- was
named after Sherman E.
Stimley, the
first African-American law ****ociate of the firm
Vinson & Elkins. In 1985
Stimley started the
first consulting...
- Illinois".
United States Census Bureau.
Retrieved March 13, 2022.
Margot Stimley, The
Indians of
Northern Illinois, 1992.
Article collected in Miscellaneous...
-
April 15, 2022. "Wheeling
Historical Society &
Museum - History2".
Margot Stimley, The
Indians of
Northern Illinois, 1992.
Article collected in Miscellaneous...
- county.
Houston Public Library operates one
branch in the county, the
Stimley Blue
Ridge Neighborhood Library in Blue Ridge, Houston.
Local newspapers...
- Illinois.
University of
Illinois Press. p. 2. ISBN 978-0-252-09070-7.
Stimley,
Margot (1997).
Chronicle of a
Prairie Town:
Arlington Heights, Illinois...
-
American women—Edith
Mazie DeVoe,
Helen Fredericka Turner, and Eula
Lucille Stimley—also
became ensigns in the Navy
Nurse Corps during the war.
These four...
- war to the
regular service, took her oath on
April 18, 1945, and Eula L.
Stimley entered service on May 8, 1945.
Along with
Helen Fredericka Turner, these...
-
American women—Edith
Mazie DeVoe,
Helen Fredericka Turner, and Eula
Lucille Stimley—also
became ensigns in the Navy
Nurse Corps during the war.
World War II...
- (Third Ward) Nena
Stanaker Neighborhood Library (Magnolia Park)
Sherman E.
Stimley-Blue
Ridge Neighborhood Library (Blue Ridge)
Cliff Tuttle Neighborhood...
- on
March 8),
Edith Mazie DeVoe of Washington, D.C., and Eula
Loucille Stimley of Centreville, Mississippi.
Watson left the Navy in 1946
after the war...
