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LUCY MINNIGERODE
Lucy Minnigerode, Supt. of Nurses of the U. S. Public Health Service, died
Sunday morning, March 24, at Vauxcleuse, Seminary Hill, Alexandria, Virginia - the
residence of her niece, Mrs. Andrews.
She was in her office as usual Saturday morning then lunched with friends
and drove out to her country home in the early afternoon. While working in her garden
she suffered a stroke of apoplexy and was carried to the residence of Mrs. Andrews.
Services were held at Vauxcleuse Monday afternoon and the interment was in the family
plot at Middleburg, Virginia.
Active in local nursing work as well as national, Miss Minnigerode served as
chairman of the local committee on Red Cross Nursing Service from 1931, was a member of
the Nursing Activities Committee of the District of Columbia Chapter, American Red Cross.
She was also a member of the Board of Directors of the Graduate Nurses' Association and
a past chairman of the Publications and Press Committee.
Miss Minnigerode had a distinguished record. She was enrolled as a Red Cross
nurse in April 1911, the appointment card - No. 1418 - carrying Miss Delano's signature.
Her service in the Red Cross began in 1914 when she sailed on the Red Cross relief ship,
Red Cross,
as supervising nurse of the Russian unit. Miss Minnigerode spent a year at Kie
where 600 nurses were under her supervision. Whilenat KieV she was decorated by the
Czar with the Cross of St. Anne.
In August 1917 Miss Minnigerode was appointed to the staff of the Department
of Nursing at Red Cross headquarters, in charge of nursing personnel for special overseas
duty. During the influenza epidemic of 1918, she organized the nursing personnel of
special emergency hospitals under the auspices of the U. S. Public Health Service and
local boards of health, with the cooperation of the American Red Cross.
Immediately following this work the Red Cross recommended that Miss Minnigerode
make a tour of inspection of the hospitals of the U. S. Public Health Service in order
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