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    "ocrText": "Mabel Rue\nKahler Hospit-1 School of Marsing, Rechester, Minn., LULU As SAUNDERS, Acting General\nSupt.of Nurses, 8/27/25 \"Miso Rue is one of the few persons who enn be recommonded\nwithout reservations. 3he was very efficiont both sa an instructor and as an executive.\nIRENE R. General Supt.of Nurses, 10/5/28. \"Mins Habol Rue's record here shows **\nthat she was in the aerv 00 tmo yenro. It is especial good. The members of the\nstaff with whom I have talked all agree th t Niss Bue in oplendid type of cap-\nable and intelligent and of exomplary character.\"\nHonry Street Visiting Nurse Service, New York City, ANDIE i. GOODRICE, General Director\nof Nurses, 5/:8/23. \"Miss Mabel J.Rue was a membory of our staff as a graduats\natudent from Sept. 1, 1922 to February 1, 1928 tiking 28 hous of field work and some\ncourses in the Department of Hursing and Health, Teachers Colleg Golumbia Univer-\nsity (each week) lier record states that ahe organized her work woll; is adaptable and\nresourceful; orderly and thorough and has goad nursing technique. Her relation\nto her patients and nombers of thair families is excel lent. The recognises oppor-\ntunitina to teach and makos effective use of then with good results. Her records\nand reports show neatness, accuracy and completeness and an approciation of thoir\nvalue. the recognized social problems and interested in making adjustments. Che\nhas poise, initiative and tact and showa marked executive ability.\nCLARA D. soxes, National Director, Bursing Service, Amoriosn Red Oross,\n12/12/25. \"Mable J.Bue is an enrolled Red C 038 lurse. Director, Tenching Center,\nInstruction Home Hygione and Gare of the Sick, Milwaukee, Chapter A+R.C* at the\npresent time, From records on file in this office Miss hue is an exceptionslly fine\nnurse.\"\nBoaton Comminity Health WINIFRED BAND Director, Divison of\nChild Hygiend, 11/15/28. \"Niss Rue was with ua during these last summer months as a\nsubstituto in the infant welfaro vork. Brom, the supervisor who asw her work more\nwith all of her work that I asw. She has a very plessing personality, workied systemati-\nclosely thin I, spenke with much enthusiass about hor, and I was very much impressed\ncally and thoroughly, was keen in hor judgment and adapted herself to the different sta-\ntions where abe was placed in a very maceasful manner. I should havo been vory glad to\nhave kept her =1th us hare in Boston.\"\nAGURS J.M RTIN, Dirsator of Murses, Syracuse Honlth than, B.Y.\n12/17/25. \"Miss Rue never has been under my supervision in anyeny. Our rolation was\nrather that of cooperation. Provious to her coning to the Red Cross in Milwsukee, we\nhad been conducting Homo Maraing Classes, so neturally we vero interested in thoir\nsuccess. It vas therefore most gratifying to ses the M way Rue developed the\nwork until three nurses wero giving full time. She sought suggestão and showed un-\nusual initiativo in adaptation as this work demands when it is given in schools,\nfactories and rural comminities. I consider Miss Rue has qualities of\nof lendership\nnot realized in early contact because X of an unusually quiet manner.\"\nEVELYN P. JOHNSON, Asst. Gene 1 Secretary, Family Telfare Assn. Wilweukee, Misconsin.\n12/12/25. *Misa Mabel J.Rue wis with the Milwaukes County Chapter of the Ameriean Red\nCoss as Director of Instruction in Home Hygione and Cara of the Sick for two yeurs,\n1923-1925 during which poriod 1 was Executive Secretary of the Chapter. Miss Rue\ndid a piece of work of conspicuous excellence in organizing claases in Home Hygiene\nand Care of the Sick in high schools and vocational schools in Milwaukee and three\nauburban cities in Milwaukee County. Miss Ruo had all the contact with school\nofficials in persuading thon to accept the class as s part of the regular school\ncurriculum with credit toward a school diploms. She outlined the course of instruction,\ntaught several of the classos herself, and supervized the work of two other nurse\nira tructorse Niss Rue has hnd Normal School Training and is a teacher of mirked\nobility in srouring the interest of her papils, in holding their attention, and in drus-\ning them out. Miss Rue's work in Milwsukee shoved greit ability as supervisor and"
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