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In 1956 the institution served a total of 7,357 at an operating cost of $719,384.91. Births numbered 901. Total assets of the institution were listed by the auditor as $1,147,261.99, with a net worth of $772,354.19. Not more than 4 per cent of its patients came from its constituent churches. The hospital sought to render a service in behalf of the church and in the spirit of Christ, and the testimony of many who were served by it attested to the fact that it is serving that purpose. | In 1956 the institution served a total of 7,357 at an operating cost of $719,384.91. Births numbered 901. Total assets of the institution were listed by the auditor as $1,147,261.99, with a net worth of $772,354.19. Not more than 4 per cent of its patients came from its constituent churches. The hospital sought to render a service in behalf of the church and in the spirit of Christ, and the testimony of many who were served by it attested to the fact that it is serving that purpose. | ||
β | In 1984 the Mennonite Hospital, Eureka Hospital and the Brokaw Hospital merged to form BroMenn Healthcare. The Mennonite Hospital facility became BroMenn Lifecare Center and from 1991-1998 provided services dedicated to enhancing quality of life. The Mennonite Hospital building was then vacated and sold to become the corporate headquarters for the | + | In 1984 the Mennonite Hospital, Eureka Hospital and the Brokaw Hospital merged to form BroMenn Healthcare. The Mennonite Hospital facility became BroMenn Lifecare Center and from 1991-1998 provided services dedicated to enhancing quality of life. The Mennonite Hospital building was then vacated and sold to become the corporate headquarters for the Eureka Company, manufacturer of vacuum cleaners and other products.<ref>[http://www.gameo.org/encyclopedia/contents/M466864.html/ Mennonite Encyclopedia Online]</ref> |
==References== | ==References== |