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Oct 1, 2026

Susan ThurlowGUEST
13:52
He worked alongside his father as a farm laborer until he left home.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
13:56
Now, the interesting thing is, in the 1860s, a census report shows him living in Danville, Pennsylvania, which is about 103 miles northwest of Philadelphia, and he lists his trade as a peddler, so he transitions from farm laborer to peddler.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
14:11
He's married.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
14:12
His wife is Catherine.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
15:40
They could announce their marriage in a newspaper.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
15:43
They could go to a justice of the peace.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
15:45
Now, George and Catherine's marriage was witnessed in June of 1858 in Danville, Pennsylvania, um, on a later affidavit attesting to the marriage.
Susan ThurlowGUEST
15:57
So we know that they were married, so why did he file as a single man in Kansas? This is a really interesting and kind of a complex issue.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:15
She was 93 when we lost her September 17th.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:20
She was from Danville.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:21
She was a Korean War veteran.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:25
Born in Delaware Township, Northumberland County.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:28
She was the daughter of Herman and Helen Levan, a 1951 graduate of Milton High School.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:35
She spent most of her life in the Danville area.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:38
She served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War.
Bob CordaroHOST
3:41
She worked in communications at the Pentagon and several other bases.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:29
She was 93 when we lost her September 17th.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:33
She was from Danville.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:34
She was a Korean War veteran.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:38
Born in Delaware Township, Northumberland County.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:41
She was the daughter of Herman and Helen Levan, a 1951 graduate of Milton High School.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:49
She spent most of her life in the Danville area.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:52
She served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War.
Bob CordaroHOST
24:55
She worked in communications at the Pentagon and several other bases.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:09
I am the podcast editor, Naomi Lawrence, Cooper Hospital, Rowan University.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:15
In this month's Rapid Pearl segment, focused on Mohs, cancer, and reconstruction, we have Dr. Amy Green, a Mohs surgeon at Geisinger HealthPlex in Danville, PA, doing the article summaries, and Dr. Ashley Wisong, Director of Mohs and Dermalogic Surgery at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida, providing clinical application and tips.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:44
Please don't forget that we continue to offer Beyond the Digest.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:48
a podcast covering articles focused on dermalogic surgery but outside of the Dermalogic Surgery Journal, which has now also converted to a more conversational journal club format, and At the Microscope, a quarterly publication that is topic-focused on the histopathologic content relevant to dermalogic surgery.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:09
I am the podcast editor, Naomi Lawrence, Cooper Hospital, Rowan University.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:15
In this month's spotlight podcast, focused on Mohs cancer and reconstruction, We have Dr. Amy Green, a Mohs surgeon at Geisinger HealthPlex in Danville, PA, doing the in-depth article summaries of key articles.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:33
And Dr. Ashley Weishong, director of Mohs and Dermalogic Surgery at Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida, as the senior expert editor with commentaries.
Naomi LawrenceHOST
0:45
Please don't forget that we continue to offer Beyond the Digest, a podcast covering articles focused on dermalogic surgery but outside of the Dermalogic Surgery Journal, which has now also converted to a more conversational journal club format, and At the Microscope, a quarterly publication that is topic-focused on the histopathologic content relevant to dermalogic surgery.
Patricia FogelmanGUEST
6:03
And then when I met my husband, moved to central Pennsylvania, which was a big shift from urban academic medicine with all the bells and whistles to a rural health system.
Patricia FogelmanGUEST
6:14
But I landed at Geisinger Health System in Danville and I was there for 12 years.
Patricia FogelmanGUEST
6:18
And Geisinger is a level one shop trauma academic medical center, which is an integrated platform of a very sophisticated and extensive rural health system, multiple hospitals, multiple community-based facilities as well, a big primary care network and a specialty practice network.
Patricia FogelmanGUEST
6:36
So that really landed me, I think, in a good space where my comfort level for academic medicine was still maintained, but my setting of practice was a little different.
Elizabeth Currid-HalkettGUEST
3:00
And that just did not square with my understanding of my rural American friends with the town I grew up.
Elizabeth Currid-HalkettGUEST
3:07
And I knew that Danville, Pennsylvania, where I grew up, was...
Elizabeth Currid-HalkettGUEST
3:10
You know, it wasn't necessarily emblematic of everywhere, but it did get me thinking that this was something to think about and understand what was really going on in this country.
Sandro GaleaHOST
3:20
When Americans talk about rural America, what do they often get wrong?
Doug KupasGUEST
23:06
And I did the EMS track for that in my third year.
Doug KupasGUEST
23:11
But I already was connected to the local – EMS agency in town, in Danville at the time.
Doug KupasGUEST
23:22
It was run separately from the health system.
Doug KupasGUEST
23:25
Since then, they have merged into Geisinger EMS, but it was a separate Danville ambulance service.
Doug KupasGUEST
23:31
And I did a lot of things for them from education to as soon as I graduated from residency, I was made their medical director.
Doug KupasGUEST
23:40
And so I really was connected to EMS immediately and even through residency very much.

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Doug KupasGUEST
28:54
was, um, so I, um, I finished residency at a time when our faculty was very small at that time, and people stayed forever.
Doug KupasGUEST
29:10
So there was a rare opening on the faculty at Geisinger when I— when I started and I graduated.

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