Myrell grew up in Iowa and graduated from Van Meter High School in Van Meter, IA, then attended Des Moines Business College for two years.
She married Lee Antle April 16, 1934 at Osceola, IA. They moved to Eckles Township, rural Bemidji, and she had lived there since. During World War II she worked as a supervisor at the Firestone defense plant in Los Angeles, CA, until returning to Bemidji in 1945. She worked for the Wards, Sears and S&L Stores in Bemidji, then for Bemidji State University as a cook, retiring after 18 years as head cook. After retiring she had lived on the north end of Lake Bemidji and, since 1986, at Beltrami Nursing Home.
She was a charter member of the Senior Citizens Center, a member and volunteer for the Beltrami Nursing Home Auxiliary and active in its Foster Grandparent program, and a member of the Eckles Township Homemakers Club.
She married Lee Antle April 16, 1934 at Osceola, IA. They moved to Eckles Township, rural Bemidji, and she had lived there since. During World War II she worked as a supervisor at the Firestone defense plant in Los Angeles, CA, until returning to Bemidji in 1945. She worked for the Wards, Sears and S&L Stores in Bemidji, then for Bemidji State University as a cook, retiring after 18 years as head cook. After retiring she had lived on the north end of Lake Bemidji and, since 1986, at Beltrami Nursing Home.
She was a charter member of the Senior Citizens Center, a member and volunteer for the Beltrami Nursing Home Auxiliary and active in its Foster Grandparent program, and a member of the Eckles Township Homemakers Club.
Myrell grew up in Iowa and graduated from Van Meter High School in Van Meter, IA, then attended Des Moines Business College for two years.
She married Lee Antle April 16, 1934 at Osceola, IA. They moved to Eckles Township, rural Bemidji, and she had lived there since. During World War II she worked as a supervisor at the Firestone defense plant in Los Angeles, CA, until returning to Bemidji in 1945. She worked for the Wards, Sears and S&L Stores in Bemidji, then for Bemidji State University as a cook, retiring after 18 years as head cook. After retiring she had lived on the north end of Lake Bemidji and, since 1986, at Beltrami Nursing Home.
She was a charter member of the Senior Citizens Center, a member and volunteer for the Beltrami Nursing Home Auxiliary and active in its Foster Grandparent program, and a member of the Eckles Township Homemakers Club.
She married Lee Antle April 16, 1934 at Osceola, IA. They moved to Eckles Township, rural Bemidji, and she had lived there since. During World War II she worked as a supervisor at the Firestone defense plant in Los Angeles, CA, until returning to Bemidji in 1945. She worked for the Wards, Sears and S&L Stores in Bemidji, then for Bemidji State University as a cook, retiring after 18 years as head cook. After retiring she had lived on the north end of Lake Bemidji and, since 1986, at Beltrami Nursing Home.
She was a charter member of the Senior Citizens Center, a member and volunteer for the Beltrami Nursing Home Auxiliary and active in its Foster Grandparent program, and a member of the Eckles Township Homemakers Club.
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