Crippled Children's Hospital Marks Second Anniversary
The State Hospital for Crippled Children in Elizabethtown marks its second anniversary under the State Department of Health. Opened March 21, 1980 with 23 patients, it reached 100 by October and since then has admitted 311 and discharged 212. Today 99 remain with 106 on a county-reviewed waiting list. 57 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties have used its facilities.
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Mayeh
State Hospital For Crippled Children
Elizabethtown
State Department of Health
Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania
Andsician
Liquor Charge Against Talmage Hotel Proprietor
County Detective Weller pressed liquor-law violations Friday against L F Fras lick owner of the Talmage hotel before Alderman Burk hart. Fralick’s raid tied to earlier arrests of Clarrison Bare and Charles Felker. Bare home and the hotel raided March 1 yielded beer and porter.
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L. F. Fraslick
Talmage Hotel
Burkhart
Clarrison Bare
Brownstown
Charles Felker
Talmage
Iva Frey
Fralick
Reading visitors greet Peter Kelley on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mohn Margar et Mohn and numerous Reading residents visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelley on Sunday. The group included Nathan Mohn family Peggy, Elmer Butter, Russel Stoudt, Robert Hinkel with Marry Ann and Bobby, Mayme Leib, Henry Leib, and Frank Derolf with Betty Jane of Lebanon.
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Harry Mohn
Margaret Mohn
Nathan Mohn
Peggy
Fleetwood
Elmer Butter
Russel Stoudt
Robert Hinkel
Ann
Bobby
Mayme Leib
Henry
Leib
Reading
Frank Derolf
Betty Jane
Lebanon
Peter Kelley
Lititz High In Music Fest At Manor Township High
The Lititz High School Band orchestra junior band and vocal groups join the second annual music fest at Manor Township High School Neffsville. More than 2400 county students participate and about 1200 attend per day. Prof M C Demmy supervising principal leads the Lititz Band after last year's hit.
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Lititz
Manor Township
Neffsville
M. C. Demmy
Religion and Science Reflect on Ordered Reality
The text cites Einstein asserting that all work rests on belief in an ordered, comprehensive universe revealed in nature. It frames religious feeling as humble amazement before the order seen in reality, acknowledging human intellect as limited.
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Einstein
Water Pressure Causes Break in Obsolete Pipe
The water main rupture caused a powerful expansion at the moment of the line split. Estimates place the force at no less than 30,000 pounds per square inch. The event produced shattered tubes and damage to nearby bridges and urban structures.
Easter Festival Lights Lititz With Joyful Services
The town celebrates Easter with beautiful church services and a return of former residents. Downtown is a flower garden, residents carry plants, and Easter music fills the air on radio broadcasts.
Fragmentary radio notes on politics and sports opinions
The fragment mentions Memorial Day plans, a possible Gettysburg visit, Japan and Shanghai, a forthcoming presidential campaign, a straw vote by radio, the Phillies finishing fourth, Babe Herman with the Reds, irritation at announcers, and Abyssinia next week.
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Gettysburg
Japan
Shanghai
Phillies
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Reds
Abyssinia
Record-Setting steer dressing at Convention Hall
J Lloyd Hollinger of Ez Petersburg dressed a steer in 8 minutes 89 and 25 seconds to establish a new world record in front of TOO spectators. He later dressed four steers in 35 minutes 46 and 25 seconds, breaking the previous record of 37 minutes 4 and 25 seconds for four steers set by a Lancaster official.
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Convention Hall
J. Lloyd Hollinger
Ez Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Fred Parise
Harrisburg
Hollinger
Lancaster
Hollinger Wins Livestock Contest at Exchange Show
Hollinger easily defeated William Budesheim of York in a livestock contest at the exchange, with both entrants required to dress four animals.
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Hollinger
William Budesheim
York
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