Nurses Ally for Red Cross Service in New York State
Albany May 31 Applicants must be graduates of nursing schools with two years of hospital training to join emergency detachments for the American Red Cross Nursing Service. Miss Anna L Alling coordinates enrollment across 12 counties including Albany and Ulster. Eligible ages 25 to 40 with allowances up to $60 a month abroad, $50 domestically, plus maintenance and travel. Nurses urged to contact Miss Alling immediately to complete mobilization of emergency units for potential war service.
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Albany
New York State
Anna L. Allins
South
Bwan Otrest
New York
Columbia
Detchess
Fulton, Greene
Hamilton
Montgomery
Orange
Schoharie
Bohenectady
Sullivan
Ulster
Clara D. Noyes
Surean of Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Red Crosse
Genere
Army Or Navy Nurse Corps
United States
Miss Alling
Hillside
St. Jo’p
Phillipsburgh
Otterville
New Verneh
Hawalls
Westtown
Slate Hillary
Unigoville
Scotchtown
Ctlie
Ballville
Pine Hill
France
Anna
Arny
Wickhamswine
North Street
Uncle Sam
Col. W
Women urge Americans to sustain local charities during war
Washington May 31 The Women's Committee of the Council of National Defence appeals to women to support local charities and prevent hardship among dependents and the helpless as war burdens grow. The message stresses that charitable giving relies on surplus income and income tax changes, urging home front efforts to preserve aid. A 100 foot high wireless mast is noted in Central America.
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Washington
Council of National Defence
Middletown Observes Memorial Day Patriotism Parade
Memorial Day exercises in Middletown featured a grand parade from Orchard Street to Thrall Park led by Junior Home Guards. Veterans of Jackson Post and the G A R honored fallen soldiers with reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and a salute at the monument.
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Orchard Street
Thrall Library
Columsh
North Street
Wickham Avenue
Thrall Park
Jackson Fost
Béventy-frat
City Office
Hildren
Grove
Depot
James Street
Thompson
Common Council
Grand Army Poste
71St Regiment and Company
Jackson Post
Hamptonburgh
Wim. A.” Jackson
Lyon Post
Phillipsburgh
Jacxeun Post
Capt. Jackson
Goshen Band
Grange Hall
R. 0. Kirkwood
Dloeneb
Parade who led Seventy-first earns praise from Veterans
Wednesday parade honored Col Bates and the Seventy-first Regiment with staff and officers present. Veterans from the Civil War showed strong support as color bearers and units from 44th Separate Company Veterans Association performed well. A large Orange County contingent assisted in crowd safety while schoolchildren and dignitaries attended memorial services in Hamptonburgh and Franklin Square.
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U. Bates
Seventy-first
Tae
Christin G. Walter
Dr. Schulteaulo
Russell Conkting
Boy Scouts
Charles E. Gresson
Orange County
Suc
Chamber For Commerce
Charles Hood
44Th Separate Company Veterans’ Association
N. L. Satchel
Odell Crans
Sidney Crans
Joseph Willams
Regular Army
Fort Hancock
M. G. Denniston
Washingtonville
Daughters of the Revolution
Denniston
Philippines
Col. Bates
Joint Memorial Day Committee
Grand Army Posta
W. G. Bates
Seventy-first Regiment
Grand Army
A. Bates
Erie Will Take Off Some Trains Change in Schedule
The Erie Railroad announces a summer schedule change effective Sunday June 10 to conserve fuel and equipment. Trains 5 and 6 revert to May 23 1915 timings. Train 3 departs 10 16 p m and another train at 6 19 a m. Several services including Nos 381 35 and 23 241 48 355 and 365 366 395 394 are withdrawn between Newburgh Greycourt Goshen Harriman Pine Bush and Pine Island with listed departure and arrival times curtailed.
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Erie Railroad Company
Suaquehannna
Harriman
Newburgh
Greycourt
Newbursh
Stangel and Rampe Bride at Ulster Heights Church
A pretty wedding joined Charles F. Stangel of Lackawack and Frances C. Rampe of Woodbourne at Sts Michael and Vendilenus R. C. Church Ulster Heights on Wednesday May 23 Rev Theodore Ran berg officiated The couple received nuptial blessings and a reception followed at the bride’s home They will reside in Napanoch Also noted a plot to blow up the Catskill aqueduct found 27 sticks of dynamite under a nearby bridge, turned in by a bait seeker.
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Elon Stangel
M. Alice Ramipe
George 2Umge
Broom
Miss Maud Abeling
Cannjeharle
Sy International News Service
New York
Catskill Aqueduct
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Francis A. Clark
Aéth Separate Co
Clark
Logan
The
Dr. Kirkwood
Lincoln
Jackson Pus
Conrade Robert R. Cordner
Tiehry
Kirkwood
W. A
Gen. Lyon
Anna Goldsmith
Helen Horton
Mytta Case
Franklin Square
Frank Funnel
Oracle ec@uty
Goshen
Port Jervis
New York City
Upper Boy Scouts
U. A. M. Home Defense
Breese
ERIE
Mrs. Stangell
Napanoch
the Times-Press
Sale
Limen
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