Thrall Hospital Nurses Graduate In Solemn Exercises
The Thrall Hospital Training School for Nurses held graduation exercises in the Assembly Rooms with 200 guests. Dr Walworth addressed the audience on Christian medical mission work and virtues for nurses including courage confidence humor hope and humanity. Diplomas were presented to Lena Pilzoth Tunalag and Amy W Mire Starkweather with oath and pins while prayers and musical selections concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall Hospital
Edmund J. Fenper
Chopin
Forcet P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Marguerite Ayres
Chaminade
Walworth
Charles L. Wal
Iraver
Alwersy
Morse
Mr. Hunter
Qeeaith
Seccom
T. D. Mile
Ise
Lena Pilzatoth Tunalag
Amy W Mire
Dr. Mills
PTC
Reion
Amy Winifred Sterkwasther
Missena Elizabeth Dunning
Miles Starkweather
Miss Dunning
Miss Starkweather
Airs
Gertrude Starkweather
Walden
Elmira
Fist Fight in an Engine Cab On Exile Railway
Two Newburgh men, Engineer Samuel Hadley and Fireman George Clerg, fought in the cab during a passenger run between Walls Gate and New Windsor. Hadley says Clerg slept then woke to threaten him. Clerg alleges assault. Both suspended. one may be permanently removed as investigation continues.
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Samuel Hadley
George Clerg
Newburgh
Walls Gate
New Windsor
Clesg
Hadley
Bia
Hia
Clege
Cless
Ater
Clegs
Mimic Entertains Physicians Club Affair at Siete Hospital
The Physicians Club met at the Siete Hospital Thursday evening for a smoker and rice. The New York based impersonator Mimic entertained doctors for nearly an hour with vaudeville. Refreshments were served with out of town guests Dr Myers and Dr Saniec in attendance.
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Chih
Siete Hospital
Taegue
Souhser Mattghers
Star
New York
Dollors
Cinty
Drs. Myers
Slate
Saniec
Scoltchiow2
K T Commandery Installs Officers in Cyprus No 67
Cyprus Commandery No 67 K T held an Installation and Initiation at the regular meeting Thursday night. Officers installed included Eminent Commander Charles W Rodgers Generalissho Ames E McIntyre Captain General Charles W Predmore Senior Warden William L Myerly Junior Warden George E Smith Prelate William H Moser Treasurer Theodore A Weller Recorder L B A Taylor Standard Bearer Thomas K DeWitt Sword Bearer John F Dusenberry Warder Charles M Quacken bush Third Guard Howard B Keeler Second Guard John H Morrison First Guard Harry F Billings Musical Director George Wengenroth Armorer Samuel G Beyea Finance Committee C W Rodgers J B Carson C Chester Bogart Trustees M C Ashley James B Larsen Charles R Smith Sentinel David C Roe Nine members were initiated into the Order of the Red Cross, including men from Sussex and Hamburg, and Samaritan Lodge, F and AM, also took part. A buffer lunch followed under George T Bryant.
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Cyprus Commandery
K. T
C. ©. Bogart
C. W. Rodgers
Charles. W. Rodgers
Ames E. Mc]Intyre
Charles W. Predmore
Willam L. Myerly
George £. Smith
William H. Moser
Theodore A A. Weller
L B. A. Taylor
Thomas K. DeWitt
John F. Dusenberry
Charles M. Quackenbush
Howard B. Keeler
John H. Morrison
Harry F. Billings
George Wengenroth
Samuel G. Beyea
J. B. Carson
C. Chester Bogart
M. C. Ashley
James B. Larsen
Charles R. Smith
David C. Roe
Order of the Red Cross
Sussex
Hamburg
Samaritan Lodge
George T. Bryant
Ulster County WCTU Holds Annual Convention and Institute
The Ulster County WCTU convened at the Bilenville Methodist Church with a two day program. It featured devotional services, prayers, papers on state headquarters, music by local groups, and speeches by Mrs. Parsells and H. Westlake Coons. Delegates from Kingston, Marlboro, Wallkill, Saugerties and other towns attended, with hosting by Ellenville and nearby unions. Weather remained favorable for visiting delegates.
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Blienville
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lister County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bilenville
Irai Snyder
Cottekill
Theodosia B. Mackey
E. J. Ransome
Highland
Stevens
C. H. Gaase
Addie B- Parsells
Philadelphia
Ellenville “Y
Robert Graham
Ellenville
Marion Montrose
Briggs Street
Parsells
Palmer
Clintondale
Ganse
Martha H. Bell
Milton
Alice Kiersted
Kingston
Beli
Anna P. Birdseil
Wallkill
Celia A Lackwood
Marlboro
Finger
Saugerties
H. Westlake Coons
Futzrelem
Elizabeth Birdsell
M. Edith Dayton
Plattekill
B. Clarke
Mikten
E. 5. Ransome
F. Fulton
el Quick
H. C. Smith
A. C. Andrews
Mary L. Clinna
Alice Krissted
J. C. Covert
J. Kelder
A. Palen
D. B. Jen- Gricks
W. E. Simmons
J. C. Mould
C. S Jennings
John Reagan
G Finger
J. Cooper
Xollie Porter
E. C. Lewis
Katherine B
Union
Edens
Erie Change Not Likely Involving Train Delay
W Q O Rock Erie railroad traveling agent was in town Friday and discussed the complaint about a train stopping in the city. He asked authorities to review the Erie railroad action and its schedule, noting the train could be returned to the road and altered timetable.
