Papers, 1902-1958.

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Papers, 1902-1958.

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The collection contains materials related to Hummons' professional and community activities. Included are congratulatory telegrams and his funeral program; newspaper clippings; a commemorative 50th anniversary booklet for the Knoxville College class of 1896; and materials from the Hoosier State Medical Association, the Indiana State Medical Association, the Indianapolis Medical Society and the Senate Avenue YMCA. Also included are four photos of Hummons, stored in Visual Collections SC2317.

4 folders.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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Indiana Historical Society Library

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Hoosier State Medical Association

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Hummons, H. L. (Henry Lytle), 1873-1956.

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A native of Lexington, Ky., Hummons graduated from Knoxville College in 1896. He attended Indianapolis Medical School, and began his practice in Indianapolis. He was instrumental in founding a free tuberculosis clinic in Indianapolis in 1919, helped to establish the Senate Avenue YMCA, and is credited as an organizer of the Witherspoon Presbyterian Church. Hummons was active in many medical and community associations. From the description of Papers, 1902-1958. (Indiana Historical Soc...

Senate Avenue YMCA (Indianapolis, Ind.)

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Knoxville College

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Knoxville College was founded in 1875 by the Board of Freedmen's Mission of the United Presbyterian Church as a normal school for the training of teachers; designated a college in 1877; between 1902 an 1912 the state of Tennessee contributed to the financial support of the college's agricultural and mechanical departments; in 1997 the college was reorganized under new leadership and the "new" Knoxville College strengthened its historic relationship with the Presbyterian Church (USA) and has rene...

Indianapolis Medical Society.

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