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The unverified Robbins family tree in 2018 in Ancestry.com offers: "When Wendell James Philips was born on November 30, 1886, in Girardville, Pennsylvania, his father, David, was 27 and his mother, Elizabeth, was 26. He had five brothers and four sisters. He died on October 13, 1918, in Corvallis, Oregon, at the age of 31."
Wendell served as a physician in the Army's Camp Lee, Virginia in 1918. http://blogs.oregonstate.edu/scarc/2020/04/15/the-1918-19-flu-pandemic-dr-wendell-j-phillips offers:
One of OACs earliest and highest profile casualties of the 1918-19 pandemic was Dr. Wendell James Phillips, who was OACs first college physician and head of the Student Health Service. He died in late October 1918 while on leave from OAC serving as a military physician one of two OAC faculty casualties of World War I. Dr. Phillips came to OAC in Fall 1916 to inaugurate the colleges health service.
Phillips was born on November 30, 1886 in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, north of Harrisburg. He earned his undergraduate degree at Louisiana State University in 1911, where he played football and basketball. Phillips received his medical degree from the Jefferson Medical College of the Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia in June 1915. He then served as a resident physician at Philadelphias St. Agnes Hospital. Phillips married Ruth Haas in August 1916, just prior to moving to Corvallis.
When Phillips arrived at OAC in early September 1916, he was charged with outfitting the new the Student Health Service, which consisted of a clinic in the mens gymnasium. His work with establishing OACs health service was widely reported in Portland and other Oregon newspapers. The new health service quickly outgrew its original space and ultimately relocated to what is now the Hattie Redmond Women and Gender Center. Over the next eighteen month Phillips laid the groundwork for the robust health service that has served OSU for more than 100 years.
Phillips was highly regarded by faculty and students. He was a faculty member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Phillips also served as the medical advisor for the colleges athletics teams and was a charter member of the colleges chapter of Sigma Delta Psi, a national athletic honorary fraternity. He undertook specialized training in the summer of 1917 to become an ear, nose and throat specialist. Within the local community, Phillips led a league of church-affiliated basketball teams during the winter of 1918. As the college physician, he prepared a bulletin on hygiene that included treatments for colds, poison oak, and other common illnesses suffered by college students.
In April 1918, Phillips took a leave of absence from OAC when he was ordered to report for military service in the U.S. Army as part of the war effort. On the eve of his departure from Corvallis, Phillips and another local physician who was also entering the Army were honored at a banquet at the Hotel Julian. Phillips entered the Army Medical Corps and was commissioned as a 1st Lieutenant and trained at the Armys Medical School at Camp Lee, Virginia. He was awaiting orders to be sent to France when he contracted influenza, and passed away from the resulting pneumonia on October 13, 1918 at the camps base hospital, just a few weeks short of his 32nd birthday. He was interred in the Union Cemetery in his hometown of Selinsgrove on October 16.
Phillips was highly lauded after his death. His obituary in the Corvallis Gazette-Times described him as untiring, reporting that he had seen more than 4,000 patients between January and April 1918. The January 1919 OAC Alumnuscharacterized Phillips as "naturally full of energy," one who "never seemed to tire," and who was "always ready to answer a call at any time of the night as well as the day." The colleges 1918-20 biennial report section on the college in the world war noted Phillips passing:
"As College Physician he touched the lives of all students, and by his sympathetic interest and untiring energy made his professional influence felt throughout the institution. Technically competent and personally accomplished, he inspired confidence and friendship among both faculty and students, all of whom were deeply grieved by his untimely death."
Phillips was honored as an Oregon State Gold Star member those Oregon Staters who gave their life during WWI and to whom the Memorial Union is dedicated. When Oregon States new Student Health Service building (now Plageman Hall) opened in 1936, the State Board of Higher Education approved the placement of a bronze plaque in Phillips honor in the vestibule of the building. The plaque was provided by his widow, Ruth Phillips.
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[7572] Blanch stayed with her parents, caring for them until they died; then she moved to Akron, OH and resided with her sister, Florence. She often visited the home of Albert and Martha (Briner) Myers in Akron.
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[48880] Mildred is from the unverified file GS6T-KJ7 in 2021 in familysearch.org which states she is daughter of Harry Norman Stewart (1871-1908) & Mary Jane Galbraith (1879-1953; m. 25 July 1904 in Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., NY).
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[14133] From http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/northumberland/bios2/f320345.txt in 2015: "ABSALOM ZIEGLER, son of Andrew, was born Jan. 12, 1849, below Dalmatia, in Lower Mahanoy township, this county, and in his seventeenth year began to learn the trade of stonemason in his native county. His parents moved to Herndon at that time and there he still resides. He followed his trade until 1907, when he became proprietor of the "Hotel Parrish," in that borough, the owner of the property being his nephew, S. H. McKinny, burgess of Sunbury. Mr. Ziegler has been twice married. His first marriage, which took place in 1875, was to Maria Rebuck, daughter of Isaac Rebuck. She died in 1891, aged thirty-nine years, the mother of children as follows: Isaac I., Lizzie M., Edward, and Alfred N. and Henry B., twins. In 1904 Mr. Ziegler married (second) Malicca Ermogast Willard, widow of Daniel Willard, of Northumberland county, by whom she had three children: Annie, Edward and Milton. The Zieglers are members of the Reformed Church."