# Hattie Derr

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'''Hattie Catherine Allen Derr''' (September 20, 1905 &ndash; October 31, 1994)<ref>[http://www.interment.net/data/us/id/bonner/clarkfork/clark.htm Interment.com-Clarkfork Cemetery]</ref> was an American politician.

From [Clark Fork, Idaho](/source/Clark_Fork%2C_Idaho) and a student at the [University of Idaho](/source/University_of_Idaho), Derr served briefly in the [Idaho State Senate](/source/Idaho_State_Senate) when her husband [Alfred M. Derr](/source/Alfred_M._Derr) was ill.<ref>'Idaho's Lone Woman State Senator Submits Resignation to Governor Clark-Duties at Home Cause Mrs. Hattie Derr To Withdraw,' '''Spokane Daily Chronicle,''' August 2, 1937, pg. 6</ref> Her son was [Allen Derr](/source/Allen_Derr) who was a lawyer.<ref>'Allen Derr Dies at 85,' '''The Spokesman-Review,''' June 10, 2013</ref>

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Category:People from Bonner County, Idaho
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Category:Women state legislators in Idaho
Category:Democratic Party Idaho state senators
Category:20th-century American women politicians
Category:20th-century members of the Idaho Legislature

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