ROBERT M. STUMP
History of Arizona, page 47

Dr. Robert M. Stump, who located in Winslow in 1928 has gained 
recognition as a capable and trustworthy physician and is 
enjoying a steadily increasing practice.

He was born in Falls City ,Nebraska, on the 30th day of May 
1902 and is a son of Clem and Abbie (Melvin) Stump, of whose 
nine children he is the seventh in order of birth. One of his 
older brothers, F.M. Stump is a practicing physician in northern 
California. His father left Nebraska in 1908 and took his family 
to Phoenix Arizona where he is now living retired.

Robert M. received his early education in the grade and high 
schools of Phoenix after which he entered Pacific Union College 
at San Francisco from which he was graduated with the degree of 
Bachelor of Arts. He spent two years in the College of Medical 
Evangelists at San Bernardino and two years in the Los Angeles 
branch in that college from which he was graduated in 1927. He 
served one year as intern in the White Memorial Hospital in 
Los Angeles completing his service there on June 30, 1928. He 
passed the National Board examination over a period of three 
years, the last year of which was in the clinic in the Los 
Angeles General Hospital and the City Health Office. He entered 
the practice of his profession in the Sante Fe Railroad 
Hospital in Los Angeles and in 1928 came to Winslow as local 
surgeon for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad which 
position he still holds.  On July 1 he was made first 
lieutenant of the R.O.T. Corps. The Doctor has a nicely 
furnished and well equipped office.

Dr. Stump married Mabel Chapman and they are the parents of a 
daughter, Abbie Joyce. His religious connection is with the 
Seventh Day Adventist Church. He belongs to the Winslow Rotary 
Club and is a member of the Navajo-Apache Counties Medical 
Society, the Arizona State Medical Society and is a Fellow of 
the American Medical Association.


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