War Savings Drive Opens As Nations Urge Thrift
Thousands of workers across New York join a citywide drive led by the Liberty Loan and War Savings committees to reach a $108 million quota for war savings stamps by National War Savings Day on June 25. The Pioneer Division aims to pile up over 10,000 stamps and form War Savings Societies in trade, industry, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Liberty Loan and
War Savings Committees of
New York
Cam
As & National
York City
Pioneer Division
Ork War Savings Committee
Ry Tradea Committee
Liberty
France
War Lavin Committee
F. Louis Slade
Lillian Schoedler
Riverside
West End
Rosemary
Greenwich
Conn
Miss Spence
W. Sith
Misses Masters
Dobbs Ferry
Tuo R. L. Stevenson
W. 70Th
Schuder
St. Agatha
Misa Chaplin
Farmington (Conn
Art Dealers Mobilize Against Heavy Tax Bill
The American Art Dealers Association, with over 100 galleries represented, sent counsel Barnett L. Hollander to push back on a proposed 26 percent sales tax affecting paintings porcelain sculpture and all art items. A committee including Charles A. Henschel Parish Watson Walter Ehrich Robert Macbeth Wilson Hungate and N A. William Coffin will lobby Washington with the aim of safeguarding art commerce and informing legislators. Directors elected for the initial year include Mitchell Samuels Charles R Henachel M Parish Watson Walter L Ehrich Wilson Hungate Hiram Burlington Louis Ralston Robert Macbeth and Roland F. Knoedler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Art Dealers’ Association
Gotham
Washington
Barnett L. Hollander
Charles A. Henschel
Krioedler
Parish Watson
Watson
Walter Ehrich
Ehrich
Robert Macbeth
Mabeth
Wilson Hungate
William A. Coffin
N. A
National Academy of Design
Eke
Mitchell Samuels
Charles R Henachel
M. Parish Watson
Walterl. Ehrich
Hiram Burlingham
Louis Ralston
Roland F. Knoedler
Human Fly Aids War Savings Drive in Brooklyn
Harry Gardiner known as the Human Fly drew thousands as he ascended the front of the Eagle Building on Washington and Johnson Streets. Volunteers sold War Savings Stamps to onlookers below as Gardiner also scaled the Brooklyn Borough Hall and the Temple Bar Building to support the Third Liberty Loan and Red Cross War Fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.S
Harry Gardiner
Ee Eagie
Washington and Johnson Streets
Brooklyn
Gardiner
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Liberty Loan
Temple Bar
Red Cross
Senate Moves Toward Vote on Susan B Anthony Amendment
Washington June 17 suffrage leaders in the Senate pressed for a vote next week on the Susan B Anthony amendment. President Wilson signaled support to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and leaders urged action before Congress recess mid July. A final vote seemed likely with two votes needed for victory as polls show propitious omens despite some party members resisting a wartime linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Susan B. Anthony
Capitol
Wilson
Carrie Chapman Catt
Congress
Fifty New Nurses Ready for France
New York’s Red Cross outfitted fifty nurses at the Hotel St. Andrew to join mobile operating units in France. The drive has reached 612 nurses in New York, with more than 500 additional volunteers training. Leaders include Edna Rockefeller, Rebecca Sullivan, Could Jennion, and A Isabel Byrne. units deploy with motor trucks and sterile operating rooms to save lives near battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
St. Andrew
Broadway
Seventy-second Street
France
Edna Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Rebecca Sullivan
New York Hospital
Could Jennion
Lane Hospital
San Francisco
A. Isabel Byrne
Putnam
Conn
New York
Kaiser as Samaritan Seen Aiding British Wounded
Amsterdam dispatch notes Emperor William aiding two unconscious British soldiers on May 23. Rosner reports the monarch called a medic, had bandages applied, arranged transfer to a hospital, and urged humane treatment of foes as a Christian duty during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosner
Women Open New Club at Preston Butler House
A large audience attended the informal opening of the Women’s City Club in the Preston Butler house at Park Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street. Miss Mary Garrett av is named president, with Kathleen Howard and Mme Vera Tanaroff as performers. The new clubhouse doubles the former Vanderbilt Hotel space and will open officially today as the 2,000 member organization plans to manage dining with 110 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s City Club
Preston Butler
Park Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Mary Garrett
Kathleen Howard
