Westfield Indiana

Biography of Ira I. Cammack

Ira I. Cammack, born on February 16, 1858, in Indiana, dedicated his career to education, serving as superintendent of schools in Kansas City. His educational journey began in rural Indiana schools, leading to degrees from Earlham College and Johns Hopkins University. After various teaching roles, he became principal and later superintendent of Kansas City schools. Cammack, a member of the Friends church and active in several educational and fraternal organizations, has remained committed to educational development throughout his life, while also engaging in community and political activities as an independent republican.

Biographical Sketch of Charles K. Teter, D. D. S.

Charles K. Teter, D. D. S., born on September 25, 1875, in Westfield, Indiana, was a distinguished professional anesthetist and oral surgeon. He completed his education at Otterbein University and Ohio Medical University. Teter served in the Spanish-American War and became chief anesthetist at St. Luke’s Hospital. He was an innovative inventor and held leadership roles in various professional associations. Married to Etta M. Bush in 1900, he had three children and was active in multiple clubs, enjoying golf and motoring in his leisure time.