Erie engine derailed near Mt Eve to be righted this afternoon
The Erie engine No. 2072 derailed at Mt Eve near Pine Island Tuesday and remains off the tracks. A wrecking crew led by M. Nolan and boss wrecker Mr. Rutan is returning to scene to restore the engine. The cause is a loosened earth under the track. Engineer Lyon and Conductor G. B. Ramey were in charge of the train. George Martan and Joseph Mae Carthy, formerly Goshen Inn bellboys, left for New York with Martan heading to Atlantic City for hotel work. About six taxpayers attended grievance day taxes. Supervisor Fred B. Hock reports Albany confirming towns supervise fires. Hock appoints Chief Engineer Frank C. Hock and assistants Edward Farrell and J. W. Robinson as fire wardens for Goshen township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
G. B. Ramey
George Martan
Joseph MaeCarthy
Bellboys
New York City
Mr. Martan
Atlantic City
Fred B. Hock
Albany
Mr. Hock
Frank C. Hock
Edward Farrell
J. W. Robinson
Goshen
Knights of Columbus Convention Ends With Bishop Installation
P. J. Riverkamp returned from Buffalo where he attended the Knights of Columbus convention acting as a local representative. The convention carried out the installation of a bishop as an important measure with 700 delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Riverkamp
Buffalo
the Knights of Columbus
Fire at North Church Street residence prompts callout
Frank Hock and other firemen were dispatched to a blaze at 107 North Church Street in the Andrew Gleschner home yesterday afternoon. The fire, started in a bundle of rags, likely due to spontaneous combustion, was extinguished before responders arrived. the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hock
Andrew Gleschner
North Church Street
Greenville visit remarks by Anne Potter
Anne Potter of Greenville visits relatives in town, staying for a period and spending time with family members during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Potter
Greenville
Elwood Roberts Takes Vacation From County Building
Elwood Roberts a search clerk at the county building remains in town during his vacation and plans to depart for Albany in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Roberts
Albany
Powers Joins Enright as Chauffeur Drives Maxwell
Patrick Powers formerly of the Circle garage takes a post with M. J. Enright as a chauffeur and will operate a Maxwell. The Town Board met in the town hall this morning and transacted routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Powers
The
Circle Garage
M. J. Enright
Maxwell
Orange Lodge Meets Allocates Funds to Goshen Field
At a regular meeting of Orange Lodge No 506 I O O F a substantial sum was voted to the Goshen Field fund. The train No 5 was delayed here last night due to a bad drawhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodge
Goshen Field Fund
Gus Gillespie Gang Paints Historic Track Grandstand
Gus Gillespie and his crew are painting the grandstand at the historic track. After the job ends, little remains to do at the park beyond readying the facility for horses. Frank C. Hock is installing plumbing for Thomas Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus” Gillespie
Frank C. Hock
Thomas Farrell
Dikeman Hose Co plans new Reo auto truck purchase
Goshen June 7 the Dikeman Hose Co held a meeting to choose a new Reo auto truck similar to the demonstrator shown last week. It will cost over 3000 dollars, include 2500 feet of hose two 36 gallon chemical tanks and two small tanks, and is expected by about September first at the New street truck house under board review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dikeman Hose Co
Reo Auto
Board of Trustees
Babylon
L. I
New Street
Village Board Vows Immediate Sewer Hookups and Signage
The Board of Trustees met last night and ordered immediate connection of all unsewered houses. A sign will mark the sewage disposal area. The village street contract will be advertised today in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Albany
Village Society discusses auto speed and cutouts
The village improvement society met last night to regulate automobile speed and the use of cutouts. Signs exist to regulate the condition but enforcement is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Improvement Society
Parker praises Goshen Club for aiding in office fire response
Dr. Parker addressed the Dike nan Hose Co and Goshen Club members at their meeting last evening expressing appreciation for their services in controlling a blaze at his office some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Dikenan Hose Co
Goshen Club
Gars
Annual sermon for Dike Hose Co held at St. John's Church
