Article appeared on page 4, Volume 11, No 2 of 'Nursing Notes', newsletter of the Alfred Hospital Nurses League. Leah Rosenthal graduated from the Alfred Hospital in 1904, served in France during World War 1914-1918. Before the war she was joint owner of Windarra Private Hospital with Belle Jobson (AH Grauate 1902) After the war she purchased another hospital with Belle Jobson that they renamed Vimy House. When Leah died in 1930, Belle established a nursing prize in her name at the Alfred HospitalOf sinificance to the AHNL as subject was an Alfred Hospital GraduateSingle sheet of white paper on which article has been typed in black inkAuthor has signed and dated her work at bottom left of page [black ink]. Previous catalogue number handwritten [black ink] at top right of the page, some corrections have been made to the articleleah rosenthal, alfred hospital nurses league, ahnl nursing notes, world war 1914-1918, vimy house, windarra private hospital

Leah Rosenthal [AH graduate 1904] and Isabella(Belle) Kate Jobson [AH graduate 1902] had run two private hospitals together - Windarra and Vimy House. They had also served together in France during World War 1. After Leah's death in1930, Belle established this prize to be awarded to student nurses at the Alfred Hospital, The award ceased after Belle's death in 1943of significance to the AHNL as it was an award for Alfred Hospital student nursesSingle sheet of paper, blak type on white paperprevious catalogue number handwritten [black ink]leah rosenthal, isabella jobson, alfred hospital nurses, nursing prizes