20th Reunion Of Co. 591 Of The Army Ambulance Corps, August 1937 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1937
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Ann Arbor News, August 30, 1937
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FIRST AMBULANCE COMPANY VETERANS TO REGISTER: Already recalling those days of 1917 when they were attached to a French army division, these seven men were the first of 28 to register for the 20th reunion of Co. 591 of the army ambulance service Saturday and Sunday here. Shown at their headquarters in the Michigan Union they are from left to right: Standing - Dr. Ralph Ellis, Minneapolis, Minn.; Marcus Keiffer, New York, N.Y.; Charles B. Cummings, Chicago, Ill.; and Harold Spiller, Chatham, N. J. Seated at the left is DeWitt C. Millen, one of the two members still living in Ann Arbor. Sitting on the table is Arthur P. Coe of Washington D. C., and seated at the right is Dr. Niles O. Byland, of Battle Creek.
Ann Arbor News, August 30, 1937
Caption:
FIRST AMBULANCE COMPANY VETERANS TO REGISTER: Already recalling those days of 1917 when they were attached to a French army division, these seven men were the first of 28 to register for the 20th reunion of Co. 591 of the army ambulance service Saturday and Sunday here. Shown at their headquarters in the Michigan Union they are from left to right: Standing - Dr. Ralph Ellis, Minneapolis, Minn.; Marcus Keiffer, New York, N.Y.; Charles B. Cummings, Chicago, Ill.; and Harold Spiller, Chatham, N. J. Seated at the left is DeWitt C. Millen, one of the two members still living in Ann Arbor. Sitting on the table is Arthur P. Coe of Washington D. C., and seated at the right is Dr. Niles O. Byland, of Battle Creek.
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July
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1933
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