The Dike Hose Company sermon, postponed earlier, will be held Sunday June 18 at St. John’s Church. The Goshen band plans a practice tonight and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dikeman Hose Co
St. John’s Church
Goshen Band
Ohio man James H. Johnson arrested for public intoxication
James H. Johnson 71 of Ohio was arrested last night on Greenwich Avenue by Chief Bruce for public intoxication. His hearing occurred at 1 30 this afternoon. Kate Mack, longtime worker for Mrs Montanyon, was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Clark for a fifth time in an alleged intoxicated condition. Last Wednesday she caused trouble at her workplace. Kate arrived from Newburgh this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Johnson
Ohio
Greenwich Avenue
Bruce
Kate Mack
Heifer Thefts Reported At Johnson Farm
Edward Tuohy told Officer Clark a Jersey heifer was stolen from the Johnson farm. Missing since Monday, the new dark milker with short horns remains unfound. The heifer belongs to Grant Hugh Browne. The Marathon Club hosted a well attended dance at Central last evening with many outsiders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tuohy
Clark
Johnson Farm
Grant Hugh Browne
Marathon Club
the Central
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival at Presbyterian Chapel
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church invites all to its annual ice cream and strawberry festival at the chapel on Thursday evening June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Escape of New Hampton workers at Ryerson bridge ends
Three New York City youths James Du Molo George Laschinger and Adam Happel escaped from the New Hampton Industrial Farms while doing electrical work and dressing as citizens. Pursuit by Louis Lawes John Ryan and other guards ended at Ryerson's bridge where two boys hid but were captured and the third fled before being caught. The trio was returned to the farms for close supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
New Hampton
Ryerson’s Bridge
James du Molo
George Laschinger
Adam Happel
New York City
Louis Lawes
John Ryan
Lawes
Erie
Ryerson’s
Choir Boys Concert at St James Church Music Hall
At St James Church 28 choir boys present a Friday evening concert in the Music Hall at 8 o'clock to benefit their camp and club fund. The program features violinist Herbert Dittler and performers Miss Julia C Reid Miss Anna Dalton baritone William H Herbert pianist Marguerite Steenson and others. Dittler known for New York recitals and trained under Spiering and Thibaud, teaches at New York College of Music and serves on Columbia and Princeton staffs. He appears in Goshen thanks to Mr Mather. Tickets available from choir boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Music Hall
Herbert Dittler
Julia C. Reid
Ttler
Anna Dalton
William H. Herbert
Marguerite Steenson
W. J. Kingsland, Jr
Frank H. Mather
New York
Theodore Spiering
Berlin
Jacques Thibaud
Paris
New York College of Music
Columbia
Princeton
Goshen
Mather
Orange County
Umbrella Mender Patrick Riley Arrested for Public Intoxication
Patrick Riley aged 61 was arrested last evening by Chief Bruce in front of Samuels store. He was charged with public intoxication and this morning placed in county jail for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Riley
Bruce
Samuels
Rumsey Sells Colt to New Orange Hotel Owner
D B Rumsey of Monticello sold his colt yesterday to Charles Burant proprietor of the New Orange Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Rumsey
Monticello
Charles Burant
New Orange Hotel
Edward Nolan Sells Colt to Frank Burgess at Driving Park
Edward Nolan sold his fine bred colt to Frank Burgess, trainer, at the driving park, with Burgess taking ownership and responsibility for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nolan
Frank Burgess
Driving Park
Joseph Weir Returns to Town After 43 Years
Joseph Weir of Cornwall Landing, a former Goshen resident for 43 years, was seen in town today confirming his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weir
Cornwall Landing
Goshen
John Casey Visits Friends in Port Jervis
John Casey travels to Port Jervis to visit friends, with plans to catch up and spend time in the small New York town. The article notes his travel but provides no further events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casey
Port Jervis
Stock yards receive 100 mules and 9 horses at Ludium farm
One hundred mules and nine horses arrived this morning for the stock yards at the Ludium farm, marking a notable arrival of livestock for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludium Farm
Lightning Strikes Local Barn Damaging Roof and Cupola
Severe storm strikes the barn of Officer David Clark at 232 Mathews Street tearing off part of the cupola and roof. Mrs. Vaughn visiting Clark finds her horse knocked down by the shock but soon recovered to its feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offcer David Clark
