anaheim-gazette 1964-10-21

Local Medical Group To Mark Anniversaries Over seven decades of dedicated service to Orange County residents will be marked in Orange next week when the Orange County Medical Association celebrates its 75th birthday anniversary. Highlight of the series of events marking the anniversary will be a dinner scheduled to be held on Saturday at the Medical Association Building, 30 S. Flower St. The event will honor both the original formation of the organization and doctors who were admitted to membership in the society 40 years or more ago. These include Dr. Joseph Robinson, 89, Anabeim; Dr. R. C. Cochran, 75, Yorba Linda; the oldest practicing physicians in Orange County today, and Dr. Dexter R. Ball, 70, Santa Ana, who has been a member of the association the longest (42 years). During this span, Dr. Ball has delivered 3,504 babies, the last being delivered Oct. 13 of this year. The newest physician in the county is Dr. Donald R. Ball, son of the senior association member, Dr. Dexter R. Ball. Third Oldest Group The medical association was the third county medical association to be established in Southern California and was formed Fullerton, closing the role at 14 members in 1882. On July 2, 1889 the group held its first scientific meeting in Doctors Balls' office where he reported an interesting case of pulmonary disease and exhibited pathological specimens. Hosts Society Although there were no automobiles, all enjoyed an excursion about the valley in June of 1891 when the Association entertained the Medical Society of Southern California. Again they entertained the Medical Society of Southern California in 1899, still without cars. In 1908, when they had a crowd of machines, the weather put a damper on the outing. Stories of the trials and tribulations of the early members of the Orange County Medical Association as told by Doctors Robinson, Cochran, and Dexter R. Ball give a graphic picture of courage and service of the pioneer doctor. They point out that some of the more unscrupulous were expelled by their colleagues, while others received praise and commendation of their fellow workers for their devotion and service to the health and welfare of the citizens of Orange County. Instruments In Saddlebags They recall that the earliest in the early days, according to Dr. Dexter R. Ball, amounted to a college degree, which could have been either two or three years of college work, plus two or three years of working with a competent physician in the area. Doctor Cochran noted that, during the 1940's, the members responded to World War 11, many of them called to active service and temporarily crumbling the association. But, the group's greatest growth was to come after the Medical Science in this country has developed so rapidly in the past quarter century that medical "miracles" have almost become commonplace, Dr. Hugh J. Plumb, Jr., said in Orange today. Dr. Plumb, president of the Orange County Medical Association, issued the statement while urging the city and county to join in the second observance of Community Health Week Oct. 18-24. "Spurred by free Enterprise, academic freedom and outstanding community." During this span, Dr. Ball has delivered 3,504 babies, the last being delivered Oct. 13 of this year. The newest physician in the county is Dr. Donald R. Ball, son of the senior association member, Dr. Dexter R. Ball. Third Oldest Group The medical association was the third county medical association to be established in Southern California and was formed only a few days after the division of Orange County from Los Angeles County in 1889. The first physician known to have arrived in Orange County was John Augustus F. Heyermann, a legendary figure who settled in Anaheim in 1862, both to operate the first drug store and to treat the sick. Dr. C. F. Greenleaf and Dr. A. H. Rowan arrived in Santa Ana in 1870. Nine days after Orange County was legally separated from Los Angeles County, a group of doctors met to form the new group to be known as the Orange County Medical Association. Those present were Dr. W. B. Wall, Dr. J. A. Crane, Dr. J. N. Lacey, Dr. S. B. Davis, Dr. J. L. Dryer, Dr. C. D. Ball, and Dr. J. P. Boyd. The group elected Dr. Wall as temporary chairman and Dr. Boyd as temporary secretary. Elected to membership that same year were Doctors I. D. Mills of Santa Ana, D. W. Hunt of Anaheim and J. A. Blake of courage and service of the pioneer doctor. They point out that some of the more unscrupulous were expelled by their colleagues, while others received praise and commendation of their fellow workers for their devotion and service to the health and welfare of the citizens of Orange County. Instruments In Saddlebags They recall that the earliest of the pioneer doctors depended on horses and saddlebags to assist them in their work. Greatest hardships that beset the early physicians were the roads, the rivers and creeks, the fogs, the rain, the cold and the fleas. Among the most devastating diseases of the pioneer days were typhoid fever and diptheria. Drinking water, of course was the cause of typhoid fever. Many of the ranchers