Red Cross effort dominates Stave Hospital drive and notices
The Red Cross leads at Stave Hospital with strong department showings in pledges and bonds. West Group reports a full pledge return. Main Building wins the Liberty Bond flag. Memorial Day plans include a 24th Separate Company Band concert and later screenings, with notes on nursing students, motion pictures, Daylight Saving impacts, and Belgian nurse arrivals amid wartime care.
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Red Cross
Stave Hospital
West Group
Talcott Hall
Ashley Hall
Miay
Josepnine B. Dodds
Ursula McDonald
Mabel F. Dunn
Elizabeth McMorrow
Florence MacBride
Sadie A. Fishar
Margaret [. Lynch
Irene Radigan
Anta M. McGlennon
Catherine McHugh
Ellyabeth Messenger
Isabelle Bleakley
Elizabeth&. Barnes
Mabel B. Williame
Kathryn
Library
Local hospital notes mix history with wartime updates
Dr. B S Burduali and family leave California for Norwich State Hospital Assistant superintendent role noted. Readers recall Connecticut history, Gen Putnam and West Point. Moody family returns to hospital. News of troops, visitors, and summer preparations mix with social updates and local recollections.
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Austin Macy
Xings Park
Sisie Hospital
Smweritus
Willard State Hospital
Ashlex
Macr
WC. Gartin
Burduali
California
East End
Norwich
Conn
State Hospital
Pond
Burdaalls
S. Ome
Everett
Connecticut
New York State
Ioat
Rhode Island
Putnam
Cambridge
Lexington and
Coucorl
Israel Putnam Inn
Arnold
Kasciusko
Miss Norton Returns Home From Webster High
Miss A Byalyn Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Norton of Washington Street returns home as Webster High School closes for season. She led as principal this past year and guided a Red Cross play during Commencement Week. The Board of Education praised her work and invited her to return, though she plans not to. During travel she visited detention camp at Aulsata Ga Camp Sevier Greenville and Lexington and Winston Salem and Washington DC.
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A. Byalyn Norton
A. G. Norton
Waabington Street
Webster
N. C
Red Cross
Board of Education
Miss Norton
Greenville
D. C
Camp Sevier
Lexington
N.C
Winton-Salem
Wasiinston
D.C
Rebekahs In Session And Med AdviNsrs Board Meet
The Med Advisers Board examined 17 registrants from Monticello 4 from Goshen and 16 from the city at a Wednesday session in Times-Press Landing. The 18th annual New York State Rebekah Assembly opens in Garatoms Sprink with Martha Washington Lodge not sending a local delegate but Edla Danforth attending as a proxy.
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Weld Wedgeeday
Vimes-Preas Landing
Monticelte
Goshen
Rebekahs
New York State
Rebekah Assembly
Garatoms Sprink
Martha Washington Lodge
Rtit
Edla Danforth
Newburea
Wadsworth Gets Many Big Farms Near Camp Wadsworth
Plans for a government reclamation project near Camp Wadsworth are rapidly forming. Over six hundred acres have been turned over to camp authorities with more tracts offered daily. Soldiers from the Twenty-seventh Division will farm the land to grow vegetables for the camp, including potatoes beans peas and corn, with surplus none sold. Interned Germans may also be put to work on the farms. Casual detachments will guard the prisoners.
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Bpartanburg
8. C
Camp Wadsworth
Col. Grimstead
Rifle and Artillery Ranger
Twenty-seventh Division
Senate approves substitute on inquiry to avert conflict
After a short two minute debate the Senate adopted an acceptable substitute to the Chamberlain war inquiry resolution. The change removes authority for a subcommittee to meet during recess and preserves the aircraft inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Dutch Protest Filed Over British Seizure of Dutch Ships
The Dutch legation filed a supplementary protest with Secretary Lansing over the British American seizure of Dutch shipping. The action was reported from Washington on May 22.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
Legation
Stephen M Bull's Will Probated In Newburgh Estate Valued At 700000
Goshen May 22 The will of Stephen M Bull banker and grocer of Newburgh has been admitted to probate and filed here. The estate is valued at about 700000. Principal beneficiaries are son John S Bull and daughter Emma Grace Bull with the homestead at 192 Montgomery street and 325000. Emma Louise Finley sister receives 48 Montgomery street. Ella F Bull niece gets 2000 in bonds and mortgages. Grandsons John A Rawlson Bull William Bull and Richard Wait Bull each receive 10000. Two brothers’ son was killed in a recent auto accident. All remaining estate goes to John S Bull. Executors named are John S Bull and William F Cassedy.
