Peace Time Army Medical Department Opportunities For Youth
The Medical Department of the Army in peace times offers a service modeled on business principles, with aims to attract young men. It promises outdoor life, sports, and extensive medical and laboratory training, plus clear paths to promotion and civil life foundation through study and practical work in anatomy, pharmacy, physiology, nursing, and laboratory science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Anish
Daide
Federal Board Names New Representative
Wo Merny is the new Federal Board officer resigning from Fort Des Moines to succeed W. Godwin, who returned to the St. Louis office. Mr. Murray has his desk at headquarters and is busy ordering educational prospects for a goodly number of new daily inquiries.
Miss MacMillan Discharged From Fort Des Moines
Chief nurse Nettie MacMillan leaves Fort Des Moines after serving since March 17 191K. She came from Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC and will return to Lockport New York. Miss Lydia Keener succeeds her as chief nurse, arriving from Detroit Walter Has tal No 16 Desroit to take the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss MacMillan
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, DC
Waller Reed
Lockport
New York
Lydia Keener
Fort Des Moines
Wueral
Farewell Message From General Hospital No 26
A departing note from a station at General Hospital No 26 thanks colleagues for cooperation and friendly times. The writer says the work has cried at times yet he has given his ability to the service and gained value for civilian life. He leaves many friends and hopes to meet again in civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital No. 26
Sue
Farewell to Miss MacMillan Chief Nurse Honored
A farewell read at the K of C tribute for Miss Netti MacMillan departing Fort Des Moines Red Cross nurse. The letter by E. Bastian praises her devotion to the sick and wounded and notes her memory as a remarkable worker and friend with best wishes for future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Netti MacMillan
E. Bastian
Red Cross
M. E. Stith
Red
Wer
Friedly
Wuder
Migs
Stag
Fort Des Moines
Miss MacMillan
Furloughs and shifts mark Ward 9 to Ward 12
War time notes list privates on thirty day furloughs from Ward 9 including Bruce Woshell Fay Corrough and Arthur Buse while Edmond Barnet has been unemployed since a Fort Des Moines Post issue. Ward 10 hosts a business college vibe with 35 students under Miss Laird and Mrs Witty and ward 11 reports surgical practice led by Cpl. Sidney Eberhart with recovering residents. Ward 12 shows many furloughs including Raymond Hadges, George Mallowfield and others, plus returns and 30 day furloughs for several Ward 4 residents in Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Woshell
Fay Corrough
Arthur Buse
Ward
Edmond B. Barnet
Ward 9
Fort Des Moines Post
Francis Simon
Ward Nine
Dakis
Ward Ten
Jean Laird
Ethel Witty
Ber
Ward Twelve
Rayemond Hadges
George Mallowfield
Adolph Malm
Leonard Patterson
Lyle DeTalent
Hardy Smith
Roy Stepheson
Harry Kreckeater
Homer Newberry
Henry Noland
Owen Lawson
Hary Jennings
Alvin Bergstrom
George Stover
Raymond Wattenberger
Parl Knorr
Oscar Mayes
Frank Taucher
Frank Digging
Transfers to Convalescent Groups of Demobilization Centers
A list of patients slated for transfer to convalescent groups at demobilization centers near their location as of August 2 1999 under Cin 8B W Dy dated November 1968 for discharge. Names include Pvt Carl A Miller Pvt Noah R Murdock Cpl Jos Bayer Sgt Roy Clark Sgt Chester Young Pvt Lewis Hutchinson and many others at Camp Dodge Camp Lewis Washington and related stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes A
Camp Dodge
Carl A, Miller
Noah R
Murdock
Jobn
Gtsn
Court Adants
Jos
Bayer
Roy AW. Clark
Cy Richted Durmon
Carol
Ford
Cock Alfred Gilson
Athert J
Imassey
Roy Hamptoe
Joseph Nabkwot
Put
Veter Lins
Arthur Me Flens
Cook A. Mottenhauer
Martin Hess
Danigh Rowdy
Maurice Shanley
Nay R Wilson
Chester Young
Ciel Frederickson
Louis Anderson
John P. Evesett
Arthur Prenberg
Lews Land
Pye
George L. Pacions
Ralph van Asbeck
Camp Lewis
Wash
James Kennedy
Paul Koontz
Hansen M. Winkie
Local furlough notices and odd wartime items from Ward 3
Readable fragments show 30 day furloughs for Glen Miller in central Iowa and others in Ward 3 including George Hiniemoller in Woodline Iowa and Albert Halsey returning from 25 days Hasper Iowa. Mentions of Captain Bryant leave, calaboose use, Lieut Rosenfield training, and assorted civic notes amid chaotic wartime chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Ward S
Lowa
George Hiniemoller
Ward
Woodline
Glee R. Richard
Newell
South Dakota
Otto Schmiek
Presb
Albert Halsey
Hasper
Iowa
Bryant
Woomen
Kelly
Calaboose
Rosie
Rosenfield
Dolly
Waris
Departures Via C D D Route July 28 1919 Names
List of soldiers and ranks departing via C D D route dated July 28 1919 includes Sart Willian Rodgers Cpl Andrew Freeman Cpl Chas Albaugh Cpl Orval O Jackson Vyt Jel James A King Ver Patrick Grogan Pvt Vel Alfred I Satint Pvt Frank Kosingki Vivian Gabriel Vyt Christopher C Quick Pv Walliam Mamiin Stanley Zerzan Willie Carpenter Sam W Xutderra Pvt July 29 4th Pvt Albert J Wilman Vi Albert Allegorio Iv Jesse Willams John L Ostarn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Rodgers
Andrew Freeman
Chas
C. Albaugh
Orval O. Jackson
James A. King
Patrick Grogan
Alfred I Satint
Frank Kosingki
Vivian Gabriel
Christopher C. Quick
Walliam Mamiin
Stanley Zerzan
Willie @ Carpenter
Sam W. Xutderra
Albert
Wilman
Albert Allegorio
Jesse Willams
John L. Ostarn
Getting hotter every minute at Ward 11 tale of mischief
A fragmented account from Ward 11 references typewriters, ribbons, and a parade of staff and inmates. It notes playful mischief, inspections, passes, and conversations with nurses, with mentions of Miss Wrinn, Miss Wrinns sewing, and a lively atmosphere around ward life.
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the Medical Department OF
THE
ARMY
William C. Cheney
Federal Board
Marietta Johson, A. N.C
Nettie MacMillan
Desroit
Morse
Ss A. N. C
Bliss MacMillan
Eile
Wraditade
Vain
Ilea
Egw
Cpl
Sidney Eberhart
Ward Eleven
Hamel
Bayan Callige
Towa
Greer
John E. Kuhl
Odebalt
Tawa
Jess& Lyons
Missouri
William Cole
Cripp" Ince
True Star
W. A. Cornell
Ward 13
Chicago
Jay
Mesa Mall
K. C
Dance Pyle
Mullikin
Havi
Sulonel
Carl Christienson
Gus
Wrinn
George M. Cohan
Lieut
J. W.B
Grape Juice
Mother Charlton
Fort Des
Miso Wrinn
Lenith
East Locust Street
Des Moines
Rome
Toften
Aabers
Christy’s
Leather Shop
Locust Street
Olsen's Pharmacy
Alpaya
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