depended upon the cistern water, filled from the open irrigation ditches, for their domestic use. Others were supplied with surface waters contaminated with organic matter. With the advent of the deep wells, typhoid gradually diminished. Diptheria germs found their way into the most remote canyons to isolated ranch homes. It was reported that in one Westinister family, seven out of nine children died within 10 days. The training of the physicians, most become commonplace, Dr. Hugh J. Plumb, Jr., said in Orange today. Dr. Plumb, president of the Orange County Medical Association, issued the statement while urging the city and county to join in the second observance of Community Health Week Oct. 18-24. "Spurred by free Enterprise, academic freedom and outstanding teamwork at the community and national levels, the people working in the medical care and public health field have achieved more progress in the past century than in all previous centuries added together," Dr. Plumb said. "And." he added, "an overwhelming portion of this progress has been made in the past Tools Taken A police hunt is on today for three missing tool boxes valued at more than $825 taken Monday from Corwin Ford, Inc., 230 S. Main St. Ted M. Braun of Orange reported to police that the service department of the new and used car sales lot was broken into and that two of his gray metal tool boxes were take-along with a red metal box owned by Robert Petty of Santa Ana. Genuine Lath and Plaster puts a damper on unwanted noise...whether it's the garbage disposer, television set or a family tiff. Remember that sound-resistant walls and ceilings built of these proven materials add up to peace and quiet. So baby yourself. Always Knock On The Wall before you rent or buy. Zzzzz. Orange County Lathing Bureau, 1605 No. Harper St., Santa Ana, Calif., JE 1-1278 Re-Elect CONGRESSMAN Richard T. HANNA Group Anniversary Early days, according to Walter R. Ball, amounted to college degree, which could mean either two or three college work, plus two years of working with patient physician in the Doctor Cochran noted during the 1940's, the responds to World War with the addition of a number of men who had been stationed in this vicinity. Membership Doubled In less than a decade, membership had doubled in size. The number of members has increased from the original 14 in 1889 to 985. This growth demanded a change in internal organization and procedure and the association decided to hire a full-time executive secretary. Medical 'Miracles' CMA Talk Topic A science in this country developed so rapidly in quarter century that "miracles" have become commonplace, Dr. Plumb, Jr., said in Orday. Plumb, president of the County Medical Association, used the statement while the city and county to the second observance community Health Week 24. By free Enterprise, freedom and outstand-standing health facilities existing here, to alert young people to the wide war with the addition of a number of men who had been stationed in this vicinity. A REVIEW By Claudia Celenze "Well, what'd you expect, puffed wheat shot from a cannon?" were the first words spoken by a tall, dark, strangely dressed man as he stood in front of more than 2,000 students of Orange High School recently. Mr. Quaker' was his name, and fitting it was for he was dressed as a Quaker. Mr. Quaker' did something I've never seen; and I venture to say 95 per cent of my fellow students have never seen. He held the complete, uninterrupted attention of every single person in the audience. Not by telling jokes, although he had some good ones, or doing acrobats, or not even by looking funny. He held the undivided attention of 2,200 students for 42 minutes by speaking on Americanism and devotion to our country. Oh, he had the jokes alright, and the funny looking costume to go with it, but to do what he did in the way he did it, he needed no props. WON RESPECT He seemed to win over the respect of everyone right from the beginning, because we could feel that he was sincere in his work. Mr. Quaker wasn't just babbling on about something he got straight from the books and didn't really understand himself. He was speaking from the heart from knowledge, books, experi- and what we known as common slavery on the other. There is no conclusive proof that people understand what free women leadership means. All of these affects the future of our country and the future of humanity. Americans Confused Americans are confused about what our heritage really is, we can maintain a high standard we can acquire things when we don't have now. We are ways quarreling. There are over 300 religious denominations in the world today. All worship one in the same being." All these are statements made by Mr. Quaker. Not by just what he thinks but by proven facts. He also went on to say, "I quote, "Mans behavior is terminated by his economic circumstances. There will never be a generation in history who will be called upon to do job that you will. But your youths will have to prove to the best generation in America History. There are proven statistics that today no more than 3 per cent of our native youth