CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF BERNICE WILKERSON INGHAM

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	Funeral services for Mrs. Ralph (Bernice) Ingham, 76 Of Sioux City, 
formerly of Coleridge, were held 2 Feb 1972 in Grace United Methodist 
Church at Sioux City.
  	Burial was in the Coleridge Cemetery. Pallbearers were Gordon, Marvin and 
Dean Wilkerson, Donald Keck, Leonard Lorenger and John Harris.
	Bernice Ingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Wilkerson, was born 
July 27 1895 at Hamburg, IA.  She died Jan 30 in a Sioux City Hospital
following a brief illness.
  	She moved to Coleridge with her parents at the age of 5.  She 
attended school at Coleridge and Wayne State Teachers College. 
  	She taught in schools at Hartington, Coleridge, Allen, Sioux City and 
Wauwatosa, WI.
  	On Oct 17, 1964, she married Ralph Ingham.  She was a member of Grace 
Methodist church in Sioux City, a 50 year member of Morning Side Chapter 
of the Order of Eastern Star, the Retired Teachers Club and the Sioux 
City Garden Club.
  	Survivors include her husband, two brothers, Chalmer and Alfred, of 
Coleridge.  She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Ira 
Wilkerson.
  	A memorial has been established in her name with the American Cancer 
Society.


(MEMORIAL OBITUARY CARD)