Claude Abner Searcy graduated from the University of Texas School of Medicine in Galveston, Texas in 1904; He was a member of the State Medical Association of Texas.
In April, 1920, Dr. Claude A. Searcy was elected vice president American Medical Association in Bryan, Texas,
In October 1924, Dr. Claude A. Searcy, Bryan, was appointed health officer of Bryan, Texas to succeed Dr. John W. Black.
In April, 1920, Dr. Claude A. Searcy was elected vice president American Medical Association in Bryan, Texas,
In October 1924, Dr. Claude A. Searcy, Bryan, was appointed health officer of Bryan, Texas to succeed Dr. John W. Black.
Claude Abner Searcy graduated from the University of Texas School of Medicine in Galveston, Texas in 1904; He was a member of the State Medical Association of Texas.
In April, 1920, Dr. Claude A. Searcy was elected vice president American Medical Association in Bryan, Texas,
In October 1924, Dr. Claude A. Searcy, Bryan, was appointed health officer of Bryan, Texas to succeed Dr. John W. Black.
In April, 1920, Dr. Claude A. Searcy was elected vice president American Medical Association in Bryan, Texas,
In October 1924, Dr. Claude A. Searcy, Bryan, was appointed health officer of Bryan, Texas to succeed Dr. John W. Black.
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