She was an American Red Cross Nurse, and died in service for the USA during WW1.
Mentionned in Lavina Dock & al., History of the American Red Cross, New York : The Macmillan Company, 1922
Other alumni served in non-combat roles, like naval musician Oscar Nordin, army cook Vernon Mellin, and nurses Anna Dahlby and Alice Ostergren (both of whom died while treating influenza in late 1918). Alice Elinor Ostergren passed away in early October 1918 while on leave from the Red Cross to help out in a hospital.
Source : Bethel at war - A Digital History of a Christian College in a Century of Warfare - Saint Paul, Minnesota
Mentionned in Lavina Dock & al., History of the American Red Cross, New York : The Macmillan Company, 1922
Other alumni served in non-combat roles, like naval musician Oscar Nordin, army cook Vernon Mellin, and nurses Anna Dahlby and Alice Ostergren (both of whom died while treating influenza in late 1918). Alice Elinor Ostergren passed away in early October 1918 while on leave from the Red Cross to help out in a hospital.
Source : Bethel at war - A Digital History of a Christian College in a Century of Warfare - Saint Paul, Minnesota
She was an American Red Cross Nurse, and died in service for the USA during WW1.
Mentionned in Lavina Dock & al., History of the American Red Cross, New York : The Macmillan Company, 1922
Other alumni served in non-combat roles, like naval musician Oscar Nordin, army cook Vernon Mellin, and nurses Anna Dahlby and Alice Ostergren (both of whom died while treating influenza in late 1918). Alice Elinor Ostergren passed away in early October 1918 while on leave from the Red Cross to help out in a hospital.
Source : Bethel at war - A Digital History of a Christian College in a Century of Warfare - Saint Paul, Minnesota
Mentionned in Lavina Dock & al., History of the American Red Cross, New York : The Macmillan Company, 1922
Other alumni served in non-combat roles, like naval musician Oscar Nordin, army cook Vernon Mellin, and nurses Anna Dahlby and Alice Ostergren (both of whom died while treating influenza in late 1918). Alice Elinor Ostergren passed away in early October 1918 while on leave from the Red Cross to help out in a hospital.
Source : Bethel at war - A Digital History of a Christian College in a Century of Warfare - Saint Paul, Minnesota
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