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme
Vera Tanaroff
Gymkhana for War Fund Held at Westbury Polo Ground
A British officers gymkhana on Saturday at the polo ground on John S. Phipps estate Westbury L I funds from $5 tickets tea and entry fees go to the British and Canadian Patriotic Fund for fallen recruits' families. patronesses include Mrs Ambrose Clark Mrs J P Grace Mrs William Wagstaff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns. Phipps
Westbury
L. It
Ambrose Clark
Charlesteele
J. P. Grace
Harry Payne Whitney
John Magee
Robert Bacon
David Wagstaff
Miss Elsie Todd Weds Capt Meleney in Springfield
Miss Elsie G. Todd daughter of Mrs Harriet B. Todd of Springfield Massachusetts married Captain Henry Edmund Meleney Medical Reserve Corps United States Army son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Meleney of Brooklyn. The ceremony occurred June 1 in Springfield. The bride graduated from the School of Nursing at Presbyterian Hospital New York where Captain Meleney served as an interne for two years. He is stationed at the Base Hospital Camp McClellan Anniston Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Meleney
Elsie G. Todd
Harriet B. Todd
Springfield
Mass
Henry Edmund Meleney
Medical Reserve Corps
Clarence E. Meleney
Brooklyn
Neeceterian Hospital
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Kirchwey Jervis Wedding Planned in Brooklyn Church
Miss Helen Hutchinson Jervis daughter of Mr and Mrs Perlee V Jervis of Brooklyn will wed Karl Wendell Kirchwey in a 4 oclock ceremony at Washington Avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn with Rev Robert McCaul officiating. Kirchwey is son of Dr George W Kirchwey former Dean of Columbia Law and Mrs Kirchwey. Jervis's father is vice president of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Department of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Music
The
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Miss Alexander to Wed Today in St Tomas Chapel
The wedding of Miss Helen Gertrude Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Martyn Alexander and Lieutenant Mar Rhinelander son of Phlip Rhinelander will take place at 5 o clock this afternoon in St Tomas Chapel Bishop Philip Rhinelander and Dean Robbins will officiate The couple announced their engagement last November Rhinelander has been stationed at Camp Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Camp Wadsworth
Miss Warren Engaged to Lieut Hart in Brooklyn
Charles Edward Warren of Brooklyn announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Emma Warren to Lieutenant Bebbington Hart U S R son of Mrs Ernest Eldred Hart of Council Bluffs Iowa. Miss Warren is sister of Mrs H B Plant of New London Conn. Hart is a Yale Sheffield Scientific School class of 18 graduate and is with the 817th Trench Artillery Battery F A RC.
Morris-Kaufman Engagement Announced
Mrs. Henry Morris announces the engagement of her daughter Florence B Morris to Alfonse Kaufman president of Peerless International Corporation. Kaufman recently returned from an extended trip in the Orient. The couple plan a late September wedding and a long honeymoon to the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris-Kaufman
Henry Morris
Florence B. Morris
Alfonse Kaufman
Kaufman
Peerless International Corporation
Orient
Far East
Treasury says Fourth Liberty Loan will not exceed 4 percent interest
Washington June 17 The Treasury confirmed no rise above 4 percent in the next Liberty Loan bonds. The statement denies 4% bonds as the implied rate, noting most certificates issued for the Third Loan carried 4 1/2 percent and that anticipation certificates for the Fourth Loan show no rate change. Secretary McAdoo plans to resume fortnightly sales of certificates at 1 percent, with bankers noting this does not set the long-term bond rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
McAdoo
Wall Street
Esterday
Trade Acceptance Council Opens With Warburg Address
Chicago hosts bankers manufacturers and credit men for the opening session of the American Trade Acceptance Council. Paul M. Warburg urges adoption of trade acceptances to extend and use credit amid canning material shortages and rising prices. He warns against unnecessary credit expansion and notes broad support from leading firms and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
American Trade Acceptance Council
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
Bas Reegs
National Association of Credit Men
Federal Reserve System
J. T. Holdsworth
School of Economics
University of Pittsburgh
Lewis E Pierson
Irving National Bank
New York City
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Buaitcashen
Aterae
America
Lucius Ter
