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History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume III, page 348-349

	MORRIS C. TUHOLSKE, M.D.  Since getting successfully established in his 
profession at Akron, Doctor Tuholske has accepted a number of those 
opportunities open to the able physician for social welfare work, and has 
served the community with a degree of skill and courage that has made him 
an invaluable citizen.
	He was born in Troy, New York, June 12, 1879, but in the same year his 
parents, David and Hulda (Himmelweit) Tuholske, moved to Akron. His father 
is now living retired in Brooklyn, New York, but the mother died in July, 
1921. Both parents were born in Germany, the father in 1846, came to the 
United States when young people, and David became a cigar manufacturer in 
Troy and afterward in Akron. He is a democrat and a member of the Reformed 
Jewish faith.
	Morris C. Tuholske grew up in Akron, attending public schools there, and 
took his pre-medical course in Buchtel College. He was graduated Doctor of 
Medicine in 1903 from Washington University of St. Louis, and remained in 
that city ten years, serving his internship in the City Hospital and the 
St. Louis Female Hospital, and while engaged in private practice was also 
connected with the St. Louis City Dispensary and the Tuberculosis Clinic. 
Moving to Akron in 1913, Doctor Tuholske has since attended a general 
practice, but largely his work is gynecology and diseases of the chest. For 
three years he acted as medical inspector of the public schools of Akron, 
and in that capacity instituted the Open Air schools. He is secretary of 
the Summit County, Ohio State and American Medical associations.
	Doctor Tuholske is affiliated with Akron Lodge, No. 363, Benevolent and 
Protective Order of Elks; Henry Perkins Lodge, No. 611, Free and Accepted 
Masons; Washington Chapter, No. 25, Royal Arch Masons; Akron Council, No. 
80, Royal and Select Masters, and the Rosemont Country Club, golf being his 
favorite recreation. He is past president and has been representative to 
the Grand Lodge from Akron Lodge, No. 719, of the Independent Order B'nai 
B'rith. He is also active in the Akron Hebrew Congregation, Temple Israel, 
and all Jewish welfare work. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce.
	Doctor Tuholske married at Wheeling, West Virginia, Hulda Schwalb, who was 
born and reared at Wheeling, daughter of Louis and Mary Schwalb, the latter 
now deceased. The father, who is living retired at Akron, was for many 
years in the wholesale liquor business at Wheeling. Mrs. Tuholske is 
prominent in both social and musical circles at Akron. They have one son, 
Robert Julius Tuholske.

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