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Paying For Treatments At Easter Seal Center Showed Formally Democratic Access
The Easter Seal Treatment Center reports that funding trends favor formality of pay what you can and free treatment for those unable to pay. January treatments totaled 50.2 percent funded by Easter Seal money, with 41 children and 8 adults in current caseload and 12 awaiting start. Treatments span articulation issues, cerebral palsy, cleft palate, and other disabilities, with referrals from 28 doctors. Also: 25 drivers tests passed at the State Armory and hospital admissions updates for Annie War Weldon and Warner Hospital.
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Thesehildren
Miss Champney
Jesser
Ford
Grayson Palmer
Charles E. Beatty
Maryland Society For
Clary
West Patrick
Easter Seal
Frederick
Thurmont
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Keymar
Westminster
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Woodbine
Buckeystown
Brunswick
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Paramount
Battesville
Gaithersburg
Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners
State Armory
Theodore Vincent Davis
Water Street
Preston Lee Shark
South Market Street
James Clyde Bryant II
RFD
Jean Marie Moore
Allan Marcel Creed
Francie Scott Key Hotel
Harry Jr
Amos Alex- David
Kinna
South Jeffersonlander
Rippeon
Acanis Street
Walter Smith
Wayne Edward Speak
Dickerson
Janeytown
James Nestor
Richard Blaine Stull
Imitsburg
Ronald Rosenwald Jr
Dorothy Newcomer Ohler
RFD 2
Bernard Peters
Florence Esther War
Paul Sanders
Emfield
Boyds
Sylvester Keeler Coomitsburg
Knoxville
Joseph Elwood
Warner Hospital
Birlles
Stover
New Midway
Richard Way
Warrier Hospital
Fleagle
RED 2
Susan Jemime Daugherty
Emmits
Russell Williar
Thurmontburg
Ruth Ann Roberson
Waynesboro
Ostown
Richard Burton Duvall
Dam-jpital
Dorothy
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Ralph William’ Stonesiter'm. Willard
Chris