Chicago Association of Commerce
Morton H. Fry
Sylvan
Stix
New York
Charles W. du Ils
Citizens National Bank of Cincinnati
D. C. Willis
Cleveland
Waddill Catchings
Reporters Honor Bullock's Memory in City Hall tribute
The Association of City Hall Reporters and other newspapermen paid tribute to Captain Harry A. Bullock, the first New York journalist killed in the war. The memorial notes his time with The New York Times and Municipal Railway Corporation, and details letters from officials and colleagues. Resolutions express sorrow and honor his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Harry A. Bullock
Bullock
Municipal Railway Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit System
New York Times
Captain Bullock
Joseph J. Early
James Blaine Walker
Public Service Commission
Richard Webster
County Register of
Brooklyn
Edward G. Rises
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Municipal Court
Michael F. Blake
Robert Adamson
Wiliam J. Guard
John E. Weler
Queens
Monte Cutler
F. Stuart Crawford
New York City
New York
Association of City Hall Reporters
Federation of the Councils of the
Boy Scouts of America
New Yor City
Mr. Bullock
1000 Ironworkers Strike at Brooklyn Dry Dock
About 1,000 boilermakers and iron workers at James Shewan & Sons dry dock on Twenty-seventh Street, Brooklyn, walked out over the hiring of a non union assistant superintendent. A telegram was sent to the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Only 25 percent reported for work yesterday as the strike spread. Shewan said 80 percent wanted to work but were cowed by 4 percent. Most men are in Boiler Makers Union No. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shewan & Sons
Twenty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
James Shewan
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shewan
Esterday
Fr. Shewan
Boiler Makers’ Union No. 24
Interboro Official Enters Government Service in War Work
Arthur W. Warner head of the Interborough Real Estate Department takes indefinite leave to aid in government procurement and valuation of property for the army and navy. He serves on the Executive Committee of the New York Building Managers Association and belongs to the Real Estate Board Merchants Association and the Bronx Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interboro
Arthur W. Warner
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Army
Navy
New York Building Managers’ Association
Real Estate Board
Merchants’ Association
Bronx Board of Trade
Potter Named to Aircraft Board by President Wilson
Washington June 17 William C Potter of New York was nominated today by President Wilson to be a member of the Aircraft Board. The nomination adds another veteran to the panel overseeing aviation policy and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Aircraft Board
Washington
William C. Potter
New York
Wilson
Uie Aircraft Bogard
New German Propaganda Exposed at New York Dinner
Will Irwin head of foreign propaganda for the Committee on Public Information warned at a Council of Foreign Relations dinner that Germany spread misinformation about the United States after President Wilson’s Italy message. He noted Austrian pamphlets misrepresenting U S Italy relations and urged correct foreign coverage. about forty attendees included Morgenthau and Straus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Irwin
Committee On Public Information
Council of Foreign Relations
New York
Irwin
United States
Germany
Wilson
Italy
France
Europe
America
Lindsay Russell
Alexander J. Hemphill
Richard Washburn Child
Henry 8. Haskel
Edward J. Wheeler
Henry Morgenthau
George W. Wickam
Rohn P. Kingsley
Oscars. Straus
Censorship Board Probes Exclusion of Times May Issues
Washington June 17 The Joint Censorship Board ordered a telegraphic inquiry to the San Francisco censor over excluding from foreign mails May issues of The New York Times Current History Magazine and May 23 New York Times Weekly Pro-Reports to subscribers in China Japan and India The chairman said action awaits the censor's report and the policy at ports remains unsettled The matter centers on maps and military illustrations and whether allied nations should receive such material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Joint Censorship Board
San Francisco Post Office
Ths
New York Times Current History Magazine
China
Japan
India
Censorship Board
R. O. Maddox
Maddox
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Censorship
United States
Committee On Public Information
George
Poincaré
Germany
Great Britain
France
PLAN COURSE ON THE WAR AT NYU SUMMER SCHOOL