Mathews Street
Eichbaum Wins Interlocutory Divorce Decree
At a special term of the Supreme Court Fred W. Eichbaum of Orange county sued his wife May Eichbaum for divorce and received an interlocutory decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Supreme Court
Fred W. Eichbaum
Orange County
May Eichbaum
Obituary of Margaret Madden Kinsila of Port Jervis
Margaret Madden Kinsila, widow of Hon. John Kinsila, died at 11 45 p m Saturday night at 22 Ball Street after a long illness from pelvic cancer. She was 73, born in Newry Ireland, came to the United States at age five with her father Bernard Madden a Little Irelander leader who fled 1848. She married John Kinsila 54 years ago. he died last New Year’s Day. Survived by two children Edward and Julia Kinsila of Port Jervis. she was a St Mary’s Church member and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Madden Kinsila
Port Jervis
John Kinsila
Ball Street
Newry
Ireland
Bernard Madden
John Mitchel
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
America
Mr. Kinsila
Edward
Julia Kinsila
Kinsila
St. Mary’s Church
Death of Miss Mary A Doyle at Thompson Ridge
Miss Mary A Doyle died at her home in Thompson Ridge after a lingering illness at age 44 years 10 months 21 days. Born July 16 1872 at Thompson Ridge she was daughter of the late Walter Doyle and Mary A Carr and lived all her life in Crawford. She leaves two sisters Elizabeth and Teresa V at home and brothers Walter John E in New York City Martin O at home. She was a devout member of St Pauls Church Bullville and was well liked by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Doyle
Thompson Ridge
Miss Doyle
Walter Doyle
Mary A. Carr
Crawford
Elizabeth
Teresa V
Walter
John E
New York City
Martin O
St. Paul's Church
Bullville
Social notes recall visitors and journeys in Middletown
A busy social column lists visitors and travels including Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Bennett and party from Bethel Conn visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Wright. Miss Vera B. Crans home from Syracuse University. Oliver E. Roberts visiting Middletown. Miss Millicent Wakeman and Mrs. Harry G. Dill hosts. dances and trips to New York Chicago Mendon Ohio noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Bennett
F. A. Noxon
Edith Wood
Bethel
Conn
K. E. Wright
West Main Street
Mr. Noxon
Reginald
William H. Wickham
J. M. Johnson
K. Vanevera
W. Dill
Tarrytown
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York City
C. G. Wood
Myrtle Avenue
Olga Russo
Beattie Avenue
New York
Bath Beach
John Derr
Hotel Ryan
Monticello
Middletown
Roberts, Young
Hurch
Otisville
New Brighton
Young
Hainsville
N. J
Oliver E. Roberts
Wilkes-Barre
Hilsdorf
John M. Austin
Mortimer B., Jr
Eugene M
M. B. Austin
Wickham Avenue
Times-Press Want Columns Questioned
Advertisement note hints at the paper’s classified section offering goods and services. The line suggests readers should use the want columns for needs and inquiries, reflecting common small town newspaper practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Funeral services for Mrs Melvina Murray in Pine Bush
Mrs Melvina Murray 59 died at her Pine Bush home after a fall last summer and a stroke. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 from the late home and 10 at St Pauls Bullville with Requiem Mass. Burial in St Patrick's Newburgh. She leaves two sons George and Albert Murray of Middletown, a sister Mrs Corwin, and brother Charlies Bowen. Services held at M E Church Pine Bush at 2:30 conducted by Rev George E Wright. Interment at New Prospect Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Bullville
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Newburgh
Melvina Murray
Pine Bush
Ulsterville
Ablijah
Mary (Rosencrans) Bowen
Murray
George
Albert Murray
Middletown
Frank Corwin
Charlies Bowen
M. E
George E. Wright
New Prospect Cemetery
Portrait of Mrs. Mary Pride Dies at 102 Academy Avenue
Mrs. Mary E Pride 64 died at home 102 Academy Avenue Tuesday morning after three years of ill health. Born Clinton Dale Ulster County she married Peter Pride November 29 1870 Ellenville. Survived by husband two sons John C Pride and Charles B Pride. Funeral notice appears elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Pride
Peter Pride
Academy Avenue
Clintondale
Ulster County
Charles R
Catherine Depew
Ellenville
Death of Samuel Shelley in Sussex New Jersey
Samuel Shelley aged 39 died at his home on the Shelley homestead June 2 from acute indigestion after feeling ill the day before. He leaves two sisters Mrs. Margaret Pepper of Paterson and Mrs. Florence Grosshora of Middletown and his brother Nelson Shelley with whom he lived. The funeral was held at his home conducted by Rev. H. Rannels with interment at Papakating cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
