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Yale University Obituary Record
'15 (cousin), James Z Gladstone, '44S
(nephew)
New Haven High School Scholar of the
third rank and first colloquy appointment
Junior year, member Medical Corps, U S
Naval Unit at Yale, October i-November
21, 1918
Attended Yale School of Medicine 1919-
20, and University of Maryland School of
Medicine 1920-22 (M D 1922); interne St.
Francis Hospital, Hartford, 1922-23 and
Hartford Isolation Hospital 1923, physician
in Hartford 1923-46, specializing in dermatology since 1931, postgraduate course in
dermatology and syphilology at Bellevue
Hospital, New York City, 1930-31 and assistant in dermatology New York University College of Medicine, on staff
Municipal Hospital, Hartford, 1926-46
(chief of medical service 1926-32, chief of
dermatological service 1932-46, assistant in
syphilology 1934-46) , chief of dermatological service Mt Sinai Hospital 1931-46, on
medical staff Hartford Dispensary 1925-30
and chief of dermatology 1931-46, consultant in dermatology and syphilology Veterans Home, Rocky Hill, Conn, 1941-45,
member medical advisory boards Hartford
and Middlesex counties during World War
II, chairman dermatology section Connecticut State Medical Society 1944-45,
fellow New England Medical Society, New
England Dermatological Society, and
American Academy of Dermatology and
Syphilology, diplomate Amencan Board of
Dermatology, member Hartford and Hartford County Medical societies, American
Medical Association, Society for Investigative Dermatology, American Jewish Gon-
gress, Zionist Organization of America,
Masonic "order, Sigma Alpha Mu, and
Temple Beth Israel, Hartford
Married June 16, 1932, in Hartford, Eva
Ruth Waxman (B A Smith 1928), daughter of Samuel and Ethel (Singer) Waxman
and sister of Isadore M Waxman, '29
(LLB Harvard 1932) Daughter Susan
Gail
Death due to acute peritonitis Buried in
Beth Israel Cemetery, Hartford Survived
by wife, daughter, parents, a sister, Edith
Bailey Gladstone, the wife of Ernest Gladstone (MD Umv Budapest 1909) of New
York City, and a brother, Manning Theodore Bailey of New Haven
RUSSELL LEWIS CARL BUTSCH
B A I919
Born November 20, 1897, in Tacoma,
Wash
Died February 7, 1946, in Milwaukee, Wis
Father, Lewis Butsch, a harness maker in
Rochester, Minn, and Tacoma, son of
Volantine Butsch of Rochester Mother,
Emma (Rohweder) Butsch, daughter of
John and Eliza Rohweder of Winona,
Minn
Ritzville (Wash ) High School, attended
Whitman College 1915-18 (member Phi
Delta Kappa) Entered Yale College Senior
year, oration appointment, enlisted as private U S Army Signal Corps October, 1918,
attended Radio Training School at Yale October 11 until discharged December 11,
1918
Private secretary to headmaster Mercersburg (Pa) Academy 1919-20, principal
Sprague (Wash ) High School 1920-23 and
Junior-Senior High School, Toppemsh,
Wash , 1923-26, field research worker New
York Commission on Ventilation 1927-29,
attended University of Washington summers 1921, 1924, 1925 and University of
Chicago summers 1922 and 1923 and
during the year 1926-27 (M A 1927, Ph D
1929), mstructor in education University
of Chicago 1927-29 and assistant professor
1929-30, associate professor of education
Marquette University 1930-43 and assistant
professor of psychology 1933-37, chief research statistician Stevenson, Jordan &
Harnson, Inc , management engineers, Chicago, 1943-45, director of research Rohrer,
Hibler & Replogle, psychological consultants to management, Chicago, 1945-46;
author How to Read Statistics, contributed
articles to professional journals, member
Roman Catholic church 1
Married August 29, 1926, in Seattle,
Wash, Sibylla Ann Woodward (B A Umv
Washington 1926), daughter of Chauncey
and Theresa (Klaus) Woodward No children
Death due to coronary occlusion Buried
Object Description
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1945-1950 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1945-1950 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
