Hartman, R. P. DVM

• Name	Hartman, R. P.
  Suffix	DVM
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	Bef 1955	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	veterinarian, retired 1954; Dr. Mitchell took over his practice, coming from Binghamton, NY.
  	20230121GHLn- Jillian Woodard December 3, 2022 · Found this in my basement. R.P. Hartman, Veterinarian Telephone 538 First Street Coudersport, PA Comments Sue Mitchell Mary -- I remember Dad telling me he took over Dr. Hartman's vet practice on First Street in 1954 when R.P. retired. Dad was hesitant about moving from Binghamton & Cornell areas to such a small town in the Middle of Somewhere. Reply6wEdited Paul W. Heimel Sue Mitchell I'm glad he came and stayed. His legacy is lasting. Reply6w Sue Mitchell Paul -- how kind of you to post that. Thank you! Reply6wEdited John Leete Before Doc Mitchell, over 65 years ago. Reply6w Judy Polliard John Leete good memory, John. This one escaped me Reply6w Nancy Lanzillo Interesting … Dad and Mom had the same 3-digit phone number as Dr. Hartman- 538 Was a phone number assigned to an address then? Reply5w William Shear Doc Mitchell's little clinic was just a block from our house. I remember he was very patient and kind with the neighborhood kids who were curious about what he did there. Reply6d Marty Maiuro Notice the three digit phone number….this was definitely back in the 50’s …mine was 401. Reply6w
  Person ID	I91624	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

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  Occupation - veterinarian, retired 1954; Dr. Mitchell took over his practice, coming from Binghamton, NY. - Bef 1955 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Hartman, DrRP vet letterhead Coudy FB221203JillianWoodard 20230121GHLn- Jillian Woodard December 3, 2022 · Found this in my basement. R.P. Hartman, Veterinarian Telephone 538 First Street Coudersport, PA Comments Sue Mitchell Mary -- I remember Dad telling me he took over Dr. Hartman's vet practice on First Street in 1954 when R.P. retired. Dad was hesitant about moving from Binghamton & Cornell…
  		map Coudy boro 1893 landowner FB180330LH 20180330 RVA- Larry Herbstritt March 26 2018 So, the open area, behind the women and children, is the area where Dwight and Ross streets would later become, as well as the high school? And if so, it appears that the clothespin factory would have been about where the house at Othner's Pond now sits. Here is an 1893 Landowner map that shows that…

  
  

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