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Goshen
Stephen M. Bull
Newburgh
John 9. Bull
Enile Grace Bull
Emma Louise Finley
Liull
Montgomery Street
Ella F. Bull
M. Bull
John A. Rawlson Bull
Wiliam Bull
Richard Wait
Bull
John S. Bull
William F. Cassedy
Professor Dean Resigns Post at St Pauls Church
Professor A. Stanler Dean resigns as organist and choirmaster at St Pauls Church after two years. His successor has been announced. Dean plans to continue teaching his music class until month’s end. The quartet members named include Mrs Agogisi Collet soprano Miss Lillian Sundstrom contralto and Ernest G Hilydord bass.
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A. Stanler
St. Paul's Church
Dean
Agogisi Collet
Coprano
Lillian Sundstrom
Kerensky Arrival Rumor Debunked at Canadian Port
A Canadian Atlantic port reports no basis for rumors that former Russian Premier Alexander Kerensky arrived by steamship from Copenhagen. The rumor, circulating May 22, prompted no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prema
Teday
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Copenhagen
Des Moines Tornadoes Kill Several, Injure Hundreds
AP reports in Des Moines on May 22 that a series of tornadoes across Central Iowa left multiple deaths, about a hundred injured, and around two million dollars in property damage, underscoring widespread destruction from yesterday’s storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Juniors Trip to Yankee Lake Weekend Planned
The junior class heads to Yankee Lake Friday at 3 PM for fishing boating and meals returning Sunday. Chaperons Miss Silvers Prof Klopp and Mrs Hoey oversee and manage arrangements. The class has donated 50 to the Red Cross and celebrates 100 percent teacher support through drives and Thrift Stamps. Baseball team hosts Braten's School at Hayes Field Saturday.
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Yankee Lake
Miss Silvers
Prof. Klopp
Red Cross
Braten
Fairbanks Condition Deteriorates Despite Treatment
Indianapolis May 22 Former Vice President Fairbanks condition is worsening doctors report. Medical staff say the illness causes pronounced anxiety and concern about his recovery.
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Fairbanks
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Fairbank
Maple Dale Social Notes and Family Movements
Maple Dale society roundup lists visits and guests from Sussex N J and Jersey City. Mr and Mrs Hull and daughter Lydia visited Johnson. Wilsons hosted by Wilson's brother. Cynthia Wilson Ida Wilson spent weekend with aunt in Middletown. Agnes Daly in New York after Geo F Titus death. David Daly, Hortense, and James Corwin went to New York. Lumbago affects Mrs Helms. Meath Hill hostesses Agnes Clarke receive visitors. Edson Case farm sale to Edward Dodd family from Middletown. moving plans and local social ties updated.
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Maple Dale
D. R. Hull
Lydia
Johnson
Clark
Wilson
van Sickle
Mr. Wilson
Sussex
N. J
Cynthia
Ida
Middletown
Agnes R. Daly
New York City
Dr William Spurgeon Speaks at Baptist Church
Dr William Spurgeon addressed a large audience at First Baptist Church on Why vs America in the World War. Introduced by M E Conkling, a freewill offering followed. He is the son of the late Rev C W Spurgeon of London. He may visit Atlantic City again this season.
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First Baptist Church
America
M. E. Conkling
Spurgeon
Atlantic City
C. Wi. Spurgeon
London
William Spurgeon
Dance and charity event raises funds for Marbrook Red Cross
A Friday dance and cand party in Mar Brook supported the Red Cross by raising £2759 from a decorated cake donated by Mr. and Mrs. G H Roca. Ice cream contributions came from Messrs Storm and Watts. Net receipts totaled $120.27.
