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Phone CL 1182
The AMERICAN RED CROSS
Buffalo
Chapter
268 Main Street
a
BUFFALO, N.Y.
January 18, 1935
Re: Margaret A. Strycker
Miss Clara D. Noyes
(Nurse)
Director
t
Chairman National Committee
in. - F. C. MAIL ROOM
Red Cross Nursing Service
RECEIVED
American Red Cross
Washington, D.C.
JAN 21 1935
My dear Miss Noyes:
Refered to
mum
The above named nurse has called at this office in an effort to have
her service record clarified so as to show her work with the U.S. Army
Her story is as follows:
She enlisted in the Red Cross Nursing Service and sailed from New York
City, September 13, 1914 in Red Cross Unit D, assigned to England. This
group of nurses was sent to the Navy Hospital at Portsmouth, England
and inducted into the English Naval Dept. and stayed at this hospital
for two months. At this time the Unit was transferred to the English
Army Service and assigned to the Women's War Hospital at Paighton,
England. She remained there until October 10, 1915, when she signed
with the French Government at Nawyll-Sur-Seine and remained there
until July 22, 1917, at which time the U.S. Government took this
hospital over and made it U.S. Military Hospital #l.
Miss Grace Leonard, a Chief Army Nurse was assigned to the station
as Miss St. John Aikens, who served as Superintendent of Nurses prior
to the army regime was not a certified army nurse, therefore Miss
Aikens was demoted and Miss Leonard assumed the Chief Nurse's
responsibilities until such time as Miss Aikens took her examinations
and was promoted to the grade of Chief Nurse. Miss Leonard was then
transferred to another U.S. Army Hospital. Major Peed was the Command-
ing Officer, and from July 22, 1917 until Miss Strycker left the
service on December 27, 1917 at Military Hospital #1, she was paid
by the U.S. Government. When she left the hospital Major Peed gave
them a discharge from service, from an old French discharge book and
she has never been able to get a discharge from the U.S. Army which
she believes is due her for this period of time.
On December 27, 1917, Miss Strycker again signed up with the Red Cross
for Italian duty and remained there until her return to America.
o F F I C E R S
A N D
R o L L
C A L L C o M M I T T E E
Chapter Officers
JAMES CRAWFORD BIGGS,
Roll Call Committee
MRS NORMAN P. CLEMENT
MRS. WILLIAM H. KENNEDY
COUNSELOR
MRS HOWARD w. COWAN
LANGDON B. WOOD, CHAIRMAN
HENRY MORGENTHAU. JR
HON. GEORGE J. ZIMMERMANN.
GEORGE G. KLEINDINST
FREDERICK B. COOLEY,
WILLIAM J. CONNERS, JR.
TREASURER
HONORARY CHAIRMAN
ARTHUR G. MADDIGAN
BENJAMIN H. CRAVENS
VICE-CHAIRMAN
MABEL T. BOARDMAN
DUANE LYMAN. CHAIRMAN
HON. JOHN v. MALONEY
MISS HELEN CROSBY
MRS. RICHARD NOYE
c. CARLTON PARKER, v. CH.
CHARLES 1. MARTINA
SECRETARY
RT. REV. CAMERON J. DAVIS
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
GEORGE R. ACKERMAN
MRS. CHARLES G. MOORE
ROBERT H. PERSONS
RABBI JOSEPH L. FINK
LEWIS G. HARRIMAN
GEORGE F. RAND
Nationali Executive Officers
DR. FRANCIS E. FRONCZAK
TREASURER
c. EDGAR SCHABACKER
JOHN N GARVER, JR.
MRS. JAMES F. RICE
National Officers
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
WILLIAM G. cook, PUBLICITY
MRS BRYANT GLENNY JR.
J. FREDERICK ROGFRS
CHAIRMAN
DR. WALTER s. GOODALE
JOSEPH c. RUSZKIEWICZ
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
JAMES L. FIESER.
FRANK B. BAIRD
ELMORE c. GREEN
WADE STEVENSON
PRESIDENT
VICE-CHAIRMAN
REV. JOHN P. BOLAND
ERNEST c. HARTWELL
HON. PARTON SWIFT
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
ERNEST P. BICKNELL.
WALTER J. BRUNMARK
FRANK s. HERSHEY
WALTER J. THOMPSON
VICE PRESIDENT
VICE CHAIRMAN
ARTHUR J. BLOCK
GEORGE A. KELLER
MOST REV. WILLIAM TURNER
HERBERT HOOVER,
JAMES K. McCLINTOCK.
PRENTIS T. BURTIS
COL. WILLIAM KELLY
SAMUEL s. WALLACE, JR.
VICE PRESIDENT
VICE -CHAIRMAN
EDWARD H. BUTLER
MRS. HOWARD KELLOGG
EUGENE WARNER
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