Multnomah County OR Archives Biographies.....Staub, M. D. , Raymond R. 1895 - 
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Source: History of the Columbia River Valley From The Dalles to the Sea, Vol. III, Published 1928, Pages 171-172
Author: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company

     Dr. RAYMOND R. STAUB is one of Portland's native sons who has wisely 
engaged in business here and has been rewarded with well merited success. He 
is building up a large practice in medicine and surgery and is regarded as one 
of this city's able and dependable physicians. Dr. Staub was born in Portland 
in 1895 and is a son of Rev. John J. and Mitta (Wands) Staub. His father was 
born in Zurich, Switzerland, and there obtained a good education, graduating 
from the University of Lucerne, in which he majored in languages. He has been 
a resident of Portland for forty-five years and during the past thirty-six 
years has served as pastor of the Sunnyside Congregational church, probably 
the longest continuous pastorate west of the Mississippi river. His wife was 
born, reared and educated in Oakland, California, and her marriage to Rev. 
Staub occurred there. Dr. Staub's brother, Howard P. Staub, is a graduate of 
the medical school of the University of Oregon, served his interneship in the 
Multnomah County hospital and is now attending the Henry Ford Hospital, after 
which he will be associated with his brother in the practice in Portland.

     Raymond R. Staub received his elementary education in the public and high 
schools of Portland, after which he matriculated in the medical school of the 
University of Oregon and was graduated with the degree of Doctor of Medicine 
in 1920. He attended the Mayo Clinic, at Rochester, Minnesota, during the 
summers of 1920 and 1921, doing postgraduate work. In 1920 he entered upon the 
practice of his profession in Portland, having nicely furnished and well 
equipped offices in the Selling building, and conducts a general practice in 
medicine and surgery. He is president of the medical staff of the Portland 
Sanitarium and is a member of the Portland Academy of Medicine and the 
Multnomah County Medical Society.

     Dr. Staub was united in marriage to Miss Josie Pearl Rosbraugh, who was 
born in Toronto, Canada, and completed her education in the University of 
British Columbia. Dr. and Mrs. Staub have two children, Maurine, now four and 
a half years old, and Raymond, Jr., one and a half years. Dr. Staub is a Mason 
and an Elk. He possesses a splendid personality, easily makes friends and is 
held in high regard by all who know him.

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