MAHONING COUNTY OHIO - BIOS: HAYES, Milton Emerson, M.D. (published 1925)
***********************************************************************
OHGENWEB NOTICE:  All distribution rights to this electronic data are
reserved by the submitter.  Reproduction or re-presentation of copyrighted
material will require the permission of the copyright owner.  The submitter
has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently
for free access.  http://www.usgwarchives.net/oh/
***********************************************************************
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by
Submitter: MRS GINA M REASONER
Email: AUPQ38A@prodigy.com
Date:  22 September 1999
***********************************************************************
 
History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume IV, page 194

        MILTON EMERSON HAYES, M.D.  Numbered among the experienced and
skillful physicians and surgeons of Mahoning County, Dr. Milton Emerson
Hayes enjoys a high professional and personal standing in his community,
and is an active force in civic matters. He was born in Butler County,
Pennsylvania, in September, 1867, a son of George Washington and Margaret
E. (Glasgow) Hayes, natives of Pennsylvania. The paternal grandparents,
William and Eliza (Williamson) Hayes, were natives of Butler County and
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, respectively, and came of Revolutionary
stock. Eliza Williamson's father served under Admiral Perry in the battle
of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. On the maternal side Doctor Hayes'
grandparents were John and Mary Glasgow, of Irish descent. For many years
George Washington Hayes was a carpenter contractor at Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, and he died in that city, in September, 1922, aged eighty-six
years. The mother survives at the age of seventy-nine years, and is living
at Youngstown.
        After leaving the grade and high schools Doctor Hayes was a student
of Smart Academy, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and then, entering Western
University of that city, took his medical training. Following the securing
of his degree Doctor Hayes began practicing his profession at Pittsburgh,
and remained there until 1899, but in that year left that city for
Youngstown, where he has since resided, and for a quarter of century has
been one of the active practitioners of Mahoning County. Of recent years he
has specialized in urinary dermatology. His offices are at 306 Home Savings
and Loan Building. In November, 1920, he was elected coroner of Mahoning
County, and is the nominee of the republican party for the same office.
During the late war he served on draft Board Number 2 of Mahoning County,
and otherwise made himself useful in local war work. Professionally he
maintains membership with the county and state medical societies. He is
unmarried. Since 1889 Doctor Hayes has been a spiritualist, and for a
number of years was librarian of the First Church Spiritualist of
Pittsburgh, which was organized in 1878, Doctor Hayes' parents being among
the organizers. Very high in Masonry, Doctor Hayes has been the recipient
of honors in the different bodies of his order, and is past master of the
Blue Lodge, past high priest of the Chapter, and he is a thirty-second
degree Scottish Rite Mason and a Shriner. He also belongs to the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, the Lions Club and the Shrine Club.

______________________________