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| I. | Papers | |||
| A. | Letters (1927-1973): 25 items; letters (1927) of recommendation for Dr. Givner from MUSC faculty and Roper Hospital staff including transcript of his medical school classes and grades; re. admittance to Medical Society of South Carolina (1927) and New York Academy of Science (1937); request to present paper at American College of Surgeons meeting (1957); letter offering position as part time Assoc. Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at School of Medicine and Post Graduate Medical School, NYU (1961); re. appointment as Courtesy Staff at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital (1963); re. appointment to Oxford Ophthalmologic Congress (1965), re. appointment as Attending in Ophthalmology (1967) and Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology (1969) at New York University Medical Center; re. appointment as Honorary Assoc. Surgeon at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary; re. Honorary Member status with Pan-American Assoc. of Ophthalmology; re. appointment as life member of Medical Society of New York (1973) |
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| B. | Photographs (1916-1968): 5 items; Givner with Brith Sholom Men and Boy’s Choir (print of 1916 image); portrait of Charleston teacher, Henrietta Givner, ca. 1940s; Dr. Givner at Chicago medical conference, ca. 1951; portrait of Dr. Givner in his office, ca. 1940s-50s; Dr. and Mrs. Givner, 1968. |
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| C. | Certificates (1928-1976): 16 items; include certificates of membership, achievement or recognition from: County Clerk’s Office of New York, American Board of Ophthalmology, American College of Surgeons, New York Diabetes Association, The Reading (PA) Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Society, Pan American Assoc. of Ophthalmology, American Physicians Fellowship, Inc. for the Israel Medical Association, Medical University of South Carolina, Fifty Year Club of American Medicine, American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology and United Medical Service Inc. (several are photocopies of plaques that were returned to donor) |
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| D. | South Carolina License to Practice Medicine and Surgery (1926): "Duplicate License" typed at top of certificate; original signatures of State Board of Medical Examiners; certificate has been affixed to cardboard. |
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| E. | Biographical information: three page biography (typescript) of Isadore Givner written by daughter, Barbara Givner Goodman, ca 1998; photocopies of letters written by Givner’s daughters which contain biographical information, ca. 1998; clipping (obituary) re. death of Henrietta Givner, 1946 |
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| II. | Publications re. Isadore Givner | |||
| A. | Poem, "Dr. Isadore Givner": written by Jerry Nussbaum; no date; typed in the outline of a Star of David. |
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| B. | "Notable New Yorkers" (1942): photocopies of title page and page naming Givner as a notable New Yorker, with photograph. |
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| C. | Yearbook, "The Comet" (1922): College of Charleston annual from Isadore Givner’s junior year; he is pictured on page 36; on pages 58-60 is a description and photograph of the Gyro Literary Fraternity of which Givner was a member; on page 60 he is cited as the winner of the 1922 Bingham Oratorical Contest for his address, "America’s Need"; Givner is pictured as a member of student council on page 62 and a member of Alpha Phi Epsilon, page 74; as a member of the cross country team, page 86, relay team page 87, as a letterman in track, page 104 |
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| III. | Publications by Isadore Givner (1938-1945):
most are pamphlets reprinted from the Archives of Ophthalmology by
the American Medical Association:
-"Magnesium Content of Capsulated Lenses by: A Review of Its Probable Import; Preliminary Report" by Givner and Catherine F. Gannon, MA, June 1938 -"Episcleral Ganglion Cells" by Givner, July 1939 -"Benign Melanoma of the Ciliary Body" by Givner, Aug. 1940 -"Diplobacillus of Petit in Corneal Ulceration: Report of Three Cases" by Givner, Alfred J. Elliot, and Webb P. Chamberlain, Feb. 1941 -"Stevens-Johnson Disease with Complete Visual Recovery" by Givner and Harry Ageloff, Sept. 1941 -"The Parent’s Responsibility in the Detection and Treatment of Crossed Eyes" by Givner, Dec. 1942 -"Cyclic Oculomotor Paralysis (Spasmus Mobilis Oculomotorius)" by Givner and Otto Lowenstein, Nov. 1942 -"Bilateral Uveitis, Poliosis and Reginal Detachment with Recovery" by Givner, Sept. 1943 -"Pupillary Reflex to Darkness" by Givner and Otto Lowenstein, Nov. 1943 -"Juvenile Amaurotic Familial Idiocy: Its Ocular Pathology" by Givner and Leon Roizin, July 1944 -"Clinical Studies in Angiospasm" by Givner, Dec. 1944 -"Melanoma of the Skin with Intraocular and Orbital Metastases: Report of a Case" by Givner and James R. Lisa, Nov-Dec. 1945 |
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| IV. | Isadore Givner’s medicine bag (ca. 1930s): 11"long x 4" wide; leather pill case with metal zipper; inside are eight glass bottles (room or ten), each secured in metal holder; several glass bottles have paper labels (handwritten or typed) with names of pills they once contained. |
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| V. | Scrapbook (1903-1953): re. the life of Isadore Givner; majority compiled by sister, Lillian Givner; contains photographs of Givner as an infant, in grammar school, as a high school student, etc (all formal portraits); ephemera includes Martha Barbe and Isadore Givner’s wedding invitation, programs from commencement exercises at High School of Charleston (1919) and College of Charleston (1925), from College of Charleston Annual Oratorical Contest (1922), from B’nai B’rith Vaudeville show (Dan Lodge No. 593); high school and college report cards; Givner’s business card for his NY medical practice; matriculation card from SC State Board of Medical Examiners (1926), programs from ophthalmologic conferences; professional letters of appointment, recommendation and congratulations re. Givner’s medical career; letter from Givner re. his views on the American Council for Judaism; newspaper articles re. accomplishments (both academic honors and medical achievements), various professional appointments, his engagement, the birth of his first child, etc.; scrapbook is fragile; researchers should use photocopy |
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| VI. | Oversize Material:
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