Graduation Exercises At Middletown Homeopathic Hospital School Of Nursing 1915
Invitations advertise the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing commencement for January 28 1915 with a program including orchestra led by C Spencer Kinres selections and a prophecy by Huldeh Thompson diplomas presented by Dr Maurice C Ashley and prize by Frank Durlase. Graduates listed include Anna Jane Anthony Mae Frances Bracken Mary Conking Letty Mary Crans Correlia Ayres Henderson Anna Mary Kismer Ursula MacDonald Mary Carmine Mace Norton Lua Taggart Huldah Thompson and others. The Nurses Alumni Association holds its annual meeting before commencement with combined reunion festivities and a buffet in place of the usual banquet. Henry J Leonard steward was in New York and H W Lockwood of the State Architect’s office visited the hospital. tuberculosis pavilion construction progresses.
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Frank Durlase
Board of Managers
Maurice C Ashley
Anna Jane Anthony
Mae Francses Bracken
Mary Conkiing
Letty Mary Crans
Correlia Ayres Henderson
Anna Mary Kismer
Ursula MacDonald
Mary Carmine Mace Norton
Lua «Taggart
Huldah Thompson
Margaret Agnes Tracy
Kate Willmer
Abbie Laura Wright
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Wartime notices and local updates from Kingston area
The bulletin reports on military and medical service including Major Moore and Dr Ralph D Crawford, hospital happenings, and civic notices. It notes letters from France, home gardening efforts, the Summer solstice, and community activities in Kingston with names such as Leonore Weller, Maude Davidson, and Earl Carretto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D Crawford
Baltimore College of Denial
Bulnihy
Web
James Crantom
Louise Westsroun
John Finnegan
Washington State
Lulu McClellan
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Hills
India
England
Mabel Trundiie
Conwar Tearle
Notabie
Wilhiams
Ashley
Francis Mead
Irving W. Carer
Engineering Star
Earl Carretto
Panama Exposition Amusements At Watts Field
Amusements for the Panama Exposition run this week at Watts Field on Oliver Avenue. Shows are scheduled every evening from seven to eleven, featuring five and ten cent attractions for general audiences.
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Watts’ Field
Oliver Avenue
Neutrone Prescription Promises Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement claims Neutrone Prescription 99 can cure rheumatism and eliminate pain and swelling in four teaspoonfuls a day. It promotes a $1 bottle through druggists and mills in Middletown New York and Goshen, with a bold sales pitch and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Exskine Mills
Middletown
X. Y. Scott's Pharmacy
Goshen
War letters from Emil Carretto at sea reveal wartime hope
In a dated and personal dispatch from U S Naval Forces Petal Base a T care Postmaster New York the writer Emil Carretto describes naval service amid a looming war. He notes training with battleships en route to Europe and shares thanks for a wife’s clipping while recounting sports and morale efforts aboard. He signs with optimism for victory and requests news from home.
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United States
Emil Carretto
U. S. Naval Forces
Petal Base
A-T
Care Postmaster
New York
X. TY
Witeless
Mr_ Carretto
Mother's grief over possible mistaken death notice for son Lee
Pauline Sands Lee of Cornwall received a telegram via the International Red Cross claiming her son Schuyler Lee was killed in action. The message, signed by Dr Gros, caused confusion as other son Henn Senff Lee serves in the aviation corps. Mrs. Lee reports errors in name and address and has notified the War Department and Secretary of State while seeking verification abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenburga
Pauline Sands Lee
Cornwall
Schurler Lag
Henn Senff Lee
Lee
Aviation Corps
International Red Cross
Schuyler Lee
Gros
Mest Snore
Messas
Fhe
War Department
Secretary of State
Isaac C Calver Dies Sudden Near Newburgh
Newburgh June 2 Isaac C Calver Glen in its name at Angien Lake near Newburgh. Wednesdas morning was in his accustomed health Tuesday and was employed a pound farm as was his custom. In the evening retiring at the usual Roe. About 34 o'clock he was taken un phisiciana was su pmeued but ne pre came and about 1o'clock Wednesday morning he died from anite indigission. The funeral will be held on Fridur.
