Married Elmer Walton BALES on 3 Oct 1902 at Maryville, Nodaway Co, MO.
Nodaway Co, MO Death Certificates; No. 41175 States: "Elnora Thankful BALES - married white female (at home), died 29 Nov 1918 in Atchison Twp, Nodaway Co, MO, age 35 yrs 11 Mos 29 days; born 20 Nov1882 in Kahoka, MO; parents - Pearly DIXON born in Vinton Co, OH & Rachel KINDADE born in Clark Co, MO; informant: Joseph L. DIXON, Rising City, NE; buried 30 Nov 1918 in Six Corners Cemetery".
Clark County [MO] Courier Obituary:
. Mrs. Walton Bales died at her home near Clearmont, Mo., Friday night, Nov. 29, 1918, of influenza, aged 36 years. Mrs. Bales, who was formerly Miss Nora Dixon, of Kahoka, was born in Kahoka, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30, 1882, and was the first child of Rachel and the late P.N. Dixon, who were natives of Illinois. She was educated in Kahoka schools where she was well liked by pupils and teachers.
. In the autumn of 1902 she was married to Walton Bales. Of their six children, two have preceded the mother in death.
. Early in life she united with the Christian Church in Kahoka, and after her marriage changed her membership to the Baptist Church. The funeral services were held at her home, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30. Besides her husband and four children (the youngest of whom was born Nov. 25) she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Rachel Dixon, of Kahoka, four brothers, Joe of Rising City, Nebr., Ben and Edgar of Great Lakes, Ill., Jean, a soldier in France, and one
. She is remembered by her girlhood friends as a devoted daughter and sister; and her death is deeply regretted.
Nodaway Co, MO Death Certificates; No. 41175 States: "Elnora Thankful BALES - married white female (at home), died 29 Nov 1918 in Atchison Twp, Nodaway Co, MO, age 35 yrs 11 Mos 29 days; born 20 Nov1882 in Kahoka, MO; parents - Pearly DIXON born in Vinton Co, OH & Rachel KINDADE born in Clark Co, MO; informant: Joseph L. DIXON, Rising City, NE; buried 30 Nov 1918 in Six Corners Cemetery".
Clark County [MO] Courier Obituary:
. Mrs. Walton Bales died at her home near Clearmont, Mo., Friday night, Nov. 29, 1918, of influenza, aged 36 years. Mrs. Bales, who was formerly Miss Nora Dixon, of Kahoka, was born in Kahoka, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30, 1882, and was the first child of Rachel and the late P.N. Dixon, who were natives of Illinois. She was educated in Kahoka schools where she was well liked by pupils and teachers.
. In the autumn of 1902 she was married to Walton Bales. Of their six children, two have preceded the mother in death.
. Early in life she united with the Christian Church in Kahoka, and after her marriage changed her membership to the Baptist Church. The funeral services were held at her home, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30. Besides her husband and four children (the youngest of whom was born Nov. 25) she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Rachel Dixon, of Kahoka, four brothers, Joe of Rising City, Nebr., Ben and Edgar of Great Lakes, Ill., Jean, a soldier in France, and one
. She is remembered by her girlhood friends as a devoted daughter and sister; and her death is deeply regretted.
Married Elmer Walton BALES on 3 Oct 1902 at Maryville, Nodaway Co, MO.
Nodaway Co, MO Death Certificates; No. 41175 States: "Elnora Thankful BALES - married white female (at home), died 29 Nov 1918 in Atchison Twp, Nodaway Co, MO, age 35 yrs 11 Mos 29 days; born 20 Nov1882 in Kahoka, MO; parents - Pearly DIXON born in Vinton Co, OH & Rachel KINDADE born in Clark Co, MO; informant: Joseph L. DIXON, Rising City, NE; buried 30 Nov 1918 in Six Corners Cemetery".
Clark County [MO] Courier Obituary:
. Mrs. Walton Bales died at her home near Clearmont, Mo., Friday night, Nov. 29, 1918, of influenza, aged 36 years. Mrs. Bales, who was formerly Miss Nora Dixon, of Kahoka, was born in Kahoka, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30, 1882, and was the first child of Rachel and the late P.N. Dixon, who were natives of Illinois. She was educated in Kahoka schools where she was well liked by pupils and teachers.
. In the autumn of 1902 she was married to Walton Bales. Of their six children, two have preceded the mother in death.
. Early in life she united with the Christian Church in Kahoka, and after her marriage changed her membership to the Baptist Church. The funeral services were held at her home, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30. Besides her husband and four children (the youngest of whom was born Nov. 25) she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Rachel Dixon, of Kahoka, four brothers, Joe of Rising City, Nebr., Ben and Edgar of Great Lakes, Ill., Jean, a soldier in France, and one
. She is remembered by her girlhood friends as a devoted daughter and sister; and her death is deeply regretted.
Nodaway Co, MO Death Certificates; No. 41175 States: "Elnora Thankful BALES - married white female (at home), died 29 Nov 1918 in Atchison Twp, Nodaway Co, MO, age 35 yrs 11 Mos 29 days; born 20 Nov1882 in Kahoka, MO; parents - Pearly DIXON born in Vinton Co, OH & Rachel KINDADE born in Clark Co, MO; informant: Joseph L. DIXON, Rising City, NE; buried 30 Nov 1918 in Six Corners Cemetery".
Clark County [MO] Courier Obituary:
. Mrs. Walton Bales died at her home near Clearmont, Mo., Friday night, Nov. 29, 1918, of influenza, aged 36 years. Mrs. Bales, who was formerly Miss Nora Dixon, of Kahoka, was born in Kahoka, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30, 1882, and was the first child of Rachel and the late P.N. Dixon, who were natives of Illinois. She was educated in Kahoka schools where she was well liked by pupils and teachers.
. In the autumn of 1902 she was married to Walton Bales. Of their six children, two have preceded the mother in death.
. Early in life she united with the Christian Church in Kahoka, and after her marriage changed her membership to the Baptist Church. The funeral services were held at her home, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30. Besides her husband and four children (the youngest of whom was born Nov. 25) she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Rachel Dixon, of Kahoka, four brothers, Joe of Rising City, Nebr., Ben and Edgar of Great Lakes, Ill., Jean, a soldier in France, and one
. She is remembered by her girlhood friends as a devoted daughter and sister; and her death is deeply regretted.
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