National Eclectic Medical Association quarterly . ganized in 1864, and is one of the older livingcharter members of the National Eclectic Medical Association. He wasone of the first trustees of the Franklin County Childrens Home and wasa member of the Ohio State Legislature in the years 1886 and 1871. Hiswife died in 1887. The same year he was a Republican candidate forCongress and being in a democratic district, cut the Democratic majoritydown from 3700 to 2700. He was made a Mason in 1857 and has taken all the degrees in Masonryin the York and Scottish Rite bodies. He is a Knight Templarand
National Eclectic Medical Association quarterly . ganized in 1864, and is one of the older livingcharter members of the National Eclectic Medical Association. He wasone of the first trustees of the Franklin County Childrens Home and wasa member of the Ohio State Legislature in the years 1886 and 1871. Hiswife died in 1887. The same year he was a Republican candidate forCongress and being in a democratic district, cut the Democratic majoritydown from 3700 to 2700. He was made a Mason in 1857 and has taken all the degrees in Masonryin the York and Scottish Rite bodies. He is a Knight Templarand a Thirty-third Degree Scottish Rite Mason, taking this degree in was active during the Civil War, but an invalid wife kept him at was drafted and paid a substitute in the army. He is of Massachusettspuritan descent. His great grandfather, of Westfield, Massachusetts, wasa Mason, and a colonel under Geo. Washington in the Revolutionary War,and the General commanding in the field of Massachusetts troops duringthe Shay WILLIAM SHEPARD, EDITORIAL. 75 Dr. Shepard is now nearly eight-eight years of age and has graduallyand slowly grown to believe that the psychical should be more generallytaught in medical schools. He built a mill at Gahanna, a neighboring village and run it for a yearor more and built a hotel, at Buckeye Lake, a summer resort. He wasfor many years interested in and president of a large ice company. He is fond of outdoor recreation and for many years has taken aday a week for recreation which is generally employed hunting or fishing. NEW APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP TO THE NATIONAL TOAUGUST 20, 1913. Allison, , , J. D.,Gardner, L.,Laman, G. , , C. H.,Pinkerton, , A. ARKANSAS. M., , Cave H., Jonesboro. L., Amity. C, Little Rock. CALIFORNIA. Bailey, Wm. C, Los , W. H., , Herbert T., Los , Augusta, L
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