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Barbara Arnold 
01/08/09

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Absolutely, Dr. John (what my family called him), and Dr Keene Ludden were household names in both Ed's and my families.  I believe the clinic was on Woodin in Oak Cliff.  Old Dr. Baker delivered three including me of my mother's babies.
Does anyone remember penicillen shots and sticks of Juicy Fruit gum?  He never made any housecalls to our house, but never refused to see anyone of us, no matter the hour.  (Seems to me the old method of doctoring was better.  We never ran around with runny noses.  A round of his shots, usually at least two and you were well.  Of course most of us at time got to stay home with Mom, not at daycare all day.)   Lucky, weren't we?
As Richard said, Dr. Baker's son became a dentist.  Dr Ludden's daughter, Linda, is a psychiatrist in Rockwall.  Small world. 

Linda P 
01/08/09

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Toni - Yes, I remember seeing the place where the old Chester Clinic was.  I remember us commenting on it, too.  I need to look at the picture again, though.  One of the things I was most surprised at was the way the Veterans' Hospital was expanded.  It looked nothing like I remembered.

RW 
01/08/09

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Linda P, If Elvis was at my house I didn't see him.  should I check the guest book at the Cherry pit ? Or was he entertaining??

Richard Nance 
01/08/09

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Jack, I don't think Dr. Baker's son was a "Jr", so it might be one is the son...but, I'd guess his age around late 60's or into the 70's (if memory serves,(which it does less & less). 

Ronney McKee Email
01/08/09

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Happy Old Age, Sally and Mike. I beat both of you to the Geezer Years.

Toni Rogers Jones 
01/08/09

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Happy Birthday, Sally & Mike..... hope you both are enjoying your special day! 
 
SNL, I remember Howard McAfee so well from Mr. Kallstrom's class.  He always tried his magic tricks on me! 
 
Susan, I heard about that website on the radio.  Looks like it would be a great incentive builder.  I think I'm going to give it a try!
 
Wasn't Dr. Baker/Luden somewhere off of Jefferson or Zang Blvd?  Ada, I went to Dr./Mrs. Chester.  If you looked at the picture album I brought to a mini reunion, you would have seen what the Chester Clinic is today!  Sandy McM, do you remember.  Seems like it was some sort of mom and pop grocery store or some government office.  Linda P, do you remember?

Jack Hawkins 
01/08/09

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Happy Birthday Sally and Mike!! Hope to see you both at the next get-together.

Richard, I have two Dr. Bakers as customers. David Baker and Richard Baker (not related). Is either of those your doctor's son??

JAda 
01/08/09

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I went to a female Dr. Chester at Chester Clinic.  And of course we can't forget the wonderful dentist, Dr. Hamby. 

Richard Nance 
01/08/09

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Linda P., Dr. John must have had lots of experience treating impetigo; he treated me for it (on my leg as well), around the 4th-5th grade I think.....it still looks like a bullet went through my leg (I'd make that claim but JD would know the difference).

Susan Sunde 
01/08/09

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http://www.weightview.com/new/

Hey everyone!  I heard about this on the radio this morning.  You upload a photo of yourself and it shows you what you will look like if you lose 30 to 40 pounds!  I haven't done it yet, but the DJ said it works!  It might be a good incentive to get those Christmas pounds off!

Shortcake Reynolds 
01/08/09

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Happy Birthday Sally and Mike - hope both of you have a really great day - at least the weather is going your way around this area!      

Linda P 
01/08/09

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I saw Elvis this morning in Duncanville -- he had just come from a gig at the cherry pit or RW's!

Happy birthday to Sally and Mike -- hope that your day is as sunny as ours is here in Dallas County.

Richard -- I think that I took my oldest daughter to Dr. Baker (very very round at that time) when she had impetigo on her leg.  Seems like the clinic was in the middle of Oak Cliff (somewhere). I did go to Chester Clinic, but don't remember the doctor -- were there doctors there other than Dr. Chester?  What's sad is that sometimes, I would like to ask my parents questions about my childhood and they are no longer living, and I don't have siblings to ask.  Right now, I'd be calling my mother to ask her questions about Chester Clinic and Dr. Baker. 

Richard Nance 
01/08/09

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SNL, I spotted Elvis this morning.

Happy Birthday Sally & Mike.

SNL 
01/08/09

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A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Sally Taylor & Mike Dunn!!   

Mike- I'm sure today will find you in some foreign country & probably at the airport!!  Take care of yourself & PLEASE come see us in the spring at our next mini!!!

Sally - Remember Mr. Wadill's Sr English class?  He was a great teacher & we had some very interesting personalities in that class.  You sat over next to the windows & I was about one row from the the other wall.  We had Robert Dean, Steve Gray, Ann Scott, Virginia Macon, the every articulate Howard McAfee, and I believe we had both Barbara Williams in the class.  Also, I think David White sat in front of you.  May you enjoy the day & have many many more!!!

It's also Elvis' b-day today...would have been 74!  

Sandy Mc 
01/08/09

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Richard, same doctors we went to growing up.  I can't remember the name of the street they were on.  I know it was called Baker Clinic.  We called him Dr. Baker, Dr. John.  He was a giant of a man.  Most of the time we would see Dr. Luden.  I remember the house calls.  That was so neat.
Happy Birthday Sally and Mike!  Hope you have a wonderful one.  Remember to keep it Sixty and Sexy, unlike some of your classmates that got the wrong text;  Sexty and Sickly
Hope everyone that has had health problems are doing better.  I've missed some anniversaries and birthdays lately, happy belated to all.
Hi, Gary D.


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