Viola is the daughter of James Turner Prouse and Georgia Ann Merrick.
Viola & Wilber were married by her father in Hillcrest Church in Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware on November 14, 1908.
In 1943 Viola became Lambertville's Librarian working out of a recycled mobile barber shop. She served until she retired in 1954. Her work was recognized by Monroe County when it dedicated a new library to her.
Viola & Wilber were married by her father in Hillcrest Church in Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware on November 14, 1908.
In 1943 Viola became Lambertville's Librarian working out of a recycled mobile barber shop. She served until she retired in 1954. Her work was recognized by Monroe County when it dedicated a new library to her.
Viola is the daughter of James Turner Prouse and Georgia Ann Merrick.
Viola & Wilber were married by her father in Hillcrest Church in Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware on November 14, 1908.
In 1943 Viola became Lambertville's Librarian working out of a recycled mobile barber shop. She served until she retired in 1954. Her work was recognized by Monroe County when it dedicated a new library to her.
Viola & Wilber were married by her father in Hillcrest Church in Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware on November 14, 1908.
In 1943 Viola became Lambertville's Librarian working out of a recycled mobile barber shop. She served until she retired in 1954. Her work was recognized by Monroe County when it dedicated a new library to her.