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Erie
W. QO. Rock
Erie Rainmad
Mr Rock
Aletown
Erie Railiad
Chamises Street
New York
Retailers group selects officer for wholesalers' meeting
Prank Jones secretary of the Retail Feed Dealers Association has been chosen to represent retailers at the wholesalers meeting in Chicago on May 22.
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Jones
Smlilie
Retal] Feed Dealers’ Association
Chicago
Grace Church hosts talks on Brotherhood and warns of Jack the Ripper scare
Hubert Carleton of Boston spoke at Grace Church Men’s Club on forming a Grace Church chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. The group promotes Christian action through pledges of prayer and service, not nagging. A town rumor then spread of a “Jack the Ripper” sighting, described as a young man with two companions attacking three girls, though injuries were minor. The state Health Department’s April bulletin lists Middletown deaths and births for March, with detailed causes and regional typhoid comparisons across Orange and Sullivan counties.
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Hubert Carleton
Boston
Grace Church
Carleton
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherkooa of
St Andrew
Episcopal Church
I T
Carletos
Jack the Ripper
Yipner
Depot
Centre Streets
State Health Department
Middletown
Bright
Goshen
Montgomery
Newburgh
Port Jervis
Walden
Warwick
Ellen
Newhursh
Orange County
Sullivan County
Cesniz
Dead man may have been patient here
Walker Dusenbury a mining engineer from Elmareaue Bogota. He was struck while attempting to board a fast moving West Shore freight train at 9 20 Thursday morning. He died at North Hudson Hospital shortly after. He had recently been in Mexico City as an expert for a mining company and his mind is said to have been affected, possibly causing the rash act.
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Walker Dusenbury
Elmareaue
Bogota
West Shore
North Hudson Hospital
Dusengury
Mexico City
Atic
Wiliam J. Reilly
Owelock Ioral
Mank
State Hospital Board Meeting Details and Building Plans
The Board of Managers of the State Hospital met in the afternoon with members Rogers, James Carson, Ira J. Case, William A. Lawrence, and other city figures present. They discussed rental matters and proposed improvements and new work, including a thorough disposition of part of the buildings.
Randolph Treasurer Sentenced to One Year in State Prison
Wilkham J. Ran- Agiph, Rockland county treasurer, recently convicted of misappropriation, was sentenced by Justice Mills last night to one year in state prison.
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Associated Pressey Neack
Fersner County
Wilkham J. Ran- Agiph
Rockland
Ions
Justice Mills
Posse Pursues Horse Thieves Across Counties
Word reached the police that three pairs of horse thieves stole a bay pair of horses a rubber tired wagon and harness from Luther Bolee in West Shokan on Wednesday night or early Thursday. Sheriff Holce and Ulster County riders pursued the culprits to Centerville Sullivan County. A report Friday said the horses harness and wagon were found along a farm road near Woolbourne Sullivan County on the 20 Hashrouck road.
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Luther Bolee
West Shokan
Holce
Ulster County
Sullivan County
of Saith Farm
Woolbourne
Hashrouck
Fingers Crushed in Borden's Machinery
Charis Truex of D8 Hoenston Avenue was injured at the Borden dairy plant while condensing milk in the chocolate department. His left hand was placed in a machine pan and three fingers suffered severe bruising and broken bones. He was attended by R. Hardenbergh and later went home, with expectations of eventual recovery.
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Charis
Truex
Hoenston Avenue
Borden Rondensery
Mr. Truex
Rev Butler's Trip Delays Pulpit Duty This Week
Rev Stanard Dow Butler of the Chinst Universalist Church did not preach Sunday due to a previously planned motorcycle trip. He departed Friday and is traveling through northern regions, expecting to return next Wednesday or Thursday. On Sunday he preached at Tro, and plans to visit Ultea and Tthacs.
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MR. Butler
Stanard Dow Butler
Chinst
New truancy law and highway rule sparks enforcement
A new truancy law, effective March 1, requires schools to keep detailed absence excuses and promises stricter enforcement by attendance officers, aiming to cut truancy. Separately, a highway rule bans crossing a state road to drain adjacent lots without a highway commission permit, with heavy penalties for violations observed on Goshen Montenmery Go shen Fierida roads. An injunction in Newburgh halts street sprinkling until authorities address drainage and health concerns.
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Albany
Ib Highway Commission
Goshen-Montenmery
Goshen-Fierida
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