New York University with the National Security League plans a Summer school course for public school teachers to study the forces behind the war and how to teach it. Dr C C Pearson will instruct at Washington Square starting July 1. The program also includes a physical training and hygiene course on soldier duties for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
National Security League
Washington Square
C. C. Pearson
Shonts Improves as He Recovers at Hospital
Dr J Bentley Squier reports Theodore P Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company is convalescing at Post Graduate Hospital in good condition and could leave in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Shonts
J. Bentley Squier
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Welfare festival at Manhattan Casino for employees
City brief notes that workers in the Manhattan Borough President office will host a welfare festival tomorrow evening at the Manhattan Casino. The program features vaudeville, patriotic moving pictures, songs by the Police Department Glee Club, and proceeds support welfare work for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Pensions For Bus Men Adopted By Fifth Avenue Coach
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company introduces a pension plan for employees age 70 or with 25 years service. Disabled workers with 25 years receive pensions. President John A. Ritchie emphasizes honoring long-serving staff who contributed from horse-drawn stages to modern motor buses. The plan allows continued work in other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
John A. Ritchie
Yeste
Fift Avenue
Unveiling at Catholic Club Honors Service Members
At 120 Central Park South the Catholic Club unveiled an oak tablet listing 200 members who served the country. William Laurel Harris presented the tablet on behalf of the Art Committee, accepted by President Percy J. King during the club’s annual meeting. Officers were re elected and new Board of Management members named. The dining room now features Revolutionary flag replicas and four eight silver stars on the ceiling with presidential sayings around the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park South
William Laurel Harris
Percy J. King
Alfred J. Talley
Edward K. Hanlon
James T. Riordan
Peter Broe
Walter G. Butler
James McNabee
Edward A. Arnold
William Cremins
United States
Funeral for John Bottomley of Marconi wireless today
The funeral for John Bottomley third vice president of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company and president of the Electrical Society will be held at 9:80 this morning from St Andrews Church Fifth Avenue and 77th Street. Rev George R Van De Water will lead the service with church vestry members as honorary pallbearers. Burial follows in the Episcopal Cemetery at Southampton. Bottomley died of pneumonia in Post Graduate Hospital in his seventy first year. He had long served Marconi interests in America and South America and previously practiced law in New York City. He was born in Ireland and educated at New York Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bottomley
Marcon! Wireless Telegraph Company
The
Electrical Society
St. Andrew's Church
Fifth Avenue
George R. van de Water
Bottomley
Post Graduate
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
South Amera
Marconi
Bure
Fast
Ireland
New York Law School
Lord Kelvin
Electncle
James I. Bottomley
Episcopal
Southampton
Frank Miles Day Dies at 57 in Philadelphia
Prominent Philadelphia architect Frank Miles Day died at his home in Philadelphia in his fifty eighth year. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Architecture in 1885 and studied in England France and Italy. Day practiced in Philadelphia beginning 1887 designing the Art Club he taught at Penn and Harvard and served as Professor of Perspective at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He acted as supervising architect for Yale Johns Hopkins Delaware College New York University Pennsylvania State College and University of Colorado. He led roles as president of the American Institute of Architects and member of the National Academy of Design along with honorary membership in the Royal Institute of British Architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miles Day
Philadelphia
Mr. Day
University of Pennsylvania School of Architecture
England
France
Italy
Phiadelphia
Art Club
Mray
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Yale University
Johns Hopkins University
Delaware College
New York University
Pennsylvania State College
University of Colorado
American Institute of Architects
National Academy of Design
Royal Institute of British Architects
Lifelong Chums Buried Together in Haverstraw
