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Local notables and service members linked by wartime events
Mrs. Hsien Hall of Jackson Avenue returns to post after diphtheria illness. Private Van Winkle leaves Plainfield for furlough after quarantine, awaiting reassignment to the 119th Heavy Field Artillery. Miss Cortell weds Allan Layton in West First Street home ceremony. Lieut William P. Taylor, aviator, reports overseas deployment after training in Oklahoma and Texas. Dr. C. M. Anderson accepts pastorate in Pusinek. Muhlenberg Hospital treats Samuel Stranahan post operation. Two local doctors reassigned to Langley Field with the medical corps, while William Rushmore serves at Langley as aviation corps member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsien Hall
Jackson Ave
Decxises van Os
Daniel Winkie
Trust Company
Columbia
Plainfield
van Winkle
Camp Meade
East
Josep A. Lane
A. Allard
Pond Place
Muhlenberg Hospital
John J. Carran
Buddie
Port Slocum
Port
John 8. Gardner
Somer
J. W.J. Hegeman
Cranford
LeRoy Layton
Edith Coriell
Wil
Atlantic City
Heary
Fifth Street
Allen
William Taylor
Puirview Avenue
William P. Taylor
Taylor
Oklahoma
Texas
Lesie R. Fort
Cedarbrook Road
Alvah H. Osman
Madtron
C. M. Anderson
Mies Gertrude Sharp
East Second Street
Pusesic
Anderson
M. B
Samuel Stranahan
Harrison Avenue
Ray S. Stevens
Langley Field
Hampton
Medical Corps
William Rushmore
Park Avenue
Aviation Corps