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Amy B (Walls) Munn
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Obit posted by Glenn
©The Stilwell Democrat Journal
17 Jul 1969
Mrs. Amy Walls Munn, 75-year-old former Adair
County official, died Monday morning, July 14, 1969 in Muskogee
following a long illness.
Mrs. Munn, born April 9, 1894, in Paragould, Arkansas, came to
Indian Territory with her parents in 1904 and settled in
Stilwell.
She majored in elementary education at Northeastern State
College, Tahlequah, and taught for 33 years. She retired in
1953.
In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Mrs. Munn served two terms as
Adair County Superintendent and one term as Adair County
Treasurer.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred E. Munn, in 1939,
in Spiro.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Muskogee,
Chapter No. 106, Order of Eastern Star, Stilwell; White Shrine,
and the American Legion Auxiliary.
Survivors include one brother, Charley M. Walls, Stilwell; and
two sisters, Mrs. Maude E. Ross and Mary E. Burgess, both of
Muskogee.
Services were held at 10 AM today (Thursday) in the Roberts
Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Rob Batchelder, First Baptist
Church pastor, officiating.
Interment was in the Stilwell City Cemetery.
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