1932 Folder, 1926 - 1934
Scope and Contents note
1932 Folder, including: 1. Obituary for Dr. Burch's brother Robert (April, 1932). 2. Letter from Dr. Arthur H. Curtis of Evanston, Illinois congratulating Dr. Burch on his paper on mortality in hysterectomy (April 17, 1932). 3. Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Baker of Nashville thanking Dr. Burch for donating blood to Mrs. Hale (April 17, 1932). 4. Fishing log from trip to Boca Grande, Florida (May, 1932). 5. Letter from Dr. J.G. Bridges of Gordonsville (June 7, 1932) congratulating Dr. Burch on performing a difficult Caesarian delivery. A newspaper article, "Mrs. Moss recovering from Serious Operation," accompanies the letter. 6. Note from Lucius Burch to his parents at Beersheba, asking for his shotgun and other supplies for a hunting trip (August, 1932). 7. Letter from Flora M. Lillentine (?) enclosing check and thanking Dr. Burch for professional services (September 14, 1932). 8. Vanderbilt Medical School Commencement book (1926). 9. Clipping from the Memphis Commercial Appeal, ca. 1907: Mrs. Burch returns to Nashville after attending a wedding in Memphis. 10. Abstract of Dr. Burch's article "The Diagnosis and Treatment of Uterine Bleeding"(1934)
Dates
- Creation: 1926 - 1934
Creator
- From the Collection: Burch, Lucius E. (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
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Full Extent
From the Collection: 2.22 Cubic Feet (6 Hollinger boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
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Repository Details
Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
Eskind Biomedical Library
2209 Garland Ave.
Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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