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AANS Mentions of the Unit in the British Nursing Journals
Volume 32, 23rd April 1904 (p334) and Volume 32, 23rd April 1904 (p335)
Australian Army Nursing Service Constitution & service requirements
1915
Volume 54, 9th January 1915 (p25)
The first contingent of nurses to leave New South Wales, with the Australian Expeditionary
Force, in the Euripides, included Miss Gould- (Principal Matron), Miss Johnston (Matron), and
Sisters Frater, Pocock, Kellett, Marshall, Twyman, and Miss J. Miles Walker. In all, twenty-five
nurses accompanied the force now at work in Egypt; and, in addition, four nurses who accompanied Lieut.-Col. Bird, whose services have been accepted by the War Office.
Volume 54, 23rd January 1915 (p67)
Victorian Nurses Farwell for those going off to war
The following is the list of the nurses given by Una, the official organ of the Royal Victorian Trained Nurses’ Association :
Mrs. Tessa Thomas ; Misses Ross, E. V. Watt, E. A. Cuthbert, V. Zichy-Woinarski, I. O’Dwyer,
A. E. Hart, G. Douglas, E. G. Fleming, R. Quarterman, Clarence Green, Ethel Tracey Richardson, Violet Mills, Helen Tait, Gertrude Good, Elizabeth Geoghegan, Alice Ross King, Catherine O’Connor, Annie Bell, Edith Cameron, Ethel Forsyth, Maude Carlile, Essy Craig, Elsa M. Cuzens, Marjorie Yuille, Eileen Connelly,
Eleanor J. Kendall, Estelle Lee-Archer, Ethel Bleach, Winifred Newell, Amy King, Hilda Knox, Margaret Stevenson, Gladwys Field, Bertha Wallace, Minnie Hobler, C. Plant, Lilian Richards, Maud Baker, Agnes Jackson,
Eleanor Kerr, Bertha McKinnell, Jeffries.
Volume 55, 11th September 1915 (p211) arrival in England - mentions uniform details
Volume 55, 03rd July 1915 (p14)
No. 3 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Matron Miss Grace M. Wilson
The following members rank as Sisters :
Sister Emily Hoadley who worked through the South African War and
Sisters Sarah M. De. Mestre, Amy Curtis, Gertrude E Davis, Patricia Blundell, Flora McDonald, Lilian Malster, Kathleen Smith, Pauline Humbert, Frances L. Lowe, Eveline F. McDonnell,
Julia Mary Croasby, Alice M. Prichard, Ethel Smith, Annie O'Neill, Elsie C. Pidgeon,
Muriel G. Burbury, FIorence M. Howard, Alice Maud James, Frances G. Walpole,
Jean A. McFagden, Mabel Galway, Elizabeth M. B. Ferrier, Florence E. McMillan,
Minnie F. Proctor, Elsie S. Greig, May F. Young, Elma Mary Linklater, and Mary R. Watt.
The remaining fifty members of the Service rank as staff nurses.
1916
Volume 56, 29th April 1916 (p377) cost of equipment and poem about Tippet cape
Volume 57, 01st July 1916 (p4)
MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.
AUSTRALIA NURSING SERVICE.
NURSING SISTERS.-
Miss E. A. Conyers, Matron - Chief, A.A.N.S. ;
Miss G. Wilson, Principal Matron ;
Miss J. B. Johnson (Sister), No. 2 Aust. Genl. Hosp. ;
Sister E. s. Davidson, Mena ; Sister A. G. Douglas, No. I Aust. Genl. Hosp. ;
Sister J. Twynam, No. 2 Aust. Genl. Hosp. ; Sister R. J. Langford, NO.I Aust. Aux. Hosp.;
Sister M.Hobler, No. 3 Aust. Aux. Hosp.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
SISTERS.-Miss A. Gordon-King ; Miss B. Pocock ; Miss I. Radcliffe ; Miss M. Kellett ; Miss P. Humbert.
STAFF NURSES.- Miss Cresswell; Miss E. H. Chapman; Miss A. King; Miss E. Peters; Miss D. D. Richmond ; Miss F. E. Spalding ; Miss V.Wionaski ; Miss 0. Lee-Brown ; Miss B. M. Giblings.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SISTERS SERVING IN BRITISH HOSPITALS.-
Miss M. Burns ; Miss T. Cosby-White ; Miss B.Earl ; Miss F. R. Herring ; Miss E. Shepherd-Cook;
Miss E. A. Eglinton; Miss E.Mosey ; Miss L.F, Smart ; Miss McHardie-White
AUSTRALIANS ATTACHED TO Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.-
Miss B. Coffey ; Miss A. J. Florey ; Miss A. D. McKibbin ; Miss A. Wilkinson.
