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    "ocrText": "2\nBursing Service from 1936 to 1936 after 16 years in the post of assistant\nanticial directors and was climazed by the past two years service to her state\nand community ca Hursing Artivition Chairson of the Eartford Red Cyces Chapter.\nBut there were any other significant highlights in the interis,\nSince 1906, five yours after bar groduction from the Bartford Bop-\npital School of Bursing, #1.00 Butler had been exrolled se one of the first\nAmerican Red Opono INVOICE - enrollment #248. Enrollment, and its importance\nto the individual nurse as well as to the military and the Red Groun, rescined\nher chief interest and sativity throughout her veried Red Gross corrects Expolled\nRed Cross nurses in every state in the country and la our Incular and Foreign\npossessions all have bonefitted from her shility se as organizer,\nThroughout the years, the applied this knowledge to cutel settop in\nrecruiting surves for tighta Star I duty, in recruiting murcos for the huge Red\nCross rehabilitation bask after the 1927 Mississippi floody is directing\naccruitment of 3,600 annual in the record 1937 floody and\nas chairman of murning service for the Connecticut State Defense Council in\n1940 when Governor Bildein appointed box chairuse of the associate consittee\nof surved of the Energency Medical Service or the Governor's Wage Counsil, AS\nthe saue Line, also was serving #8 recruitment choirses for toric Were II muswee\nin the Sartford Bad Opono chapter.\nButler was one of the ourliect volunteer nurce instructors in\nlied Grace House liggione and Care of the Sick, foreramor of the current cources\nin house nursing. During the curtove years following her nursing school gradue\nation in which the held supervisory positions in the Eartford Hospital, before\njoining the 2nd Cross national staff in 1918, abe tought Bed Green classes is\nher afternoose off data - her first service to the organization,\nMiss Butter's espect - like those of bee conteaporaries Miss Boardman,\nIlles Delago and Miss Boyes - was a refutation of & phrase, for abe\nknow no disclining years. The charonology of age was not a burrier but an"
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