History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . hospitalbuilding. This investment by the board has been a wise one, for the market value ofthe land has increased many times since it was made, and has shown the far-sightednessof Dr. Wehrly. • The Doctor is a member of the American Medical Association, theState Medical Society, the Southern California Medical Society, the Orange CountyMedical Society and the Pacific Coast Roentgen Ray
History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . hospitalbuilding. This investment by the board has been a wise one, for the market value ofthe land has increased many times since it was made, and has shown the far-sightednessof Dr. Wehrly. • The Doctor is a member of the American Medical Association, theState Medical Society, the Southern California Medical Society, the Orange CountyMedical Society and the Pacific Coast Roentgen Ray Society, and was vice-presidentof the Santa Ana Hospital. While a resident of Highland, Madison County, 111., Dr. Wehrly and MissAugusta Wehrle were united in marriage on November 17, 1892. She is a native ofHighland and the daughter of Andrew and Katherine (Raber) Wehrle. Mr. Wehrlewas a well-known business man of that city and there the daughter was reared andeducated. Two children blessed their union; John L., graduated from the Santa Anahigh school in 1916 and became a student at the U. C. Dental College in Los the World War he enlisted in the students training corps and, after his. ^-HeL^;ytL^j!^^Cj^^ HISTORY OF ORANGE COUNTY 463 honorable discharge at the signing of the armistice, resumed his studies, being amember of the class of 21; Waldo S., graduated from the Santa Ana high school in1918 and was in the students training corps as a student at Throop College at his honorable discharge he resumed his college work and is now taking amedical course in the medical department of the University of California at Berkeley,Cal. The family attend and belong to the First Methodist Episcopal Church at SantaAna, where Dr. Wehrly is a member of the board of stewards. Dr. Wehrly was chief examiner for Exemption Board No. 1 of Santa Ana, duringthe World War, until enlisting in the service in August, 1918, being commissionedcaptain of the base hospi
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