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PASSES ON
FAMED NURSE
OF RED CROSS
IS DEAD AT 64
Miss Minnegerode Expires in
Alexandria of Apoplexy; U.
S. Public Health Chief
Miss Lucy Minnegerode, 64,
superintendent of nurses, United
States Public Health Service, and
internationally known for her
humanitarian services, died yester-
day at her home in Alexandria.
Miss Minnegerode, one of the
pioneers of the American Red
Cross nursing service, had been
active in her duties with the
Public Health Service and appar-
ently was in good health. Her
death followed a stroke of
apoplexy.
1914 WAR SERVICE
During the World War, Miss
Minnegerode was one of the first
American Red Cross nurses to
volunteer for overseas service and
in 1914 and 1915 was stationed at
Kiev, Russia. Her work attracted
the attention of the Czar and he
decorated her at a personal inter-
view with the Gold Cross of St.
MISS LUCY MINNEGE-
Anne.
RODE, superintendent of
Returning to this country, Miss
nurses for the U. S. Public
Minnegerode organized the first
group of nurses sent overseas in
Health Service, is dead at
the Navy service and was placed
her home in Alexandria. A
in charge of this service at Red
pioneer in Red Cross work,
Cross headquarters. At the same
she had been decorated sev-
time she served as superintendent
of the Columbia Hospital for
eral times.
Women and in the influenza epi-
demic of 1918 was made superin-
tendent of the influenza hospital
here.
Miss Minnegerode was ap.
pointed to the U. S. Public Health
Service in 1919 and had 1,700
nurses under her supervision car-
ing for returned war veterans.
HONORED IN 1925
In 1925 Miss Minnegerode was
decorated with the Florence Night-
ingale Medal, one of the highest
honors in the field of nursing.
Miss Minnegerode, sister of Mrs.
Minnegerode Andrews, was born
at Oatlands, near Leesburg, Va.,
February 8, 1871. She was edu-
cated in private schools and re-
ceived her professional training
at Bellevue Hospital, New Yofk.
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