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Our Spoon
Lura received her teaching degree from Iowa State College and was a teacher of Physical Culture at the High School. She served as Vice Regent of the Cedar Falls Chapter 1901-1903 and Registrar from 1906-1908. She then served as Historian from 1909-1912.
The following line
appears in the Chapter minutes for September 9, 1909: "A bill for $1.25
for spoon bought of H.L. Chase & Co. for Miss Phillips was allowed and
was order paid." About May 5, 1910, Lura married Henry H. Markley,
widower of Mary Schenck Markley, the first Regent of the Cedar Falls DAR
Chapter. It is believed that Henry and Lura lived in Lumija, Chiapas, Mexico from 1911 – 1917, and then moved to Florida. In October, 1928, Lura Hubbell Phillips Markley transferred to the Ponce De Leon Chapter in Winter Haven, Florida. Lura died 14 September 1947. Her interment was held at Scott Morris Mausoleum, Lakeland, Florida.
The spoon traveled with Lura from Iowa, to Mexico then to Florida but it was lost from the time of her death until 2005 when it was recovered by an Iowa DAR member on Ebay.
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