Mrs. Oza Dye, 29 years old, died at her home near Nancy - January 14 of tuberculosis. She had been in ill health for nine months. She was the daughter of Mr. J.D. Pyles, of near Nancy. Besides her father, she is survived by her husband, D. Dye; two brothers, V.K. Pyles and Ezra Pyles; of Nancy; five sisters, Mrs. Vida Johnson, Mrs. Vona Weddle, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, Mrs. Zella Girkey and Alta Pyles. The funeral service was held Friday morning at Nancy and was conducted by Rev. Wesley Colyer. Deceased was a member of the White Oak Baptist Church.

Obituary from The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Wednesday, January 20, 1926.

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"Pyles-Dye

Miss Oza Pyles, of Nancy, and Mr. C.D. Dye of Ringgold were married on Saturday, February 2, at 3:30 o'clock by Rev. Wesley Colyer at his residence near Somerset. Only a few intimate friends were present.

Mrs. Dye is the attractive daughter of Magistrate, J.D. Pyles of Nancy. For a number of years she has been a teacher in the county schools and was a most efficient one. Recently she attended the Somerset Business School, where she was one of the honor students.

Mr. Dye has a position in the office of the Collector of Internal Revenue, at Lexington. He is a splendid young man. Mr. and Mrs. Dye will live in Lexington."

From The Somerset Journal, Somerset, Kentucky - Friday, February 8, 1924.

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"Marriage Licenses - Chas. D. Dye, 26, clerk, son of Wm. and Sarah Dye, of Oil Center, and Oza M. Pyles, 26, daughter of J.D. and Dora Pyles, of Nancy, were united in marriage Saturday."

From The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Wednesday, February 6, 1924 and from The Somerset Journal, Somerset, Kentucky - Friday, February 8, 1924.

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"Misses Oza Pyles and Virginia Ware spent the weekend in Somerset and attended the teachers' banquet Friday evening."

From the Nancy community news printed in The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Thursday, October 26, 1922.

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"J.D. Pyles and daughters, Oza and Alta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pyles Saturday and Sunday."

From the Nancy community news printed in The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Thursday, September 21, 1922.

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"School opened at this place Monday with Guy Taylor as principal and Misses Oza Pyles and Virginia Ware as assistants."

From The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Thursday, July 27, 1922.

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"Leave for Richmond - Misses Oza Pyles, Maude Daulton, Angie Webb, and Virginia Ware, all of this county, left last Saturday for Richmond to enter State Normal. Misses Pyles and Ware are teachers of this county and Miss Ware will favor the Commonwealth with a newsletter occasionally."

From The Commonwealth, Somerset, Kentucky - Thursday, April 21, 1921.

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