Meetings of the Federated Clubs at Chatargea Club
A November Saturday gathering at Miss McShane’s home hosted eleven members and four guests led by Mrs. AO Moore federation president. Programs included readings on New York state history Franz Joseph and German food supply followed by refreshments and social time. Next meeting set with Miss Katherine Startep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatevoert Club
Chatargea Ciu Wes
Miss McShane
AO Moore
Federation
New York State
Franz Joseph
Watts
Aliss Beathworth
France
Picturesque Auto Tours Through Empire State and Beyond
Howard V. Wilbern and Mrs Wilbern of Cincinnati tour New York Michigan Ohio describing 10 000 miles of roads and scenery. They praise the Ashokan Reservoir Mohawk Trail Adirondacks Lake Sunapee Green Mountains and Lake Arthur with White Marble Manchester Vermont. Mrs Harding Wilbern daughter of Frank Harding notes spouse’s local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
New York
Howard V. Wilbern
Wilbern
Cincinnati
Claridge
Gotham
California
Br. Wilbern
New York State
Michigan
Ohio
Catskills
Ashokan Reservoir
Northland
New England
Canada
Ann Wilbern
Berkshires
Jacob’s Ladder
Lenox
Springfield
Mass
Adirondacks
Au Sable Lakes
Au Sable Club
Green Mountains
Lake Sunapee
Manchester
White Mountains
Bretton Woods
Crawford's Notch
Dixville Notch
United States
Meina
Androscogcin
Belgrade
Ranseley Lakes
Kennebec
Great Natural Woods
Maine
Ling
Canafia
Jackman
Quebec
St Lawrence
Montreal
Blame Prosperity for Rum Increase in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh December report from the Associated Charities links rising charity cases to prosperity and alcohol. It notes that easy pay has spurred desertion and increased drinking as workers fear loss of income, with more families affected by temperance and job insecurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Associated Charities
Ne Scion
Out of Paris Comes This Dashing Garment and More
In a rambling camp diary style narrative, a soldier recounts travel through Arkansas and Texas from Paris to McAllen, detailing horses, mules, and personnel aboard the Field Hospital and 1st Infantry. He notes rough terrain, cactus, scorpions, rattlesnakes, a large mule named Gasolina, and daily camp life, including yarding, canteens, and a strong rule against alcohol. He observes local towns, river crossings, and border life near the Rio Grande, with comments on agriculture, irrigation, fruit crops, and cattle practices, ending mid-description of regional transport and livestock culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Hospital
Orange County
Middletown
Company I
Micky
Murphy
Camp Whitman
Macdonald
Nichols
Costello
Buckler
Frank Ennis
Newcurgh
1St Infantry
Egan
Newhburgh
Toills
19Th Infantry
Miller
Hudson
Campbell
Pouchkeepsie
Ivery
Tames
James Nearn
3Rd Field Artillery
Willard Vaninweren
Port Jervis
7Th Infantry
Dr. Oider
High View
Joe de Silva
Brooklyn
Cantem Hamilton
Lieut Mee- Sweener
Sergi Brody
Phey
St. Annis
Tiinois
St. Louis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Chick Hicham
Teng Island
McAllen
Ber
Hare
Pullmans
1St Field Hospital
New York City
Thore
Ind Field Hospital
Aleny
Tilt Regiment
McFarr
New York
Nish
Sulzer
Glens Falls
Ind N. Y. Field Artillery
Q’ryan
Bard Lshor
Villa
Vah Cordende Park
Gasolina
Rio Grande
Hidingo
Brexico
Ranosa
Delaware
Texas
Jersey
Pete
Captain Stivers Letter From McAllen Camp Describes Move To Second Artillery
Captain M. A. Stivers writes from McAllen Texas detailing his transfer from the Third Field Hospital to the Second Artillery under Col. Wingate, describes a border camp routine at Sterling’s ranch, artillery practice, and incidents including a severe leg fracture and a man shot through the leg. He notes voting intentions, travel from Middletown to Illinois, and observations on farms and transport en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Stivers
MV. CG
NL Y
Third Field Hospital
Second Artillery
McAllen
Texas
Middletown
Second Artiler
Stivers
Camp Whitman
MecAllen
Herbert B. Borce
Field Artillery
2Rd Field Artillery
Brookima
Bronx
George A. Wingate
Sterfing
Monte Cristo
3Rd Field Hospital
Sterling
la Gloria
Mcanen
Wickhem
Shane
Walton
Brooklin
Rebphiv
Syracuse
Toledo
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrz . Pumiy
Mary Predler
A. B. Wood
Nellie C. Purdy
Lasso
Litersimra
Schoonmaser
Garibaldi
Hartenbergh
Historical Club
Historical Cind
Robert Beak
Uster
State of Society
Cherlemaine
Stone
Bello the Viking
Robertson
Loula L the Pious
Wilcot
Beak
Fish
Edward V. Wilbern
Mrs. Wilbern
Frank Harding
Fonmer
The
Orange County Trust Company
Istivers Printing CO. Times-Press Building
EELS
Ketchum
Qld
GO. & W. Coal
North St
Middle
Town, N.Y
the Times Press
Herald Square
Broadway
Penn Sation
R. R
James Donrent
the Waldorf-Astoria
Paris
Caboose
Landwehr
Cuddebacksville
Anna Malay
Dr. Stivers
Mexican
Cullours
Fort Wayne
C. Hutzell
West Main St
Ind
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!