Two Civil War veterans and childhood friends were buried side by side in Mount Repose Cemetery Haverstraw New York with military honors. John Hudson aged 75 died at his daughter Mrs Albert Tondra’s home 69 Van Courtlandt Park Avenue Yonkers. Richard Smith aged 75 died in Haverstraw where both were born and had lived nearby. Both enlisted in the With New York infantry at war start and later returned to Over strewn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Repose
Haverstraw
N. Y
John Hudson
Albert Tondra
van Courtlandt Park Avenue
Yonkers
Richard Smith
New York Infantry
Overstraw
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Telephoned notices to 1000 Bryant are accepted for marriage and death items intended for The New York Times. The service records official notices and transfers details to the newspaper for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Goodman Helms Rosensohn Birth Notices
June announcements report births for a Goodman son, a Helms baby boy, and a Rosensohn daughter born at home and Sterne Sanitarium. Names include W H Goodman Joseph Helms and Dr Meyer Rosensohn with Leonore Bobel as an affiliated relation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
East Both St
W. H. Goodman
Marriages Listed Through June 16 In New York Area Churches
Several society notices announce weddings including Miss Helen Pauline Mandall to Prank Exmons Mendes at the Randall home in Brooklyn on June 14. Fannie Reeder to Arthur G. Peterson wed on June 17 in New York City. Josephine Beatrice Houghfaling to Julian Kneeland Rosas marry June 15 in Houston. Mabel Alice Duff to Rev Eldred C Vanderlaan united June 16 in Kinderhook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendes—Randall
Bride
Harry D. L. Randall
New York Av
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Pauline Mandall
Exmons Mendes
914Th Infantry
U. &. A. Peterson—Hennett
Weet-Park Presbyterian
Chereh
88Th St
Amsterdam AY
New York
Hey
Anthony H. Fyans
Fannie Reeder
Margaret A. Bennett
New York City
Arthur G. Peterson
Schenectady
Rogs—Houghtalino
Charles
Houghfaling
West 154Th St
Josephine Beatrice
Julian Kneeland Rosas
Signal Reserve Corps
Houston
Texas
Vanderlaan-Duff
the Reformed Church
Kinderhook N
Arthur M. Ellis
Hartford
Conn
Mabel Alice
Wilson T. Duff
Eldred C. Vanderlaan
Kinderhook Reformed Church
Annibersarits Gattermen 25th Wedding Anniversary Notice
Mr and Mrs H Gattermen of 437 West 43d Street New York announce their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on June 18 1918. No celebration due to war times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutterman
H. _Gattermen
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
A June 1918 obituary roundup lists multiple deaths and funeral details across Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey. Entries name James Nesmith Baxter Paul W Bernd John Bernd Edwin French Caroline Mathews and others with service timings and interment places including Lefferts Place Chapel St Andrew's Church Southampton Woodlawn Cemetery Greenwood Cemetery and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral details
A long list of residents with death dates and funeral times. Entries include Patrick McCarthy at 1811 Park Ave age unknown, Chartes Mangold at 60 East Idiot St age 45, and Agnes Crealey at 91 South 24 St aged 45, with services today or tomorrow and times such as 0:30 AM or 10 AM. Additional names include Anna OLeary, Arthur Bristow, Maria Conway, Michael Garone, William Laun, Winifred McArdle, James McFadden, William Mehrmann, and many others with addresses across Brooklyn and nearby areas. Funeral details vary from private to public services, with several notices indicating today or tomorrow services and specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garone
Michael
Spencer St
A. M Gray
Helen
Grugan
Jean
12Th St
Harrington
Stephen
Jame
M. Jackbron
Samuel F
East
Kenny
Jeremiah F
Laun.william
Alabama
Len George, Jr
Lynch St
McArdle
Winifred
St. Mark's Place
M. McFadden
Anna F
Mary A
Quincy St
SMITH
Eliaa
In Wemoham Barton to Anne Judge and others
In sad loving memory notices listing names Sydney Leater Henry Berliner and Anne Judge with dates June 18 1914 1911 and a mass at St Stephen's Brooklyn today at 10 AM memorials reflect family dedications in a newspaper obituary section
Double Funeral for Aged Couple in Flushing Cemetery
A double funeral service will be held this afternoon in the mortuary chapel at Flushing Cemetery. Rev George Rittenhouse of Kurst Baptist Church will lead for Mr and Mrs Charles B Perham who died within hours of each other. Mr Perham was a shipbuilder at New London and aged about seventy, his wife some years younger. The Perhams’ son Captain Charles Perham and others plan to attend from the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing Cemetery
