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Mae Woughter Strack

d. 1941

American nurse and artist

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About Mae Woughter Strack

Mae Woughter Strack was a wood carver.

Mae L. Woughter Strack (died October 27, 1941) was an American nurse and artist. She was an organizer and first executive secretary of the American Heart Association, the executive secretary of the New York State Nurses Association, and a member of the National Health Council. A woodworker, her pieces were displayed at Delphic Studios in New York City.

Early life and education Strack was born in Tioga County, New York. She graduated from Mount Sinai Hospital Nurses School in New York City. She later organized and served as the first executive secretary of the American Heart Association.

Personal life She married Henry D. Strack, a New York attorney, in August 1927 at Park Avenue Baptist Church in New York City. They lived at Pelbrook Hall in Pelham, New York.

On October 27, 1941, at the age of 56, she died at White Plains Hospital.

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Occupation
Wood carver

Frequently asked questions

Who was Mae Woughter Strack?

American nurse and artist

When did Mae Woughter Strack die?

Mae Woughter Strack died on 27 October 1941.

What was Mae Woughter Strack's occupation?

Mae Woughter Strack was a wood carver.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mae Woughter Strack

· Wikidata: Q138639609

· DBpedia: Mae Woughter Strack

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