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1911 Red Cross Girl
Still Active as Nurse
BY RAY MI URPHY
D
A 71 year old Chicago wo-
man will be with them in
spirit, if not in fact, when
Red Cross nurses take part
today in special pageants and
open houses thruout the coun
try to honor the 95th birthday
of Jane A Delano founder of
the Red Cross nursing erv
and Loday.
ice
The worman, Miss Alma years of public health nurs-
Foerster. of 5946 East Circle ing.
av., a Red Cross nurse sincè It didn't tire her a bit How
1911, isn't working today- long is she going to keep at
but don't get the idea she's it? As long as can wiggle,"
gone on the inactive list.
she said yesterday
Still Active as Narse
Miss Foerster, born near
Elgin. moved to Chicago in
Getting ready to celebrate 1803 She attended Garfield
her 72d birthday in July, Miss and Joseph Medill schools be:
Foerster still works every fore taking nursing training
Sunday and every holiday alland wa among the first group
Presbyterian hospital, where of nurses to join the Red Cross
she was graduated from nurs- service.
ing school in 1910 and set off Her Red Cross pin has two
on a career that took her bars on it-one for her first
around the world thru a flood voluntecr job aiding the in-
disaster, World War I. and jured during the 1913 storm)
and flood at Dayton, 0., the
other for her volunteer work
in behind-the-fron hospitals
in Europe in World War I.
Serves When Needed
Atter that war she devoted
most of her career to public
health nursing-for the same
reason she joined the Red
Cross and still works Sundays
and holidays.
Subs Reroute Her
"I like to serve when I'm
most needed The nurses at
She returned to the United
the hospital like to take those
States after her tour of duty,
days off and be with their
but again volunteered when
families,
sai
Miss
F
Corster
another call for help was is-
who lives with her sister, Mrs.
sued in 1917
Flora Dreyer.
The first trip was across
Foerster went to Eu-
the Atlantic The second, be-
SO I bN
cause of German submarine
activity took her around the
in a year's time shook world-to ussia and Ro-
with the dowager empress and mania, via the Pacific. the Sea
the czar of Russia and thejof Japan and the trans-Si-
queetion EBM VBEY
berian railroad
BED CK022
2071
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