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Newburgh
Isaac C Calver
Ferndale Gossip and Family Updates
Ferndale notes list Miss Reby living with no known parents, Myr and Mrs Frank Carr. Squoret is on the sick list. Miss Gertrede Earle spent Sunday with Mrs Join Loder. Mrs Hates of Middletown visits cousins Mr and Mrs O D. Mrs Annie Divine is making extensions to her buildings. Aaron Stanier is doing the work. Mr and Mrs EB Woodraif guest of Mrs and Mrs George Earle this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Jane
Reby
Myr
Frank Carr
Gertrede Earle
Join Loder
Hates
Middletown
O. D
Annie Divine
Aaron Stanier
EB. K. Woodraif
George Earle
John Ritchie Brother of Samuel Ritchie Dies
Newburgh notes the death of John Ritchie a longtime editor of the Newburgh Journal and famed stenographer. He died Wednesday in a Grant's Pass Oregon hospital at about 75 years old. Born in Newburgh he was a veteran newspaper man and brother of the late Samuel Ritchie.
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Newburgh
John Ritchie
Samuel Ritchie
Grant's Pass
Hugo
Oregon
Ritchie
Legal Advisory Board Busy On Deferred Lists
The Legal Advisory Board of nts city conducts examinations of registrants placed in deferred statuses under the Selective Service Act. The effort screens Class 2 and 3 deferrals, determines eligibility, and schedules physician examinations for those advanced to the draft. Government officials note the process follows procedures set by the board and local authorities.
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Nts
Drat Chase
Local Men Learn New Beef Rules For Hotels
Middletown hotel keepers restaurateurs and lunch car operators have received notices from John Web Bow man head of the United States Food Conservation Commission detailing sweeping regulations governing beef portions at meals Monday to Saturday. Noncompliance may bring fines and federal authorities can stop samples from any hotel that violates provisions.
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Middletown
John Web Bowman
United States Food, Conservation Commission
Aida
Danger Braggart Faces
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben on a boastful person, asserting that bragging about riches without delivering goods leads to trouble. The line presents a rural dialect warning about vanity and deceit in commerce. The text reflects character judgment in a folksy storytelling style.
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Eben
Exemption Board Seeks Oliver Howard Immediate Help
The exemption board is eager to locate Oliver Howard at once. Anyone with information about the whereabouts of the young man should inform the office to aid Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zious
Oliver Howard
Fator
Uncle Sam
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Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing
C. Spencer Kinres
Mod
Ima Mater
Kate Vilime
Huldeh Thompson
Mary
Urses
Agnes M Valles
Henry J. Leonard
H.W. Lockwood
Dor, Ralph D. C~awford
Moore
Gorgas
Wl AL Roth
MM Carvedo
Che
Jay W. Lockseed
Liberty
France
Broadhend
Tee Burns
Floyd W. Furman
Leonore LL Weller
Golden Bridge
Arsery
Kingston
Kells
Miss Hurley
Enterprise Electrical Co
John Briant
Marvin Smith
Mirself
Aljed Hass
Jt Jooks
AW. Corwin
Isaac C. Calver
Lesal Adyisop
Cres
Paros
Columbia
Cento
Washington
Delaware
General Pershing
Arthur Frede
Peerless Quartette
Alofi
Sam
Aldham
al, Jolson
Robert Lewis
Robert Lewis Sterling Trio
Henry Burr
Charles Harrison
Arthur Fields
Peerless
Alexander
Bob White
Marne
Old Turn Pike
Wilbert Sweatman
Ev'rybody
Jass Sand
Down Home
Columbia Grafanolas
Roskin Bros
Shapiro Sporting Goods Company
West Matin Street
N.Y
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Worcester
North End Garage Corp
Graham & Aldrich
Westtown
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