University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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H6 if Q ' M -9 5 .5, A ..,.L -fy, in X C. H. ROBERTS, Ll. S., M.D. Lvvfzzrcz' 011 Gcfzzfo-U1'z'mi1'y and Veizereczl Dzscascfs. Dr. Roberts received his bachelor's de- gree from the University of Cincinnati, and later graduated from the Qhio lXledical Col- lege. He has been on the faculty or U. M. C. for eight years and is an honorary mem- ber of E and CID A. He is a member of the Kansas City Academy of Medicine, the Jackson County Medical Society, the Mis- souri State Medical Society, the Southwest- ern Medical Society and the American Uro- C. C. CQNQVER, M.D. Lcczfzzrcr on Practice of ilIca'z'cz'1zc. . Dr. Conover entered the University of Missouri in 1895 and after remaining there for several years he took up the study ot medicine in the University Medical Col- lege and graduated in the class of IQOI. He has been lecturer on the practice of medi- cine in the University Medical College tor several years. Dr. Conover is a member oi the American Medical Association, the ackson Count ' Medical Society, the ficad- J '- - . . 2 f .. - 1 emy ot Medicine and the Southwest Med- ical Association. logical Society.

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M. P. OYERHOLSER, M.D. Lccfzzrcz' 011 Hematology. V Dr. Qverholser graduated from the Kan- sas City Medical College in 1884 and later took post-graduate work in the Chicago Polyclinic and Chicago Post' Graduate School. Wfhile a resident of Harrisonville, Mo., Dr. Uverholser comes to Kansas City every week to appear before his class. He is a member of the Cass County Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical Society and the American Medical Association. GEO. W. THQMPSON, BS., MD. Lcctzzrcr 011 Post llfO7'fL'IlL De11z01z5f1'az'z'01z. Dr, Thompson received his B. S. degree from the University of Texas in 1897. Com- ing to Kansas City he entered the Medico- Chirurgical College, graduating in Iooo, and later took post graduate work in the New York Polyclinic. He taught physiol- ogy. for three years in the Medico-Chirur- gical and since IQO3 has occupied the chair olf Post Mortem Demonstrations in U. M. C. He is now serving his second term as county coroner. Dr. Thompson is a mem- ber of the jackson County Medical Societv and the Missouri State Medical Society. Y

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EUGENE CARBAUGH, MD. Lcctzzrcr 011 Pracztice of Medzdnze. Dr. Carbaugh is a graduate of the Kan- sas City Medical College, class of ,99. In 1903 he accepted the position on our fac- ulty which he now holds. As inspector of infectious and contagious diseases on the city board of health, Dr. Carbaugh has es- tablished himself as an authority on his line of work. He is a member of the Missouri Valley Medical Association, the Jackson Counfy Medical Society and the American Medical Association. LUCfIl7Cl on .ZVIHZO7 SM7g67y and Szzrgiral Dressings. Dr. McArthur received his degree from U. M. C. in 1898, and has since served as assistant surgeon light Battery BH of the Missouri National Guard, and Assistant Surgeon of the Fourth Missouri Volunteers in the Spanish-American War. In addition to teaching in U. M. C., he also occupies the Chair of Rectal Surgery in the Kansas City Post Graduate Medical College. He is a member of the Kansas City Academy of Medicine and the jackson County Medical Association.