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In 1984, the Museum of North Idaho receives the deed to the Fort Sherman Chapel from the Athletic Round Table. Pictured from left: museum president Jack Pierce, R.J. McDonald of ART, museum director Gard Teall and Rev. Charles Hancock, whose Unity Church used the building.

In 1984, the Museum of North Idaho receives the deed to the Fort Sherman Chapel from the Athletic Round Table. Pictured from left: museum president Jack Pierce, R.J. McDonald of ART, museum director Gard Teall and Rev. Charles Hancock, whose Unity Church used the building.

November 24, 2024

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HUCKLEBERRIES: Football, she coached

Beverly Sullivan had no use for feminism 50 years ago when she stepped onto the MeEuen football field. She told the Coeur d’Alene Press bluntly: “Women don’t belong in football.”