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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

10

War Call Urges One Third of Nation Nurses to Enlist

A New York appeal urges graduates from all fifty nurses training schools to enlist in the Red Cross Nursing Service or join Home Defense as civilian nurses. Speakers include Jane A. Delano and Anne Goodrich, with Draper noting the need to redirect at least one third of graduates to war work to support army and navy needs. Enrollment drives continue across the city, including a record rush at the Public Library booth.

Carnegie Hall Army Navy Tex Jane A. Delano The Redross Anne Goodrich Amert Nurses’ Association Army School of Nursing Winford Smith Surgon-General's Office War Department George F. Vincent Rockefeller Foundation Welliam Kinnicutt Draper New York County American Red Cross Central Committee For Greater Red Litan Roger Halifax New York City Red Cross Police Department Belgium France Serbia Poland New York Fifth Avenue Madeleine Jaffrey

Fail to Fill O Leary Jury in Sinn Fein Case

The trial of John J. O Leary, brother of fugitive Sinn Fein agitator Jeremiah A. O Leary, opened in Federal District Court before Judge Augustus N Hand but jurors could not be seated. Despite multiple challenges, the jury box remained with tentative selections as the trial was adjourned to resume at 10 o clock with further questioning of talesmen and witnesses.

John J. O'Leary Jeremiah A. O'Leary Sinn Fein Augustus N. Hand Federal District Court Thomas B. Felder O'leary Landerberger Earl B. Barnes Colonel Felder Mr. Barnes Barnes Talesmen Supreme Court Daniel F. Cohalan John Devoy Judge Hand Henry Meyer Jerome Avenue Adolph Weigner

Fielder Marries Helen Foss in Jersey City Quiet Ceremony

George B. Fielder brother of ex governor James F. Fielder of New Jersey and Carteret Trust Company manager wed Helen Foss Monday at St. John's rectory Summit Avenue Jersey City. The bride's father Christian Foss and nearby neighbors attended with the bridegroom's mother and the Fielder and Foss families.

George B. Fielder James F. Fielder New Jersey Carteret Trust Company of Ship Avenue Journal Square Jersey City St. John's Protestant Episcopal Summit Avenue Helen Foss Belmont Avenue Christian Foss Fielder Clifton Place George B. Piclder, Sr Foss

Dorothy Marie Brodmerkel Weds Lt Nichols Today

The wedding of Dorothy Marie Brodmerkel daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Brodmerkel Jr of 924 West End Avenue and Lieutenant William Raymond Nichols will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Church of the Ascension. The date was moved forward from June 18 due to military orders.

Nichola Brodmerkel Dorothy Marie Brodmerkel Charles Brodmerkel, Jr West End Avenue William Raymond Nichols Church of the Ascension

Miss Clearwater Weds Tomorrow

The marriage of Misa Lillian Clearwater daughter of the Rev and Mrs Charles K Clearwater of Elmhurst Illinois and Chauncey Greenleaf Nichols of Boston will be celebrated tomorrow afternoon at the Elmhurst parsonage. Mr Nichols is attached to the Ordnance Department United States Navy Army and is stationed at Worcester Massachusetts.

Miss Clearwater Misa Lillian Clearwater Charles K. Clearwater Elmhurst IL. L Chauncey Greenleaf Nichols Boston Nichols Ordnance Department Worcester Maga

New Park Invaders Seek Arsenal Use in Central Park

Controversy swirls as the American Museum of Safety seeks use of the old Arsenal building in Central Park for exhibit rooms and corporate activities. The proposal, backed by Alfred E. Smith, faces opposition from the Parks and Playgrounds Association which warns of a dangerous precedent and vows court action if needed.

