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Record HereMarch may have come in like a: lamb Thursday, as far as the weather was concerned, but il entered like a roanng lion in the ma- lernily department of the Washing-, ton County Hospital.No fewer than 16 babies, including a pair of twins, were born at. the hospital Thursday, more than'1 three limes the'average daily number of new arrivals.Five infants a day are born, on. the average, and yesterday’s figure! of 16 was the largest daily total in' the memory of anyone on the hos-! pital staff.Mrs. RcbertV Lealherman, Hagerstown Route 2. wbs the woman' vho became the mother of twins,' both of them girls. IOther couples whose babies were, born during the record breaking 24-' hour period were: Mr. and Mrs.' Richard M. Ebcrsole. Williamsport! Route 1, girl. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gordon, Merccrsburg, Route 1, girl. Mr. and Mrs. John: K. Pearl, 702 South Potomac Street,; boy. Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. Moon, 426 Jefferson Street, boy,Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bare, 861 Virginia Avenue, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Stotllemyer, Boons-boro Route 2. boy, Mr. and Mrs.' Harold L. Lamp, Williamsport Route 1, girl. 1Mr. and Mrs. Isaac F. Barthe-
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Morning Herald
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Sat, Mar 03, 1956
Page 11
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