University Auxiliary Portrays Historic Nurses Uniforms
At University Hospital of the Good Shepherd the Hospital Women’s Auxiliary met to view a display of old time nurses uniforms. Mrs. W. Walter Street presented a paper on the auxiliary’s history. Elizabeth Heigl of Utica wore a Red Cross uniform. Bertha Cowan attended.
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University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
W. Walter Street
Elizabeth Heigl
Utica
Bertha Cowan
Harges
University Hospital
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Elizab
Rose Dobrzycki
Baity Noli
Thelma Proizeller
University Hospital Women
Hospital Auxiliary Deepens Local Efforts Since 1902
Elizabeth Gale of White Plains and Huse Dobrzyski of Binghamton are among probationers linked to a 1923 style, while Mrs Street recounts activities of the organization founded in 1902 with 730 members. The auxiliary keeps the hospital in repair, maintains beds, purchases equipment, and funds care through dues and social events.
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Imasse
Elizabeth Gale
White Plains
Huse Dobrzyski
Binghamton
Betty Nott
Eri
Sheris
Death under icy walk rule ends in accidental death
George Neuser a 44 year old night watchman of 115 Burnet Avenue was found dead on the Snowden Apartments walk with a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage. Coroner H Ernest Galt ruled accidental death after post mortem results and local police attended the scene. Neuser native of Syracuse employed by Cellulose Manufacturing Company survived by wife mother sister and two brothers. Funeral arrangements await the time to be announced at the home of his sister Mrs Klotz.
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Fort McClellan Troops Receive Soldier Handbooks
Troops at Fort McClellan receive Soldier Handbooks to study latest military information. The 27th Division distributed basic field manuals Saturday for review and reference as Easter furloughs loom. Reports vary on leave. some say 19 days, others nine, with annual 30 days. Mailing issues noted for Syracuse members due to incorrect addresses.
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Ground worker injured by spinning grinder during operation
A factory accident left a worker with a severely injured arm when it was drawn into a grinding machine before colleagues halted the device. An ambulance crew rushed to the scene to provide initial care and transport the injured man.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
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