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P. J. Ritt
IN MEMORIAM
P. J. Ritt I’. J. RITT of Evansville, Indiana, died on May 31, 1963. at, Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. He was 6’7 years of age. His was a particularly untirncl) death, for he had recently retired and just 5 weeks previously had movetl into a new home in Fort Wayne. Dr. Ritt was a native of Woodstock, Illinois. Be was a graduate of the University of Indiana and also studied at Columbia University. His gradnatc> training was completed at the International School of Orthodontia in Kansas City, Missouri, after which he located in Evansville in 1938. In recent years he was frequently a guest lecturer at the Indiana University Graduate School of Orthodontia. He was a member of the Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists and the American Association of Orthodontists. He was a past president of the Rotary Club of Fort> XYayne and had brcrr active in the Evansville Rotary Club. He was also past exalted ruler oE the Evansville Elks and a member of the St. ?rlark’s Tlnthnzn (‘hurch and fTatli Shrine Temple. Dr. Ritt is survived by his wife, Wilma. Be it resolved that the Great Lakes Soviet:- of Orthodontists express its sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of ow* departed colleague, that, this resolution be placed in our minutes, and that a copy bc sent to the fntnil~~.
Robert R. XcGonu.gle, D.D.S. Necrologv Committee Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists
Perry B. Clark B. CLARK, a resident of Andover, Ohio, died on Feb. 14, 1963, at. thcb age of 85 years, following a nine-month illness. Dr. Clark spent 2 years at Hillsdale College in Michigan and in 1907 where-he later became professor oi graduated from Ohio State University,
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P. J. Ritt I’. J. RITT of Evansville, Indiana, died on May 31, 1963. at, Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. He was 6’7 years of age. His was a particularly untirncl) death, for he had recently retired and just 5 weeks previously had movetl into a new home in Fort Wayne. Dr. Ritt was a native of Woodstock, Illinois. Be was a graduate of the University of Indiana and also studied at Columbia University. His gradnatc> training was completed at the International School of Orthodontia in Kansas City, Missouri, after which he located in Evansville in 1938. In recent years he was frequently a guest lecturer at the Indiana University Graduate School of Orthodontia. He was a member of the Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists and the American Association of Orthodontists. He was a past president of the Rotary Club of Fort> XYayne and had brcrr active in the Evansville Rotary Club. He was also past exalted ruler oE the Evansville Elks and a member of the St. ?rlark’s Tlnthnzn (‘hurch and fTatli Shrine Temple. Dr. Ritt is survived by his wife, Wilma. Be it resolved that the Great Lakes Soviet:- of Orthodontists express its sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of ow* departed colleague, that, this resolution be placed in our minutes, and that a copy bc sent to the fntnil~~.
Robert R. XcGonu.gle, D.D.S. Necrologv Committee Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists
Perry B. Clark B. CLARK, a resident of Andover, Ohio, died on Feb. 14, 1963, at. thcb age of 85 years, following a nine-month illness. Dr. Clark spent 2 years at Hillsdale College in Michigan and in 1907 where-he later became professor oi graduated from Ohio State University,
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