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Marhbrook
Marbrook
Guard Inspection at Warrick T M C A Gym
Major Maurice S. Damon led a formal inspection of Company K at Warrick M C A gym on Monday evening. The event included demonstrations of guard drills and musket manouvers as part of the muster of troops from Albany. Morgan passes through on the Liteky Withwas tour from Cleveland to New York, with stops in Binghamton and Middletown.
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Warrick
Warrick T. M. C. A
Maurice S. Damon
Othcer Squadron 2
Albany
K. N
U. Mlc Oal! Sym
Finichias
Morgan
J. Merpont Morsah
Liteky
Cleveland
New York
Binghamton
Middietown
Thigash
Joey Tesdar
Meeting Recital Marks Social of W C T U Group
A well attended T A MEETING held at Mrs. Harry Fennell’s home 29 Knappatenne featured piano solos by Miss Eva Moore and Miss Cecil T Darton and a vocal solo by Miss Mara J A Heath demonstrating a successful social event for the W C T U chapter.
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T. A
Harry Fennell
Knappatenne
Wisses Eva Moore
Mies
Cecil T. Darton
Mara J. A. Heath
Middies Fall 5-2 to New York Military Academy
The Middletown High team lost to the New York Military Academy 5 to 2 at Hayes Field. Freehill pitched well through five innings before NYMA rallied for five runs in the sixth to eighth frames, aided by hits and errors. Powell and Moore contributed for Middletown with strong two-base hits but could not overcome the late surge.
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New York Military Academy
Hayes Field
Freehill
Academy
Middletown
Luckett
Cornwall
Anderson
Kennedy
Morgan
Welsh
Short
Degnan
Powell
Barnes
Freeh
Sundstrom
Moore
Goldman
Meenan
Sunny
Deguan
Coffin
Powell- Moore
Ninth inning rally seals win for Middles in tight game
Middles overcome a three run edge with a ninth inning rally. Mitchell singles for Freehill, Mor Bap sac bunt moves runners, Wels singles, Degnan fans to end the frame. Notable hits include Barnes Coffin Powell Moore with three base hits by Moore. Luckett and Anderson combine on four strikeouts.
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Mitchell
Freehill
Mor- Bap
Thie
Wels
Degnan
Barnes
Coffin
Powell
Moore
Luckett
Anderson S
Anderson
Freehil
Goldman
Meenan
Eckert
Worthy State Grange Master to Attend Local Anniversary
Ollaville marks the fourteenth anniversary of Otusiille Grange No 1020 on Saturday May 25 with a program featuring Sherman J. Lowell Worthy Master New York State Grange and Albert Manning Worthy State Overseer. The event aims to boost Grange spirit and agricultural outreach.
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Ollaville
Otusiille Grange
Thes Rangers
Sherman J. Lowell
New York State Grange
Orange County
Albert Manning
Lowell
District Recruiting Totals Put Poughkeepsie Second in State
Major C. T. Greene reports New York State recruiting by district. Buffalo leads with 2383 enlisted from a 1,399,584 district. Poughkeepsie ranks second with 24 enlisted from a 1,059,020 district. Albany shows 404 from 1,115,920. Syracuse totals 150 from 1,008,085.
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New York State
C. T. Greene
Poughkeepsle
Buffalo
Poughkversig
Albany
Syracuse
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Judy Woodman
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Gherl
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Einai
Eversnce Scudder
Bure
Hines
Bunshine
R. W. Moody
Uncle Sam
C. F. Norton
Camp Diz
Race
Lieut. Dayton
Mrs
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Willi Luntey
Washington, D. C
Pearl Donnelly
Summitville
Tessie
Ben F. Scott
Ella Hanyan
John F. Murray
Geo. Hr. Moore
Mary Armstrong
Ella York
Merriy
Miss X
D. Butler
Daniel Callahan
Olive V. Mason
Nurses Home
Thurman
Tr. Grimsley
Accotink, Va
Wadsworth
Chamberlain
Kerensky
Baptist Church
Y. M
Long
Ccaesneesssennasdaener
Busto
Pr Goldman
Woelful
Saints
State Grange
Glenn
N F Hill
Optometrist
F.d.kernochan
North St. Opp, King St
Grand Rapids
Crawford Furniture
Company Crawford Building
King Street Middistown, N.Y
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