Missouri Death cert online:
Nora Belle was the daughter of Richard D. Lenhart and Mollie Hart; was married (no name given); and died of tuberculosis of lungs and may have had cancer extreme emaciation(duration of 1 yr) with contributory causes of typhoid fever and childbirth.
The Monett Times, February 27, 1914
Mrs. George Callaway died at her home in Carthage Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. She had been ill for the past year with complications following an attack of typhoid fever. She was 40 years old. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, R. D. Lenhart, of Aurora. The deceased leaves a husband and eight children, father and one brother, W. F. Lenhart, of Butler. The Callaway’s lived here a number of years. Mrs. Callaway was known for her sweet disposition and kindly ways.
Nora Belle was the daughter of Richard D. Lenhart and Mollie Hart; was married (no name given); and died of tuberculosis of lungs and may have had cancer extreme emaciation(duration of 1 yr) with contributory causes of typhoid fever and childbirth.
The Monett Times, February 27, 1914
Mrs. George Callaway died at her home in Carthage Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. She had been ill for the past year with complications following an attack of typhoid fever. She was 40 years old. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, R. D. Lenhart, of Aurora. The deceased leaves a husband and eight children, father and one brother, W. F. Lenhart, of Butler. The Callaway’s lived here a number of years. Mrs. Callaway was known for her sweet disposition and kindly ways.
Missouri Death cert online:
Nora Belle was the daughter of Richard D. Lenhart and Mollie Hart; was married (no name given); and died of tuberculosis of lungs and may have had cancer extreme emaciation(duration of 1 yr) with contributory causes of typhoid fever and childbirth.
The Monett Times, February 27, 1914
Mrs. George Callaway died at her home in Carthage Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. She had been ill for the past year with complications following an attack of typhoid fever. She was 40 years old. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, R. D. Lenhart, of Aurora. The deceased leaves a husband and eight children, father and one brother, W. F. Lenhart, of Butler. The Callaway’s lived here a number of years. Mrs. Callaway was known for her sweet disposition and kindly ways.
Nora Belle was the daughter of Richard D. Lenhart and Mollie Hart; was married (no name given); and died of tuberculosis of lungs and may have had cancer extreme emaciation(duration of 1 yr) with contributory causes of typhoid fever and childbirth.
The Monett Times, February 27, 1914
Mrs. George Callaway died at her home in Carthage Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. She had been ill for the past year with complications following an attack of typhoid fever. She was 40 years old. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, R. D. Lenhart, of Aurora. The deceased leaves a husband and eight children, father and one brother, W. F. Lenhart, of Butler. The Callaway’s lived here a number of years. Mrs. Callaway was known for her sweet disposition and kindly ways.
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