Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1944 — Page 10

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New officers of the Indiana Tuberculosis association inspect an X-ray display during meetings in the Lincoln hotel. They are, left to right, Dr. \J, F. Spigler, president; Dr. Stephenson, secretary, and M. A. Auerbach, executive secretary.

Spigler Named President As Health Forum Ends

The Indiana Tuberculosis association today announced new officers for the year following meetings at the Lincoln hotel which ended yes-

terday. The officers are Dr. J. PF. Spigler, Terre Haute, president; Dr. J. A. Davis, Flat Rock, first vice president; Otto Hughes, Columbus, second vice president; Dr. C. J. McIntyre, treasurer; Dr. J. H. Stygall, Indianapolis, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Fred Stephenson, Marion, secretary, and M. A. Auerbach, Indianapolis, executive secretary.

New members of the executive committee include Paul West, Gary; Dr. F. L. Jennings, Dr. M. R. Lohman, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. William Gremelspacher, Logansport; Mrs. George Moser, New Albany; James Oliver, South Bend, and Dr. P. D. Crimm, Evansville.

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Ter Pn "Sohn s Wright, Indiana ee 3 Mrs. Fred ©. St ephenson, Marion: rs. John Gubbins, Muncie; J. W. Shuler, Wayseiogn; the Rev. A. H. Sallmeler, Peru; Dr y H. Draper, Ft. Wayn Dr. ary C.. Turgl, South | Lm Bend, ayne "Paul Gary.

The following — elected as members-at-la and will serve for one year on thelboard:

Mrs. Frank Aust, 5 Palington; Warren Berkey. Goshen; Sam Cole, Peru; H. V. Johnson, cgresvill: Rev. H. L. Lanahan, Anderson;\ T. R. Owe Muncie; Dr. Stygal Tanaris. Allie, Unjon City; Glen Buzfek, Fowler; . K. White, Noblesville; James Oliver 11, South Bend, Dr. J. V, Pace, New bany: Raymond Stout, Paoli, Dr. H. Richards, Patricksburg.

' Jarvis Elected

J. C. Jarvis, Princeton, was elected to fill the vacancy caused’ by the death of Dr. M. L. Arthur, and Orville Beard will succeed Ralph Nelson, | Bloomington, who is entering the armed (forces, The Rev. Harold Gray, Versailles,\ will serve on the

C. J. McIntyre, treasurer; Mrs, Fred

board two years, aompleung the term if the Rev. J. T. Redmon, ersailles, who entered the service. The Tuberculosis Secretaries chose Elsa Helen Whitcomb, Shelbyville, as president for the coming year. Other officers are Miss Jean Nash, Tipton, and Miss Frieda Rickard, Peru. The executive committee is composed of Miss L. BonDurant, retiring president, La Porte; Mrs. Walter Brown inchester; Mrs, Corrine B. Hurn, Evansville, and Mrs. Maurice Barr, Lebanon. The Indiana Trudeau soclety, medical division of the Indiana Tuberculosis association, elected Dr. M. hman, Wayne, as head of their gro up. Other: named are: Dr. Hubert Perkel, Rockville, vice president; Dr. C. J. McIntyre, Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer, and M. A. Auerbach, Indianapolis, executive secretary.

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