Central Park Arsenal American Museum of Safety Alfred E. Smith Board of Aldermen Board of Estimate West Twentyfourth Street Arthur Williams James Speyer Willar J. Moran Arthur H. Young Park Board J. W. Bailey Bricklayers’ and Masons’ Union Smith Germanic Board Bailey le Reauit Parks and Playgrounds Association Ra of Estimate W. B. Roulstone Parks and Ruglese Association Harry M. Bremer George Gordon Battie Roulstone Americanuseum of Safety New York Times Roulstoin the Times Bremer Cabot Ward Old Arsenal Ward Parks and Playground Association Park Department Manhattan Ae Brag

Mr Shants Resting Comfortably After Operation

Dr J Bentley Squier reported Theodore P Shants president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company had recovered without shock from the operation at Post Graduate Hospital on Tuesday and was resting comfortably last evening.

Mr. Shants J. Bentley Squier Theodore P. Shants Interborough Rapid Transit Company

Mrs. Shepard Nearing End of Danger After Surgery

Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, who underwent an appendectomy Wednesday afternoon by Dr. John F. Erdmann at Roosevelt Hospital, is now resting comfortably and practically out of danger, according to Dr. Erdmann who spoke late last night from his home at 00 West Fifty-second Street.

Shepard Finley J. Shepard John F. Erdmann Roosevelt Hospital Erdmann West Fifty-second Street

Mrs Hearst Name Sparks Sign Row at Canteen No. 1

A dispute over using Mrs Randolph Hearst's name on the entrance sign of Open Air Canteen No. 1 at Fifth Avenue and Forty with protesters arguing the name should be removed. Supporters say she is patriotic and has aided the war effort while staff note the canteen serves soldiers and sailors with meals at moderate prices.

Randolph Hearst Fifth Avenue Fortieth Street Hylan Mra. Russell Mra. Hearst Aids F. Ethridge Hearst Ethridge

House rejects Senate tweak on mail tube purchase

After a day of bitter debate the House refused to accept the Senate amendment to the Post Office Appropriation bill authorizing mail tubes in New York Chicago St Louis Boston and Philadelphia The vote 138 to 18 with seven present directs conference on the dispute Burleson seeks to end tubes favoring motor trucks Senate Bankhead led committee condemning his lobbying The move likely leads to a one year continuation of tubes with a valuation report urged by opponents as fraud and a bad investment.

New York Times Washington Burleson House Senate Post Office New York Chicago St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Viva Voce Senate Post Office Committee Bankhead Interstate Commerce Commission Congress

George L. McCarthy Dead Founder of Meat Packers’ Assn

George L. McCarthy of 18 Bruce Avenue Yonkers founder of the American Meat Packers Association of Chicago died yesterday at his country home in Rensselaer County New York He was born in Memphis Tennessee spent early life in the West later worked in New York publishing He served for many years as Secretary of the association and spoke before Congress in 1915 protesting the Mack McChol d Cold Storage bill He is survived by his widow two sons and three daughters.

George L. McCarthy Bruce Avenue Yonkers American Meat Packers’ Association of Chicago Rensselaer County N. Y Mr. McCarthy Memphis Tenn West New York McCarthy American Meat Packers’ Association Congress Fackers’ Association MackcHar

Services for Mrs Mary Taliaferro Lordan

Mary Taliaferro Lordan a Red Cross worker who died in war work was mourned with services at Campbell Funeral Church yesterday afternoon The Rev Nathan Seagie of St Stephen's Church led the service attended by many friends and delegates from New York Red Cross and several patriotic and charitable organizations including the French Relief Committee and United Daughters of the Confederacy.

Mary T. Lordan Mary Taliaferro Lordan Red Cross Campbell Funeral Church Nathan Seagie St. Stephen's Church New York The American Red Cross French Or Relief Committee Southern Industrial Educational Association National Southern Women's Patriotic Committee United Daughters of the Confederacy National Special Aid Society

Marriage and death notices for NYT telephoned to 1000 Bryant

Notices invite readers to submit marriage and death notices for publication in The New York Times by calling the provided number at 1000 Bryant. The ad outlines how to place notices and indicates the service handles vital events for the newspaper.

New York Times Bryant

Born. Epstein Daughter Born at Brooklyn Hospital

Mr and Mrs Lewis Epstein welcomed a daughter Mildred Schlang born June 13 1915 at Brooklyn Hospital.

