127 West Church Street
Researched and written by Ruth Ann Montgomery
"...After graduating from high school, John attended the University of Wisconsin. In the summer of 1938, he went to work in a hospital in Fort Totten, North Dakota and then returned to his home in Evansville for a brief visit. He then went to Cincinnati to attend medical school. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati Medical School in 1941, he moved to Madison, where he worked as a physician, associated with St. Mary's Hospital and later with Central Wisconsin Center for the developmentally disabled. He married Ruth Nee and they had six children..."
Researched and written by Ruth Ann Montgomery
"...After graduating from high school, John attended the University of Wisconsin. In the summer of 1938, he went to work in a hospital in Fort Totten, North Dakota and then returned to his home in Evansville for a brief visit. He then went to Cincinnati to attend medical school. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati Medical School in 1941, he moved to Madison, where he worked as a physician, associated with St. Mary's Hospital and later with Central Wisconsin Center for the developmentally disabled. He married Ruth Nee and they had six children..."
127 West Church Street
Researched and written by Ruth Ann Montgomery
"...After graduating from high school, John attended the University of Wisconsin. In the summer of 1938, he went to work in a hospital in Fort Totten, North Dakota and then returned to his home in Evansville for a brief visit. He then went to Cincinnati to attend medical school. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati Medical School in 1941, he moved to Madison, where he worked as a physician, associated with St. Mary's Hospital and later with Central Wisconsin Center for the developmentally disabled. He married Ruth Nee and they had six children..."
Researched and written by Ruth Ann Montgomery
"...After graduating from high school, John attended the University of Wisconsin. In the summer of 1938, he went to work in a hospital in Fort Totten, North Dakota and then returned to his home in Evansville for a brief visit. He then went to Cincinnati to attend medical school. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati Medical School in 1941, he moved to Madison, where he worked as a physician, associated with St. Mary's Hospital and later with Central Wisconsin Center for the developmentally disabled. He married Ruth Nee and they had six children..."
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