Description
| Title | Page 94 |
| Transcript | 94 Yale University Obituary Record '15 (cousin), James Z Gladstone, '44S (nephew) New Haven High School Scholar of the third rank and first colloquy appointment Junior year, member Medical Corps, U S Naval Unit at Yale, October i-November 21, 1918 Attended Yale School of Medicine 1919- 20, and University of Maryland School of Medicine 1920-22 (M D 1922); interne St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, 1922-23 and Hartford Isolation Hospital 1923, physician in Hartford 1923-46, specializing in dermatology since 1931, postgraduate course in dermatology and syphilology at Bellevue Hospital, New York City, 1930-31 and assistant in dermatology New York University College of Medicine, on staff Municipal Hospital, Hartford, 1926-46 (chief of medical service 1926-32, chief of dermatological service 1932-46, assistant in syphilology 1934-46) , chief of dermatological service Mt Sinai Hospital 1931-46, on medical staff Hartford Dispensary 1925-30 and chief of dermatology 1931-46, consultant in dermatology and syphilology Veterans Home, Rocky Hill, Conn, 1941-45, member medical advisory boards Hartford and Middlesex counties during World War II, chairman dermatology section Connecticut State Medical Society 1944-45, fellow New England Medical Society, New England Dermatological Society, and American Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology, diplomate Amencan Board of Dermatology, member Hartford and Hartford County Medical societies, American Medical Association, Society for Investigative Dermatology, American Jewish Gon- gress, Zionist Organization of America, Masonic "order, Sigma Alpha Mu, and Temple Beth Israel, Hartford Married June 16, 1932, in Hartford, Eva Ruth Waxman (B A Smith 1928), daughter of Samuel and Ethel (Singer) Waxman and sister of Isadore M Waxman, '29 (LLB Harvard 1932) Daughter Susan Gail Death due to acute peritonitis Buried in Beth Israel Cemetery, Hartford Survived by wife, daughter, parents, a sister, Edith Bailey Gladstone, the wife of Ernest Gladstone (MD Umv Budapest 1909) of New York City, and a brother, Manning Theodore Bailey of New Haven RUSSELL LEWIS CARL BUTSCH B A I919 Born November 20, 1897, in Tacoma, Wash Died February 7, 1946, in Milwaukee, Wis Father, Lewis Butsch, a harness maker in Rochester, Minn, and Tacoma, son of Volantine Butsch of Rochester Mother, Emma (Rohweder) Butsch, daughter of John and Eliza Rohweder of Winona, Minn Ritzville (Wash ) High School, attended Whitman College 1915-18 (member Phi Delta Kappa) Entered Yale College Senior year, oration appointment, enlisted as private U S Army Signal Corps October, 1918, attended Radio Training School at Yale October 11 until discharged December 11, 1918 Private secretary to headmaster Mercersburg (Pa) Academy 1919-20, principal Sprague (Wash ) High School 1920-23 and Junior-Senior High School, Toppemsh, Wash , 1923-26, field research worker New York Commission on Ventilation 1927-29, attended University of Washington summers 1921, 1924, 1925 and University of Chicago summers 1922 and 1923 and during the year 1926-27 (M A 1927, Ph D 1929), mstructor in education University of Chicago 1927-29 and assistant professor 1929-30, associate professor of education Marquette University 1930-43 and assistant professor of psychology 1933-37, chief research statistician Stevenson, Jordan & Harnson, Inc , management engineers, Chicago, 1943-45, director of research Rohrer, Hibler & Replogle, psychological consultants to management, Chicago, 1945-46; author How to Read Statistics, contributed articles to professional journals, member Roman Catholic church 1 Married August 29, 1926, in Seattle, Wash, Sibylla Ann Woodward (B A Umv Washington 1926), daughter of Chauncey and Theresa (Klaus) Woodward No children Death due to coronary occlusion Buried |
