Doctor Emery Keeps Care Personal and Prices Low in Yoncalla
In Yoncalla Oregon Dr Lydia Emery a physician since World War II runs a home kitchen practice charging $1 for visits and $2 for house calls. She treats children with long visits and often forgives fees, giving profits away to local charities while traveling to homes of shut-ins when needed.
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Tom Tiede Yoncalla
Ore
Lydia Emery
Americas
Blue Cross
Dr. Emery
M.D
Iowa
Share ‘Tere
Navy
Emer
Yoncalla
Ready
Emery
Eri
Grandma
Denton Cooley
Flag Day reflections on history and patriotism in Delaware County
A historical réflexion traces Flag Day origins from the 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes to its designation as a national holiday in 1950. It notes battles, protests, and salutes, emphasizing that patriotism means striving for a righteous and strong country.
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Delaware County
Congress
Brandywine
Chadds Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Yeadon
William Kerr
Middletown
Who Warden Rapone Is In A Delaware Prison Letter
A prisoner challenges Warden Rapone over lack of response to requests and questions his medical and food provisions. He cites a $385000 medical services figure and a $250000 food figure, claims inadequate care, and alleges opened legal mail and constitutional rights concerns. He asks, Who is Warden Rapone? and requests clarity from the Times.
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Warden Rapone
the Times
Delaware County Prison
Rapone
PennDOT approves school entrance traffic signal in Springfield
After 17 years the state grants approval for a traffic signal at the E. T. Richardson Middle School entrance in Springfield. Community leaders, the school board, administrators, teachers, parents, and 2,000 residents praised the decision as proof that persistent effort can move government, even if slowly.
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Penndot
E. T. Richardson
Springfield
Home and School Association
Chester Times timeline notes field sale and school events
Smedley Field may be sold and Chester High School athletic fields moved as the Chester School Board weighs location changes. Reports recall 7 and 10 year anniversaries, prize contests, and local sports history, including William Ward lobbying in Congress for post office carrier pay and past Ross baseball fame with Ham Sutton’s battery.
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New Mills
William Ward
Chester
Congress
Roach
South Chester
Ross
Ham Sutton
Ellwood Hannum
Jess Lambert
Upland
Sutton
Clarence Cain
Thomas Hargreaves
John News
John Taylor
James Glennan
William Johnson
James McGraw
Samuel T. Kitts
William Russell
Media
Smedley
Chester High School
William Schmidt
Broomall’s
Market Streets
Clarence D. Smedley
Tuscarora Tribe
Order of Red Men
William Davis
Crum Lynne
Resurfacing roads now can save later
Francis C. Turner argues resurfacing Pennsylvania roads now reduces future reconstruction costs. A Road Information Program report estimates every dollar spent on renewal saves about $3.50, with 26,400 miles needing resurfacing and potential costs rising toward $13 billion in eight years. Turner, former Federal Highway Administrator, notes rising traffic and speeds the case for timely maintenance.
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Francis C. Turner
Pennsylvania
Road Information Program
Keystone State
Federal Highway
The
Washington, D.C
Atheist calls to remove In God We Trust from currency
A churchgoer at St. Joe's Aston decries Madeline O'Hare and calls for leaving national symbols untouched. The letter argues Americans should resist efforts to erase religion from public life and asserts the nation is defined by faith.
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Madeline O’hare
St. Joe’s
Aston
Russia
Almanac notes June 14 1979 history and birthdays
UPI almanac for June 14 1979 lists Flag Day as today with Mercury Jupiter Saturn visible in evening sky and Venus Mars in morning sky. Notable events include U S Army founding in 1775 and Star and Stripes becoming national flag in 1777 plus McCarthy’s 1951 charge and Watergate testimony in 1973. Miguel de Cervantes quote closes the page.
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UPI
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Gemini
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Gene Barry
U.S. Army
Congress
Star and Stripes
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Defense
George Marshall
Josef Stalin
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Dean
Miguel de Cervantes
Concert and church organs weigh up to 150 tons
Concert and church organs may weigh as much as 150 tons and have from 10 000 to more than 27 000 pipes. Pipes range from three eighths of an inch to 64 feet in length, illustrating the vast scale and mechanical complexity of these instruments.
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Tae
Ivery
Divi
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Almanac
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