George Rittenhouse
Kurst Baptist Church
Charles B. Perham
Perham West
Per
New London
Charlies Perham O Hold
Thespians Attend Mrs Foy's Funeral in New Rochelle
Funeral for Mrs Madeline Morande Fitzgerald wife of comedian Eddie Foy was held yesterday at St Joseph's Church New Rochelle. The seven Foy children attended the solemn mass sung by Fr A Manzelli with chaplains from Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy
Madeline Morande Fitzgerald
Eddie Foy
St. Joseph's Church
New Rochelle
Trical
A. Manzelli
Cant
Rt Hurl
Obituary notes list numerous Brooklyn notables and deaths
Obituary notes report the deaths of Arthur E. Bristow son of Pelham Bay Naval Reserve Force pneumonia and Tili liam A. New formerly of Wall Street died at 477 Jefferson Avenue Sister Theresa Regina member of the Order of St Joseph WIlliam Hoffman Morristown N J John W Roberts Morristown law firm died at Memorial Hospital Chatham Jack Simpson actor died at Polycnic Hospital Fayette Safford founder of Willimantic Chronicle died in Canterbury Conn John Spewart retired silk and Presbyterian layman died at 54 East Fifty Street Agnes Crealey wife of John T Crealey died at 1 South Second Street Brooklyn James Nesmith Baxter resident of Brooklyn died at East Orleans Mass Julia Cleland Rue widow of John Calvin Rue died at 1180 Bergen Street George Reis former Brooklyn resident died in port 11 Sch lists Ida Francis Winslow daughter of Francie Winslow and sister of Eugene Winslow died at Goshen N Y aged about sixty four living at 583 Monroe Street Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. R. L
Frederic Sears Rand d
Graham
Susan R
Joseph Graham
John Graham
Park Av
Bronx
Woodlawn Cemeery
Greenbaum
Ernestine
Moons
Isaac H. Greenbaum
Flora
Herman J
West 112Th &St
Knapp
Howard Hoyt K
bin G&th
Memorial Chapel
Cedar III Cemetery
Martford
Conn
Koehler
Fred H
Pauline O
White Haven
Penn
Leineh
Henry
Jeanette Lerner
Quatave
Olga
Charles
Theresa
West
Macmahon
Josie B. Macmahon
Mathews
Caroline Genevieve
John Mathews
Central Park West
Evelyn Marie
Funral
Broadway
Manhattan St
New York
OLDEN
Caroline Schuerpan
Walter J. Olden
Olden Manor
Princeton
N. J
Proudman
Elizabeth
John C. Proudman
66Th St
Brooklyn
Sea Beach
Riordan
Jersey City
Edward J
Miarrison Fiordan
Nellie J. Winderry
North Asbury Park
Charles J. Ross
Mabel Fenton Ross
Church of the Holy Spirit
Asbury Park
Glenwood Cemetery
Lang Bee N. J
Central R. R
St. Rue
Julia C. Rue
Bergen &J
Simpson
John
É6th &J
Frank Campbell
Actors Fund
Stewart
John Stewart
William Stewart
Belfast
Ireland
Tilson
Frederick Raymond Tilson
PF. M
Walton Ay
Greenwood Cemetery
Tracy
Frank W. Tracy
Williamatown
County Galway
St. Mary's H Tal
Rochester
Minn
Harrison #I
Stapleton
Wright
Sarah
Arthur B
Fort Hamilton Parkway
N. Y
Evergreens Cemetery
Zeller
Park Ridge
John Martin Zeller
Frank A
Susan K. Zeller
Woodlawn Cemetery
Arthur E. Bristow
Naval Reserve Force
Pelham Bay
Tililiam A. New
Wall Street
Jefferson Avenue
Theresa Regina
Order of St. Joseph
St. Anthony's Hospital
Woodhaven
William Hoffman
Bparta
Hie
John W. Roberts
Investi
Morristown
Memorial Hospital
Chatham
Jack Simpson
Polyclynic Hospital
Red Mill
Triumph
Wyayette Safford
Willimantic
Weekly Chronicle
Canterbury
John Spewart
East Fifty Street
Samuel F. Jackson
Mass
The
Polytechnic Institute
Hamilton Club
Julia Cleland Rue
John Calvin Rue
Bergen Street
Manhattan
George Reis
Flatbush
Port, LL
W. J. Bloomingdale
Lincoln Place
Ida Francis Winslow
Francie BP. Winslow
Eugene H. Winslow
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance 3
Goshen
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Rainbow Division
Guy
War Savings and
War Savings
Ent
Ness
Chamber of Commerce
Advong
Chamber
Committee of Finance
Ece
West Pifty-fifth
St Ha
West End Avenue
Womans
Edwin Havers
Realty
Copenhagen
Havers
Typographical Union No. 6
Big Six
Leon Rouse
Dealers’ Association
Admiro American Hogmay CO
American Hosiery Co
New Britain
Wm. A. White & Sons
Cedar Street
Red Cross Drive
Kaiser AS
Samaritan
Vanderbilt Hotel
Gymkhana For War Fund
John &. Phipps
Brooklyn Dry Dock
Times
University Summer School
Catholic Club
Marcon
St. Andrew’s
Gorn
Pere Feneral
Heun
Ferdinand
Neral
Stanton St. Kelly
James
St. Juma
Brackerubh
Addison
Sti
West Side
Jay Hogan
James T
Lexington
A. M. McCarthy
Thomas J
A. M. McLaughlin
Oecar N
Gregory St
Wees. James
Tong Island
Flynn
Wilhem
Richmond Hill
Graves
Frances H
Mineola
Wemoham
New
New Jerney
Connecticut
Madison
Cme J
Winterbottom
John W. Lyon
Hariem
Trefieva
East 234 St
Boy Sigirls
Neal
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