Volume 57, 15th July 1916 (p47) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. FIRST CLASS.
MISS Ethel Gray, Matron, Australian Army Nursing Service,
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.-
Miss Laura Pratt, Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service; Miss Florence Nicholls, Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service;
Volume 57, 07th October 1916 (p290)
The Australian military authorities have decided to recognise the work that women have done
during the war in the capacity of nurses. The nurses have to face hardships as well as the men in the trenches; they, too, have left the comfort and safety of their homes, and in many cases have displayed bravery only equaled by the best of the men in the fighting ranks. The authorities have decided that nurses who have been discharged shall be permitted to wear the official discharged soldier’s badge, to prove that they were worthy followers of Florence Nightingale.
Volume 57, 28th October 1916 (p349)
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
Miss Ethel Davidson, Australian Army Nursing Service
1917
Volume 58, 10th February 1917 (p96)
ROYAL RED CROSS. FIRST CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE. –
Principal Matron Ellen Gould and Principal Matron Grace Wilson, and Matron Miles Walker.
ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN *ARMY NURSING SERVICE.-
Head Sister Julia Johnstone,
Sister Constance Keys, Sister Annie O’Neill, Sister Daisy Richmond;
Staff Nurse Louisa Ball, Staff Nurse Nellie Leake, Staff Nurse Fanny Williams.
Volume 58, 24th March 1917 (p204) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. FIRST CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service. Matron-in-Chief - Mabel Thurston ,
SECOND CLASS
Australian Army Nursing Service - Matron Ruby Kidd.
Sisters - Gladys Ecldin, Elizabeth FIeming, Ann Hart, Eleanor Jeffries, Jessie Kennedy, Maud McNulty,
Clementina Marshall.
Staff Nurses - Margaret Eldridge and Edith Rush.
Volume 58, 12th May 1917 (p322)
Report on the Sinking of the troop transport Ballarat on which, Sisters Tatlow (Victoria) and Lord (Tasmania), were aboard
Volume 59, 28th July 1917 (p53)
OUR ROLL OF HONOUR.
We regret to note the following announcement
and hope Sister Pratt may make & good recovery: -
AUSTRALIAN NURSING SERVICE.
WOUNDED.
PRATT, Sister R., Army Nursing Service.
Volume 59, 15th September 1917 (p165) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. FIRST CLASS.
Matron Margaret Graham, Australian Army Nursing Service
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS
Matron Edith Cornwell, Australian Army Nursing Service, and Sister Ella Tucker, Australian Army Nursing Service.
Volume 59, 20th October 1917 (p253) Rank Badges
Volume 59, 10th November 1917 (p301) Call for More Australian Nurses to go Overseas
Volume 59, 24th November 1917 (p332)
THE MILITARY MEDAL.
Sister Clare Deacon, Australian Army Nursing Service.
Volume 59, 01st December 1917 (p350) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Matron Alice Cooper, Head Sister A. Pocock, Sister Winifred Smith
Volume 59, 29th December 1917 (p427) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service :
Sister Ida O’Dwyer, Staff Nurse Mary Craven.
Volume 59, 29th December 1917 (p428)
A Staff Nurse complaint on ranking
1918
Volume 60, 16th February 1918 (p109) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service :
Sisters Alice Kemp and Elizabeth Mosey.
Volume 60, 13th April 1918 (p254) Honours and awards
THE MILITARY MEDAL AND THE ROYAL RED CROSS.
SECOND CLASS
Sister Alicia Kelly, Australian Army Nursing Service
Volume 60, 18th May 1918 (p346) Honours and awards
Queen received distinguished Matrons
Miss Evelyn Conyers, R.R.C., Matron-&Chief of the
Australian Nursing Service,
Volume 60, 11th May 1918 (p326) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS. First Class.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Matron Mary Finlay and Sister Ida O’Dwyer.
Volume 60, 22nd June 1918 (p435) Honours and awards
MENTIONED IN DISPATCHES.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Sorenson, Sister, Miss C. White, Principal Matron,
Mrs. J. McH., R.R.C. ; Young, Sister, Miss M. F.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Gemmell, T / Matron, Miss J. R.
Volume 61, 21st September 1918 (p177) Honours and awards
The King has awarded the Royal Red Cross* 2nd Class, to Miss Letitia Reeves, Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Welwyn, for valuable nursing services in the war.
Volume 61, 26th October 1918 (p252) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS, FIRST CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Matron ETHEL DAVIDSON, Matron CLARA Ross, and Head Sister CLARICE DICKSON
THE ROYAL RED CROSS, SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Head Sister ALICE DOUGLAS
Volume 61, 09th November 1918 (p283) Honours and awards
OUR ROLL OF HONOUR.
