Fayette County in the World War
Fayette County in the World War
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L. Hunt, a descendent of one of the early and most prominent families of Fayette County. She was born in Carson township and after graduating from the 8th grade attended the University at Valparaiso, Indiana. Since her war service she has been engaged in assisting in every movement that has been made for better health in Fayette County and is the present chairman of the committee on nursing activities of Fay- ette County.
Gertrude E. Pershing, R. N.
Gertrude Ebelmesser Pershing is the daughter ...of Henry and Mary Breeze Ebelmesser of St. Elmo. She was born in Brownstown February 15, 1875. She re- ceived her education in the Brownstown schools and in Denver, Colo. , where she graduated from St. Luke's Hospital Training School for Nurses in the class of 1899.
In 1905 she met Capt. Ward B. Pershing, youngest brother of General John J. Pershing to whom she was maried in June, 1908. Captain Pershing died in Den- ver in 1909. Mrs. Pershing, after her husband's death, went to Zamboango, Philippine Island with General and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Hunt, a descendent of one of the early and most prominent families of Fayette County. She was born in Carson township and after graduating from the 8th grade attended the University at Valparaiso, Indiana. Since her war service she has been engaged in assisting in every movement that has been made for better health in Fayette County and is the present chairman of the committee on nursing activities of Fay- ette County.
Gertrude E. Pershing, R. N.
Gertrude Ebelmesser Pershing is the daughter ...of Henry and Mary Breeze Ebelmesser of St. Elmo. She was born in Brownstown February 15, 1875. She re- ceived her education in the Brownstown schools and in Denver, Colo. , where she graduated from St. Luke's Hospital Training School for Nurses in the class of 1899.
In 1905 she met Capt. Ward B. Pershing, youngest brother of General John J. Pershing to whom she was maried in June, 1908. Captain Pershing died in Den- ver in 1909. Mrs. Pershing, after her husband's death, went to Zamboango, Philippine Island with General and Mrs.
What to read after Fayette County in the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F M Frederick Marion Hanes to read onlineMoreLess
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