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Author: S. J. Clarke (Publisher, 1922)

M. F. LAUTMAN, M. D.
    Dr. M. F. Lantman, physician and surgeon of Hot Springs, was born in
Meriden, Connecticut, April 18, 1890. He was reared in New Britain, that state,
and the public schools accorded him his educational opportunities until he had
mastered the high school course. He entered Yale University in 1907 and was
graduated with the class of 1911. Even as a boy he had been keenly interested in
the science of medicine and it was to this that he turned when making choice of
a life work. Having completed his college course, he became connected with the
army on the 12th of February, as a representative of the medical division, being
commissioned a first lieutenant and stationed for service at Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and also at San Antonio, Texas, where he received his discharge on
the 20th of December. He is now a captain of the Medical Reserve Corps. He was
connected with Mount Sinai Hospital of New York as interne for three years and
then opened an office in New York city, where he practiced for a time. He came
to Hot Springs as medical director of the Levi Hospital, which position he
filled for a year, and he is now serving on the hospital staff. He is also chief
of the clinic at the United States Public Health Service clinic.

    Dr. Lautman belongs to the Masonic fraternity and has attained high rank in
the order, as indicated in the fact that he is a Noble of the Mystic Shrine. He
is likewise identified with the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. His
attention and activities, however, are largely concentrated upon his
professional duties and he belongs to the Garland County Medical Society, the
Arkansas State Medical Society, the Southern Medical Association and the
American Medical Association. Through the proceedings of these bodies he is
thoroughly in touch with the advanced thought and scientific investigation of
the profession and employs the most progressive methods in his practice. Already
he has attained a most creditable position for one of his years and his future
career will be well worth watching.


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Citation:
Centennial History of Arkansas
Volume II
Chicago-Little Rock: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company
1922


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