Ellenville Red Cross Report Highlights November Aid
November report from Ellenville Branch Kingston Chapter American Red Cross lists items donated or distributed including sweaters scarves socks bed coverings and hot water bottles. notes show families aided and a few local members recognized with routine updates and volunteer activity.
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Ellenville
Dec
Kingston
Eillenville
Nell Red Cross
Harman Department
Grane
League in Luca Report Details State Branch Totals
Secretary Alberti Manning reports New York leads six states with 649 branches 7,577 members and 455727 cows. Louis M Hardin of Susex treasurer notes receipts of 5 and over 4760 on the assessment. unclear text.
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Luca
Alberti Manning
New York State
Louis M Hardin
Susex
Weasurer
Dotcenil
Daily Thought and Times Press Want Ads Intro
Daily Thought note from Emerson appears with a lead for the Times Press Want Ads. The fragment hints at editorial tone and advertising section positioning but lacks full context or identifiable events.
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Felf
Emerson
Times
Society Woman Drives Ambulance in France
Mrs Alfred Wagstaff Jr of New York, a well known society figure, sails to France to drive an ambulance for the American Girls Aid Hospital near the Western front. A licensed graduate mechanic, she has driven automobiles in many parts of the world and ridden motorcycles, believing she is fit to transport the wounded.
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Alfred Wagstaff, Jr
New York
France
American Girls Aid Hospital
Western Front
Wagstaff
Christmas Fair Draws Big Attendance at Pine Bush Church
The Willard W C T U Christmas fair at the M E Church drew strong support with attractive handmade goods and desserts despite high prices for Christmas items. A supper and entertainment followed, with music and singing. many locals visited, including Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Newhir and travelers Ibner McEwen and family. Public church activities and weekly prayers are announced, with a Christmas tree program set for December 24 and a soldiers Bible fund collection.
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Pine Bush
Willard W.C. T U
M. E
Wiliam Wilkin
Kal
Laura Henderson
Wertsoto
Rand
John Moffatt
Chaunce
Newhir
Piace
Iibner McEwen
John McEwen
Deen
Methodist
Lane Évenins
Metboard
Goorgatown
A. R. Arm Strong
Epworth League
Graham's Church
Charles W. Gillespie
Our
Bible School
Minisink Grange Elects Officers in Unionville
Unionville December 7 Blinisink Grange elected officers for the year Master Charles Lott Overseer Joe Cash Assistant Steward E C Rutan Lecturer Edna Coristie Chaplain a Martin Ceres Mrs Card Pomona Grace Lut Flora Sesil Lines Lady Asst Steward Effie Coringhr Treasurer John Farley Secretary Mrs Stik Trustee three years Charles Le among the tPhathsgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Harver Polte Mrs Lorch New York Mr and Bree Terr Warrenton Menara Sutton Bridgeport Conn FL Ellin Spert recently performed in New York City Prof Keulfhan entertained his wife and child of Trenton at the Reed home John Das occupant of Geo Kimpser farm bought Floyd Yory Rislar property at Quarry Hie but will take possession in April Rose Tower returned home after visit with friends Red Cross room will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon
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Unionville
Blinisink Grange
Charles Lott
Joe Cash
E. C. Rutan
Edna Coristie
Martin
John Farley
Stik
Charles le
Harver Polte
Lorch
New York
Bree Terr
Wararren
the Reed
John Das
Geo. Kimpser
Floyd Yory
Rislara
Quarry
Auris
Rose Tower
tPreen
Red Cross
Red Cross party in Westtown raises over $50
Westtown Red Cross chapter held a Friday evening party at Robert H. Clark's home to aid the Society. Despite bad weather, a large crowd attended and proceeds topped fifty dollars. The chapter plans to send Christmas boxes to local soldiers. D. Clark has enlisted. Funeral for Mrs Brown of S J was held. several local residents and visitors were noted at Swarts home in Pleasant.
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Red Crossary
Westtown
Robert H. Clark
D. Clark
Ars. Brown
S J
Ws.ier Brown
Westigun
T. S
T H Monnon
Paterson
Aloney
Ward
Alce Vila
Rose Iain Port Jervis
Wilkie’s Qualification and a Child’s Exclusive Choice
Patricia recalls attending a children's party and, on returning home, tells her mother she would rather play with Willie Smith. When asked why, she says he is so exclusive, prompting a mother’s reflection on exclusive people.
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Wilkie
Patricia
Willie Smith
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