get into trouble." The leaves 97 per cent, by far larger percentage, to do job that has to be done. In an interview backstage was found out that Mr. Quer's real name is Val Goehr. He used to be a dramatic actress and singer. He was in Germany. Health Team Spotlighted The week has been set aside to salute the members of the community's health team, to focus attention upon the outstanding medical and public health facilities existing here, to alert young people to the wide variety of rewarding opportunities in the medical and health field and to increase public awareness of medical progress. The chief objective of physicians and other members of the health team throughout the city, county and state is to provide the very best medical care possible and to see that it is available locally. Dr. Plumb said. WON RESPECT He seemed to win over the respect of everyone right from the beginning, because we could feel that he was sincere in his work. Mr. Quaker wasn't just babbling on about something he got straight from the books and didn't really understand himself. He was speaking from the heart from knowledge, books, experience, travels but most of all he was speaking on what he feels and believes inside of him is right. "You have to look at the situation straight in the face to deal with it. Americans are failing in a habit which could be fatal; the threat of Communism. We're divided into two parts: a wall right down the middle. Freedom on one side DOLLARS & SENSE by Marvin F. Essenmacher Mgr., Anaheim Office FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF ALHAMBRA The Insurance Company protects your account with First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Alhambra doesn't cost you—or the taxpayers—a penny. Premiums for the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation coverage are paid by member associations. The premiums are financed a fraction of the threshold of conquering all other enemies that have menaced man's health throughout all time." What Do You See? You're seldom far from a phone these days. 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By continuing our investment in good, growing telephone service for our present and new customers we are helping to build a more prosperous California. Pacific Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System Your Telephone Manager D. Kral, Your Telephone Manager in Anaheim AL QUAKER Speech Enthusiasm what we known as comslavery on the other. There conclusive proof that peounderstand what free world worship means. All of this is the future of our counand the future of humanity. Americans Confused Americans are confused about our heritage really is. If can maintain a high standwe can acquire things which don't have now. We are alquarreling. There are over religious denominations in world today. All worshiping in the same being." All of are statements made by Quaker. Not by just what knows but by proven facts. also went on to say, and note, "Mans behavior is denied by his economic surdings. There will never be generation in history which be called upon to do the that you will. But you as will have to prove to be best generation in American history. There are proven statistics that today no more 3 per cent of our nations get into trouble." That has 97 per cent, by far the percentage, to do the that has to be done. an interview backstage it found out that Mr. Quakreal name is Val Gould, used to be a dramatic actor singer. He was in Germany bits of American History into his acts. The troops liked it so much he decided to make a career of it. Needing a sponsor he went to the Quaker Oats Company because of the American symbol they carried by having a Quaker on the box. They agreed to sponsor him and ever since January of 1953 Mr. Quaker has been going to high schools all over the United States and spoken to over 2.5 million students. He never gives the same speech twice although they are all based on the same ideas. He sometimes tapes them so he can hear himself and improve with time. Mr. Quaker feels that "people are hungry for this sort of thing. Kids respect this sort of thing. If you embarass them enough they'll respect you for it." He also stated, "They can tell a phony. If a man or woman isn't sincere in their work kids are the first ones to know it." LEANING Your Garage? Convert those unused items to vacation CASH Local Boy Wins Recognition For Efforts in 4-H A 17-year-old Orange boy is among 34 winners in this year's 4-H Club Recognition and Awards Program in California. Steven Dobbs won the state award for three years of work in home grounds beautification. Dobbs improved three quarters of an acre by cleaning and removing rubbish and weeds leveling and bringing in weeds, leveling and bringing in trees, installing a patio, building a redwood fence and retaining wall. He also utilized skills gained in 4-H electric and home furnishing projects to build a new family room. The Orange High School senior said, "4-H is a community club, designed to help the community by making responsible, respectful citizens of its members." 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