Samuel Shelley
Shelley Homestead
Margaret Pepper
Paterson
Florence Grosshora
Middletown
Nelson Shelley
H. Rannels
Papakating
Mrs. F L Griffin of Godeffroy Dies at 57
Mrs. F L Griffin of Godeffroy New York died at her home Monday morning in her 58th year. She was daughter of Edward and Mrs Burdick of Forestburgh and married to F L Griffin 38 years ago. Survived by husband son D A Griffin of South Dakota adopted daughter Miss Josie Griffin of Baltimore and several sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Griffin
Godeffroy
N. Y
Edward Burdick
Forestburgh
Death of Kate McCaffery in Mt Carmel Church area
Kate McCaffery died in this city on June 4 at age 66. She previously resided in New York. Her funeral was held Thursday at 9 o clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, with interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McCaffery
New York
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Frivolous defense leads to judgment for Rock Spring Creamery
Circuit Judge George Sitter orders $66 160 in favor of Frank M. Black of the Rock Spring Creamery Montague township, after finding the defendant's answer frivolous. Black sought 186.55 for milk deliveries 122.50 for house funds and 145 for manager wages. He claims a November 30 1915 compromise reduced the amount to 644.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
George 8. Sitter
Frank M. Black
Rock Spring
Newburgh Manager Narrowly Escapes Ammonia Fumes
G 8S Trumbauer manager of the Newburgh Mohican store on Broadway barely survived ammonia gas during a refrigeration tank explosion. Fumes filled the store’s cellar and spread, prompting action from staff and firefighters before he turned off the inlet valve and collapsed briefly on the main floor. He recovered without medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Trumbauer
Brewster
Peculiar Bank Swallows Nest Along Wallkill River
Ornithology note describes bank swallows at Wallkill near Denton. Nests are holes bored into a 75 foot river bank with four to four and a half feet of tunnel, two broods per season, usually hatch in April and May. Species named clivicola riparia. Birds migrate north late summer and winter in river bank holes or rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Denton
Wallul
Erie train fatality report unanswered at Snyder near warehouse
A man informed police that someone was killed by an Erie train near Snyder and Fancher's warehouse. Officers searched the Erie main line from James to Washington streets, over a mile and a half, but found no evidence of a death. The informant's identity remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Snyder
Fancher
Ward
Halstead
James Street
Washington Street
Bids Filed for Sullivan Highways Along Liberty County Line
Albany reports bids filed for the Liberty County line road 5234a part 2 in Sullivan county totaling 8.51 miles. Bidder Abner M Harper of Newburgh quoted 55747.25 with John J Guinan Construction Brooklyn at 68289.50 and other contractors including Wagner and Braum Brooklyn 50488.50 and Joseph Heisler with Frank Gulliott Schenectady 56122.50. Additional bids include Cuizzo Yonkers 56461.60 and Abner M Harper Inc Newburgh 58000.00 for 952 roads 700 and 795 in Sullivan county 1.95 miles and Nathan E Young Cooks Falls 29961.20 with John J Guinan Contracting Brooklyn 37242.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Liberty-County Line
Sullivan County
Abner M. Harper
Newburgh
John J. Guinan
Frank Gulliott
Schenectady
Joseph L. Cuizzo
Yonkers
Abner M. Harper, Inc
Nathan E. Young
Cooks Falls
Contracting Company
Brooklyn
German Losses in Jutland Battle Report
Berlin issues an official statement listing Germanys total Jutland losses as one cruiser one ships of the line four light cruisers and five torpedo boats plus notation of old condition vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Berlin
June
Germany
Jutland
Doctor Hanmer Returns From State Health Officers Meet
Dr J L Hanmer came back Wednesday evening from the State Convention of Health Officers held at Saratoga Springs. He attended several days of meetings with representative men from across the state and noted important topics on health and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hanmer
State Convention of Health Officers
Saratoga Springs
Fisherman Brings 35 Fine Brown Trout Home
Starr Moore of 21 Grand Avenue fished Tuesday and returned with 35 brown trout in a productive outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Moore
Grand Avenue
Mrs Williams Heads to Mt Clemens for Rheumatism Baths
