Free service for Pennsylvania hospitals reported
United Press from Harrisburg June 2 notes free for fee fortissee to pay while operating meas states minedied surgical hospitals provided 979,301 days of care last year with 264409 days for uninsured patients Scranton State Hospital led with 58, Ash Jones 444 percent Haleton 29 679 Coul dale 25 076 Philipsburg 25 974 Newtl poke 2 713 Glassburg 20 978 Gonnelis ville 18 799 Locust Mountain 18 443 Shamokin 18 078 Over 73,068 persons received treatment at these hospitals and peak daily operating cost reached 40892 at Shamotein with Philipsburg at 4073. average for the ten hospitals was 3 44. Maine was Specter Moose for more than a generation Maine has had a sentir non.
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The Wrecker Dimmick Wrecks City Hotel Property
A local writer laments Mr. Dimmick the wrecker who demolishes buildings in the city warning of the Old National Hotel loss. He recalls Basdor family ownership and earlier era pleasures as changes sweep the town.
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Oldest Western Pennsylvanian Churches Observe 160th Anniversary
Washington Ha June 30 joint observances mark the 160th anniversary of the Upper Buffalo and Cross Greek Presbyterian churches, two of the oldest in the region. In 1779 Rev Joseph Smith helped organize them, and during a later pastorate the congregations nearly dissolved over the failure to raise a $365 salary.
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Corry to receive 250 from county liquor refunds
Erie county municipalities share six month liquor license refunds. Corry receives 250 dollars while Erie and others gain amounts from the state levy. Auditor General approves 1,870,097.67 to 1247 municipalities. Corry listed among recipients.
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1939 State Road Map Printed for Pennsylvania Turnpike
The 1939 official state road map for Pennsylvania has been issued with the turnpike edition. Secretary Lamont Hughes notes new features including the route from Maryland to Pittsburgh via the turnpike and the updated highway layout with sub stations, safety markers, and highway connections. Governors and department officials are named on the map. A separate item reports a girl and dog incident in Cleveland involving a theft attempt and a subsequent altercation. A Gibraltar bound voyage passenger disturbance is also noted.
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Nearby Rural Districts to Benefit by REA Program
Washington reports that REA programs will aid rural districts as farmers increasingly read daily newspapers and listen to radio, with high newspaper subscription rates cited as a sign of informed farming communities. The article notes comparisons to urban readers and underscores growing access to news and information through media channels.
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Bicycle Toll Hits New High in Pennsylvania
A Keystone Automobile Association report shows 1998 set an all time high for bicycle accidents in Pennsylvania with 36 fatalities and 1 402 injuries. The period from January to September accounted for most injuries with rural roads bearing the heaviest fatalities. Safety director Edward P Gueran cites rising bicycle usage and calls for stricter controls as the bicycle becomes a major traffic issue.
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Celebration at Celoron Park Hosts July 4th Events
Celoron Park announces a holiday program with dancing, live music by Dan Bestor and orchestra, a duck race, roller rink skating, field sports, bathing, boating, midway attractions, movie showings, and a fireworks display. The coast includes a doubleheader baseball game against Niagara Falls Rashibows and a weekend of performances and exhibits.
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Haymaking Amid Rain Delays Agricultural Work
Farmers in Tawar weet wairry, facing rain as haymaking proceeds slowly. The article notes challenges with storage, cattle, and machinery, and hints at broader agricultural concerns and stalled field work.
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