[192-278] MILDRED LEE, M.D, b Jan. 12, 1887; dau Joseph E. and Margaret (Nevyus) Lee 192-151]; m Mar. 1, 1912, DR. WILLIAM WALDO SCHAIRER, b June 14, 1887; s D. Fredrick and Mattie B. (Good) Schairer. Physician and surgeon; res., 790 Clinton Ave. North, Rochester, N. Y. '1920.)
One child:
Barbara Lee, b May 18, 1915.
Dr. William Waldo Schairer was graduated from the University of Michigan in 1911. At the outbreak of the World War he enlisted in the Medical Service with rank of 1st Lieutenant; went overseas in June, 1918, with Field Hospital 332. He was in two great offensives: Olise-Aisne, Aug. and Sept.,
1918, and Meuse-Argonne, Sept. to Nov., 1918. After the Armistice, Dr. Schairer was with the Army of Occupation and was commissioned Captain, Mar., 1919. He returned July 5, 1919, and was commissioned Major, M. R. C., Sept. 15, 1919.
Dr. Mildred Lee Schairer was also graduated from the University of Michigan in 1911; she spent two and one-half years’ interneship in her uncle’s hospital—The Lee Private Hospital, Rochester, N.Y. During the absence of Dr. William Schairer while engaged in war service, Dr. Mildred Schairer had medical and physical charge of the Women War Workers of the Pierce Arrow Motor Corporation.