Mrs B B Williams of Coldenham left Tuesday for Mt Clemens Michigan to take a course of sulphur baths for rheumatism and hopes for relief from years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Williams
Coldenham
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Second Annual Reunion and Feast of Hospital Alumni
The Middle town State Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing held its second annual reunion banquet and dance in the institution’s Amusement Hall. About 115 guests enjoyed a lavish menu, decorations, and music while officers and visiting alumnae shared in recalling the school’s history and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Valley
New York State Nursing Association
New York
T Ia
School of Nursing
American Magazine of Nursing
Flower Hospital
Sadie M. Dedrick
Elizabeth F. Moran
Moran
Ashley
Plaza
van Bere
Mies Helen Mc McNamara
Joseph A. Herbert
Katherine Little
Ridgewood
N. J
Edith A
Penny
Beulah Langman
Monticello
Mayme McGrath
Middletown
Charles BE. Brome
Circleville
Daniel Moran, Jr
Elizabeth Manning
Agnes M. Gray
Nellie W. Gillen
Wilbur BE. Cook
Long Beach
Cal
Harriet Holbert
Central Valley
Marie Mezel
Brooklyn
Fannie J. Atwell
Centerville Station
Anga J Conklin
Toronto
Can
Charles D. Dean
Harpersville
N. Y
Estelle G. Hewitt
Binghamton
Mary E. Redding
R. N
William Schuchardt
Maude Fero
Mies Gertrude Greul
Scotland
Martha Morrison
New York State
Langman
Cumberland
Alumni Association
M. C. Ashley
Agnes M. Valley
Annie Nearn
Nellie Bull
Miss Dedrick
Miss Roberta Buckley Swinton Weds Ralph B. King at Port Jervis
Port Jervis June 6 bride, Miss Roberta Buckley Swinton daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Swinton Jr, married Ralph Benjamin King son of Mr and Mrs L B King of Detroit at First Presbyterian Church Rev E R Kruizenga officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Reba Martin wore cream net over yellow satin with bridesmaids in organza gowns. Best man Charles F E Merrill and ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Roberta Buckley Swinton
John D. Swinton, Jr
Sullivan Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Benjamin King
L. B. King
Detroit
Mich
E. R. Kruizenga
Reba Martin
Westfield
N. J
Janet King
Charlotte Swartwout
Margaret Canfield
Florence Salmon
Lila Alice Carmer
Marguerite Sharpe and Arthur Sengstacken Wed in New York
Miss Marguerite Rodger Sharpe daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sharpe of New York and Arthur H Sengstacken of Greenwich Conn formerly of this city were married Thursday June 1 at 8 30 PM at North Presbyterian Church West 156th Street New York. The groom is manager of the Western Union office at Greenwich and the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Rodger Sharpe
John Sharpe
New York
Arthur H. Sengstacken
Greenwich
Conn
North Presbyterian Church
West 156Th Street
Bengstacken
Elsie Sengstacken
Catherine Tappan
J. Mortimer Osborne
Western Union
Faller Marries Mabel Case at Grace Church Rectory
On Saturday evening June 3 at 8 at the Grace Church rectory Linden Place the marriage of John Faller of 170 Monhagen Avenue and Mrs. Mabel Edna Case of 146 Wickham Avenue was performed by Rev. F. S. Smithers Jr. The couple’s attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. They will live at 170 Monhagen Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Linden Place
John Faller
Monhagen Avenue
Mabel Edna Case
Wickham Avenue
F. S. Smithers
Charles Thompson
McVoys Married at Webb Horton Chapel in Middletown
Scott McVoy and James B. Scott along with Mrs Nettie P McVoy of Middletown were married this afternoon by Dr B Van Dyke Wight at Webb Horton Chapel They departed on the 205 train for an extended trip and plan to reside later at 5 Little Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Scott
Nettie P. MccVoy
Middletown
B. van Dyke Wight
Webb Horton Chapel
Charles F. McVoy
Little Avenue
Cactus Stems Protect Water in Arid Environments
The thick cactus stem stores water as a natural adaptation to desert conditions. It reduces evaporation loss by maintaining a large water reserve and minimizing surface area exposure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora Dreher
Roscoe
Steve Lewis
North Street
K. Seybolt
George PD. Plass
Horton Avenue
Little Falls
Plass
N. T. Plass
M. B. McDermott
Sprague Avenue
Mendon
William F. Randolph
Peter Henderson Seed Co
Jersey City
J. Pollock
Fred Startup
William Beatty
Lillian Bowen
Jennie Babcock
William Babcock
Stony Point
Thomas Sherman
William J. Mapes
Lencon Avenue
John Bright
Ten Eyck
Marie Sayer
J. Patchett
Keyser
West Virgina
Bessie Romer
Millicent Wakeman
Harry G. Dill
Sullivan Highways
DR. Hanmer
Hospital
School of Nursing Association
Burke Phillbury
T. D. Mills
St. Louis
King—Swinton
Sengstacken-Sharpe
Faller
Scott McVoy
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