Engaged Miss Ogden to Wed Captain Bradley in England

Miss Margaret Van Cortlandt Ogden, whose engagement was announced in London, will marry Captain Hugh Gardner Morgan Bradley Grenadier Guards on July 2 at Cromborough Sussex England. Captain Bradley, son of Lieut Col Gardner Bradley, was wounded at Ypres in 1936. Miss Ogden, only daughter of the late Francis Ludlow Ogden of New York, has spent much of her life in Europe with winters at the Villa La Favorite Cannes.

Bradley—Ogden Margaret van Cortlandt Ogden London Cromborough Sussex England Hugh Gardner Morgan Bradley Grenadier Guards Ick Gardner Eset Co. M. G Indian Army Bradley Ypres Miss Ogden Francis Ludlow Ogden New York Europe Villa la Favorite Cannes France

Worried. Azoy Groves and Related Marriages

A series of 1920s era marriage notices under June 12 entries. Azoy Groves wedding at Munn Av Presbyterian Church East Orange N J between Anastasia C M Azoy Jr and Lt Coast Artillery Reserve Corps Army of the United States. Additional unions listed include Wilder Campbell at Forest Hills Gardens Long Island and several other June 12 matches among McEwan Sharp Parker Scripture Penney Shaler and Weigert Lowenstein.

Azoy—Groves Munn Av. Presbyterian Church East Orange N. J Robert B. Beattie Charles FE. Hutchison Mat Field Austin Groves Anastasia C. M. Azoy, Jr Coast Artillery Reserve Corps Army of the United States Campbell—Bangs Forest Hills Gardens Long Island

Obituaries and funeral notices from New York city

Obituary notices and funeral details for multiple individuals including George Omas, Charles E Bateson, Elizabeth Brownell and Silas Brownell, with service locations at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and St. Philip Neri, and mentions of war veterans groups. Also lists addresses in Brooklyn Manhattan and Bronx, dates June 1918, private interments, and orders to attendees.

Atten George Omas Nottingham England Thomas Fridges West Bateson Charles E Claremont Cheshire West 58Th Bt Brownell West H St Si Brown Sarah Ifield Brownell Erran Fifth Avenue S B. Brownell George W. Care Francis B. Dman Society of War Veterans 7Th Regiment N. GN. Y Rapes al Society Lilac B. F Brownell Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church 6Th Av 65Th St Theo. Gilman, JR Mayflower Descendants John Tilley Thomas Denny John P. Hazen Perry Union College Silas HB. Brownell Edgar 8. Barney Buell Rochester N. Y Alice E. Buell George Candee Buell Butenschoen Elizabeth V Ferdinand Butenachoen Sterling Mince Hely Cross Cemetery Coles Kate Elizabeth Coles Barak G. Coléa Montgomery Place Brooklyn Conover France Richard Stevens Conover Second Infantry James Potter Maryman Conover St. Frahers Hospital Bronx Austin Dudley Cunnion Seton Hospital Daniel Frank P James J Anna G Mary M Dorothy Donovan Church of St. Philip Neri Grand Concourse Calvary Dalzell Lynn Mass Wiliam J. Daleell Bair's Chestnut Philadelphia Dumont Elizabeth Whitley William D Eva Whitley Dumont Evarts Warren Broadway Frank Campbell Fine Isaac Sarah Fine Pauline Ellas East 60Th Franzius Emily, Franxius Jennie Gwynne John Greer Louisa G. Roberts Greer Mast North New York Hie Central Av Ocean Grove Evergreen Cemetery Elizabeth N. J Hogan Rutherford Elizabeth L. Williama Benjamin Jones Hogan H. Slauson Summitt Cross Fairfield Meine Louise Huasong Palmetto Anna Irish M. Charles P. Irish Church of the Divine Paternity Central Park West Jack Margaret Lindsay Samuel Jack Jehle Jennie Arthur Jeble S P Wadsworth Av Franklin St Astoria Long Island City Flushing Cemetery Keen Montclair Marianne Boyd Keen Henry B. Keen Samuel Boyd Sylvia Coe Herbert F. Keen Harrison Av Fowers Winsted Langfeld Penn Catherine Langfeld Wm. R Corinne Langfeld Lawler Hugh J Emma Lawler Gruhn Edna Gertrude Grace Edward J. Lawler Mary Walsh Macy Place Bt Anselm Church 155Th St Tinton Ay

