highly
succ. s$ful and many important cnncm-
siuns were reached rrElrIiug the future
activities rr Tho new star.
Following - list Of those present!
q. i. Mccoy, VI. II.