Distribution of Medical Workers

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 29, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 48.

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Distribution of Medical Workers

It will be a matter of interest to know how those who have recently been graduated from the American Medical Missionary College have been distributed throughout the field. In the last classgraduated from this institution there were twenty-two. Dr. Daniel Comstock is with the Moline (Ill.) Sanitarium. Dr. W. Dunscombe is with the Montrose (Minn.) Sanitarium. Dr. Virgil Fisher is connected with the college at Mount Vernon, Ohio. Dr. H. Greaves is taking additional studies in Rush Medical College, Chicago, preparatory to taking up work in his native country, South America. Dr. C. W. Heald is with his brother in the sanitarium at Peoria, Ill. Dr. C. A. Hansen is temporarily in Danville, Ill., doing professional work, but it is hoped that he will soon be in connection with one of our sanitariums. Dr. August Larson has charge of the science department in Union College. Dr. W. A. Ruble has accepted the medical secretaryship of the General Conference, and has just entered upon his duties in that office. He will also be connected with the new sanitarium at Takoma Park. Dr. Geo. Runck is connected with the College at Berrien Springs. Dr. W. S. Sadler and Dr. Lena Sadler are working faithfully in connection with the mission work in Chicago. Dr. H. J. Williams is in Edinburgh, preparing for work in English territory. The remainder of the class are connected in various ways with the work in Battle Creek.
W. A. R.