Various Death Notices and Funerals in New York City

Obituaries list numerous individuals with dates June 11 to June 18 1918. Entries note names, residences from Brooklyn and Manhattan, church services and cemeteries such as Woodlawn Morrisania Rye and private interments. Some notices request no flowers and mention relatives and locations across New York, New Jersey, and Maplewood with service times and burial details.

Death notices fragment list for June incidents in Brooklyn area

A crowded death notice fragment lists multiple individuals with addresses across Brooklyn and nearby Jersey City and Newark. Entries show names, streets, dates in June, and funeral or private services, with ages for some, including Donahue John C aged 78 and Maguire Annie aged unknown, plus numerous addresses on Atlantic Avenue, Avenue U, Huron Street, Clinton Street, and other landmarks. The list also mentions hospitals and private funerals, indicating a dense community notices page.

Knaust Jonhn Rogers Ay Appnees Kings County Hospital Lovell Aamanda St. George Maguire Annie Lith &J

Memorial notices for June 14 obscured names in brief

In loving memory entries mark the date June 14 forBrand Dea Stanley O. Brand Catherine F. Horan Cecil Francis Lauder and Irene L Naeder. Each notice honors a deceased family member with phrases of remembrance and eternal rest.

Naeder Irene L

Obituary notes list numerous Brooklyn and nearby deaths

A long obituary column reports many deaths and ages across Brooklyn, Canandaigua, Syracuse, New York City and surrounding towns. Names include Edwin J. Muntkey Thomas H Bennett Lydia M Moward Merritt J Smith John T A McMahon John A Comstock Edward K Kalma Adam Douglass Lewis Edith Conklin Ludlam George P Williams Victoria C Morton Elizabeth Veronica Butenschown Louisa Schmidt Husong Mortimer Van Sicklen Macfarlane William Prevost Goodelle Lucia Bryce Henry Meyers William Ropke Harry Melville De Mille John Calvin Rue Rudolph C Knipe Frederick Weygandt and others with varying ages and residences.

Edwin J. Munctey North Babylon Thomas H. Bennett Ontario County Bar Canandaigue Lydia M. Moward John Wilson Howard Madison Street Brooklyn Merritt J. Smith Jefferson Avenue John T. A. McMahon St. John’s Deep River Conn St. Francia Hospital Hartford John A. Comstock Bullaer New London Cdwarl K Kalma Heston Mass Newton Adam Douglass Lewis William & Terhune Jeromtreet Tuessay Edith Conklin Ludlam Clinton W. Ludlam N. Y D Presbyterian Church Maplewood N. J ELIZABETH_ VERONICA BUTENSCHOWN Ferdinand Hutenschoen Tingine Company 19 New York Fire Department Liberty Louisa Schmidt Hussong Susussussong Palmetto Street Mortimer van Sicklen Macfarlane Mortimer Macfarlane Theening Mail Weat 124Th Street William Prevost Goodelle Syracuse Goodelle Onondaga County State Board of Bar Lucia M. Bryce William A. Thyee Daniel F. McCabe Old Bank of Brooklyn Foster Avenue Flatbush Henry Meyers Madison Avenue William Ropke Htrooklyn Walcott and Conover Streets Brooklyn Grocers Association Onty-First Avenue Bath Beach Harry Melville DE Mill Brookn Daniel Boone v. A. M Jr. O Fawcett Club Bath Head Eighteenth Avenue John Calvin Rue Manhattan Bergen Street Mr. Rue First Regiment New York Alexander Hamilton Foot

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