Adele Storck

Adele Ida Storck (June 1874 – August 26, 1960) was a lawyer and German-born immigrant to the United States, who became the second woman to graduate from Benjamin Harrison Law School, and the first to enter the Indianapolis Bar Association. .

Early life Storck was born in Kassel, Germany in June 1874. Her exact date of birth is not known. Her parents, Albert and Bertha Storck, immigrated to the U.S. with her sometime between 1881 and 1883, when Storck was 8 years old. Her father ran a hardware business in Odell, IL. Storck remained in Illinois throughout her initial college education.

Storck attended the Women's Safety Driving Contest in 1923, being one of the 8 top drivers. She wrote two books in her life; Flag Makers, published in 1925 and Broken Chords, published in 1952.

She died on August 26, 1960, and is buried in Crown Hill, Indiana.