NURSING SERVICE.
We greatly regret to record the following deaths
of nurses, which are reported in the official list of
casualties :- DIED.
Australian Armv Nursing Service.-Staff Nurse E. A. Clarke.
1919
Volume 62, 22nd February 1919 (p117) Honours and awards
MILITARY MEDAL,
Australian Army Nursing Service.-Sister Dorothy Cawood
ROYAL RED CROSS. FIRST CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Matron Edith Cornwell, Sister Alma Bennett, Sister Josephine Dunne,
and Sister Julia Hart.
ROYAL RED CROSS. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Sister Helen Homan, Sister Elizabeth Horne, Sister Lily Mackenzie,
and Sister Constance Stone
Volume 62, 22nd February 1919 (p118)
Surgeon-General Fetherston is warm in his praise of the courage of Australian nurses,
Volume 62, 22nd March 1919 (p190)
PIPS FOR AUSTRALIAN MASSEUSES
Volume 62, 19th April 1919 (p259) Honours and awards
The Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
Matron Beryl Campbell, Australian Army Nursing Service.
The Royal Red Cross. SECOND GLASS
Australian Army Nursing Service.
Sister Grace Burns, Sister Beatrice Gibbon, Sister Jessie McDonald,
and Sister Florence Young
Volume 62, 10th May 1919 (p313) Honours and awards
ROYAL RED CROSS (SECOND CLASS).
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Sister Marie Fielding, Sister Ilma Lovell, and Sister Eva MacDonald.
The recipients were afterwards received by Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House.
Volume 62, 14th June 1919 (p402) Honours and awards
The Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss N. F. Hill, Sister : Miss E. W. Jeffries, A.R.R.C.,
Head Sister : Miss C. M. Keys, A.R.R.C., Head Sister ;
Miss A. J. Twynam, Head Sister.
SERVICE IN ITALY.
Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss E. V. Hutt, Sister.
Volume 62, 21st June 1919 (p420) Honours and awards
LISTS FOR FRANCE AND FLANDERS.
C.B.E. (Military Division).
AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES.
Miss E. S. Davidson, R.R.C., Matron, A.A.N.S.; Miss E. Grey, R.R.C., Matron, A.A.N.S. ;
Miss A. M. Kellett, R.R.C., Matron, A.A.N.S.
SERVICES IN SALONIKA.
Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss C. Sorcnsen, A.R.R.C., Sister, T. Matron ;
Miss E. C. L. Wilson, Sister, T. Head Sister.
Royal Red Cross. SECOND CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss E. M. Bolton, Sister, T. Head Sister, Miss J. Brydon, Sister.
SERVICES IN EGYPT.
Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss J. R. Gemmell, Matron.
Royal Red Cross. SECOND CLASS.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
Miss A. G. Bonnar, Sister; Miss I. T. Borwick,
T./Sister ; Miss E. M. Cooke, Sister ; Miss K. M. Donaldson,
Sister; Miss E. E. J. Hedderman,
Staff Nurse; Miss E. I. Hutton, Staff Nurse ; Miss M. Jones,
Sister ; Miss N. Nagle, T./ Sister ; Miss E. J. White, Sister
Volume 63, 19th July 1919 (p40)
MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Commanders (Military Division).
Matron Adelaide KelIett, Australian Army Nursing Service.
ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Military Division.
Commanders.-
Matron Ethel Davidson, Australian Army Nursing Service ;
Matron Ethel Gray, Australian Army Nursing Service ;
The Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Sister Evelyn Wilson.
The Royal Red Cross. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Sister Elsie Cooke.
Volume 63, 16th August 1919 (p104)
OVERSEAS NURSING SERVICES.
The Royal Red Cross. FIRST CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service –
Miss C. McNaughton, Sister, No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Dartford ;
Miss A. Roche, Sister, No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Dartford.
The Royal Red Cross. SECOND CLASS.
Australian Army Nursing Service.-
Miss H. Keith, Sister, No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Dartford;
Miss E. J. Nobbs, Sister, No. I Australian General Hospital, Sutton Veny ;
Miss E. Regan, Sister, No. I Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Harefield Park
Volume 63, 22nd November 1919 (p319) Honours and awards
THE ROYAL RED CROSS (FIRST CLASS).
Australian Army Nursing Service.- Matron Rose Creal.
THE ROYAL RED CROSS (SECOND CLASS).
Australian Army Nursing Service
Sister May Bartlett, Sister Elizabeth Dalyell, Sister Jessie Gibson
and Sister Evelyn Nobbs.
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