MRS. MAY DEAL DIES AT MINERAL WELLS, TEX
Mrs. May Deal, wife of A. W. Deal, died at Mineral Wells, Tex. last Friday morning. She had stopped at that place while on a trip to the south with her husband, which it had been hoped would benefit her health. She took worse shortly before reaching Mineral Wells, and in a few hours passed away. The body arrived here Saturday afternoon, and Sunday afternoon at the M. E. Church funeral services were held, being in charge of Rev. Charles C. Mansfield, pastor of the Church of God at Oklahoma City, assisted by Rev. A. B. Carpenter, a Christian minister of Oklahoma City. Burial was at the Odd Fellows' cemetery, where the Rebekah Lodge, of which deceased was a member, was in charge. The services at both the church and cemetery were largely attended, many old-time friends of the family coming from many parts of the state to attend the last sad rites.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
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Deceased was the daughter of Morna M. and Sarah Fall, who had pre- ceded her in death, also two sisters, Maggie and Jessie passed away a few years ago. Five sisters are living as follows: Mrs. Inez Couch of Luther, Mrs. Pearl Proctor of Blackwell, Mrs. Susie Loyd of Luther, Mrs. Nettie Bynum of Woodward, and Mrs. Della Haines of Blackwell. May Arvilla Fall was born in Persia, Iowa, April 29th, 1882. She came with her parents to Oklahoma in 1890, and had lived in or near Jones City for thirty-four years. She was united in marriage to A. W. Deal on June 6th, 1900, and to this union five children were born, all of whom are living as follows: Mrs. Irene McCoin, Mrs. Winifred Manwell, Cecil, Walter and Pauline. She also leaves four little grandchildren. She lived to be 42 years, 6 months and 26 days old. She had been a member of the Methodist Church at Jones City since early girlhood. Her illness lasting for many long years, Mrs. Deal not only had the sympathy of all who knew her, but also the sincere admiration of all for her patience, her courage, and the sheer pluck that kept her going when many would have given up. She {loved} was also a member of the Aid Society, the Royal Neighbors of America, the Rebekah Lodge, and the Jones Woman's Club. Through an life and wanted to live for the sake of her loved ones who needed her so badly, but she faced death as courageously as she had met all the trials and sufferings of life. Mrs. Deal was a kind, loving wife and mother, a helpful neighbor and a true friend. She reconed her friends by scores, from the little children to the aged ones, and many hearts are sad today because of her going away, and she will be missed not only in her home, but in the town and community where most of her life had been lived. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to the relatives in their sad hours.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
Arvilla's Texas Death Certificate says she died from Pyelitis, Contributory secondary factor Uremia
Pyelitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the pelvis and calices of the kidney.
Contributor: alison land (46846463)
Mrs. May Deal, wife of A. W. Deal, died at Mineral Wells, Tex. last Friday morning. She had stopped at that place while on a trip to the south with her husband, which it had been hoped would benefit her health. She took worse shortly before reaching Mineral Wells, and in a few hours passed away. The body arrived here Saturday afternoon, and Sunday afternoon at the M. E. Church funeral services were held, being in charge of Rev. Charles C. Mansfield, pastor of the Church of God at Oklahoma City, assisted by Rev. A. B. Carpenter, a Christian minister of Oklahoma City. Burial was at the Odd Fellows' cemetery, where the Rebekah Lodge, of which deceased was a member, was in charge. The services at both the church and cemetery were largely attended, many old-time friends of the family coming from many parts of the state to attend the last sad rites.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
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OBITUARY
Deceased was the daughter of Morna M. and Sarah Fall, who had pre- ceded her in death, also two sisters, Maggie and Jessie passed away a few years ago. Five sisters are living as follows: Mrs. Inez Couch of Luther, Mrs. Pearl Proctor of Blackwell, Mrs. Susie Loyd of Luther, Mrs. Nettie Bynum of Woodward, and Mrs. Della Haines of Blackwell. May Arvilla Fall was born in Persia, Iowa, April 29th, 1882. She came with her parents to Oklahoma in 1890, and had lived in or near Jones City for thirty-four years. She was united in marriage to A. W. Deal on June 6th, 1900, and to this union five children were born, all of whom are living as follows: Mrs. Irene McCoin, Mrs. Winifred Manwell, Cecil, Walter and Pauline. She also leaves four little grandchildren. She lived to be 42 years, 6 months and 26 days old. She had been a member of the Methodist Church at Jones City since early girlhood. Her illness lasting for many long years, Mrs. Deal not only had the sympathy of all who knew her, but also the sincere admiration of all for her patience, her courage, and the sheer pluck that kept her going when many would have given up. She {loved} was also a member of the Aid Society, the Royal Neighbors of America, the Rebekah Lodge, and the Jones Woman's Club. Through an life and wanted to live for the sake of her loved ones who needed her so badly, but she faced death as courageously as she had met all the trials and sufferings of life. Mrs. Deal was a kind, loving wife and mother, a helpful neighbor and a true friend. She reconed her friends by scores, from the little children to the aged ones, and many hearts are sad today because of her going away, and she will be missed not only in her home, but in the town and community where most of her life had been lived. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to the relatives in their sad hours.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
Arvilla's Texas Death Certificate says she died from Pyelitis, Contributory secondary factor Uremia
Pyelitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the pelvis and calices of the kidney.
Contributor: alison land (46846463)
MRS. MAY DEAL DIES AT MINERAL WELLS, TEX
Mrs. May Deal, wife of A. W. Deal, died at Mineral Wells, Tex. last Friday morning. She had stopped at that place while on a trip to the south with her husband, which it had been hoped would benefit her health. She took worse shortly before reaching Mineral Wells, and in a few hours passed away. The body arrived here Saturday afternoon, and Sunday afternoon at the M. E. Church funeral services were held, being in charge of Rev. Charles C. Mansfield, pastor of the Church of God at Oklahoma City, assisted by Rev. A. B. Carpenter, a Christian minister of Oklahoma City. Burial was at the Odd Fellows' cemetery, where the Rebekah Lodge, of which deceased was a member, was in charge. The services at both the church and cemetery were largely attended, many old-time friends of the family coming from many parts of the state to attend the last sad rites.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
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OBITUARY
Deceased was the daughter of Morna M. and Sarah Fall, who had pre- ceded her in death, also two sisters, Maggie and Jessie passed away a few years ago. Five sisters are living as follows: Mrs. Inez Couch of Luther, Mrs. Pearl Proctor of Blackwell, Mrs. Susie Loyd of Luther, Mrs. Nettie Bynum of Woodward, and Mrs. Della Haines of Blackwell. May Arvilla Fall was born in Persia, Iowa, April 29th, 1882. She came with her parents to Oklahoma in 1890, and had lived in or near Jones City for thirty-four years. She was united in marriage to A. W. Deal on June 6th, 1900, and to this union five children were born, all of whom are living as follows: Mrs. Irene McCoin, Mrs. Winifred Manwell, Cecil, Walter and Pauline. She also leaves four little grandchildren. She lived to be 42 years, 6 months and 26 days old. She had been a member of the Methodist Church at Jones City since early girlhood. Her illness lasting for many long years, Mrs. Deal not only had the sympathy of all who knew her, but also the sincere admiration of all for her patience, her courage, and the sheer pluck that kept her going when many would have given up. She {loved} was also a member of the Aid Society, the Royal Neighbors of America, the Rebekah Lodge, and the Jones Woman's Club. Through an life and wanted to live for the sake of her loved ones who needed her so badly, but she faced death as courageously as she had met all the trials and sufferings of life. Mrs. Deal was a kind, loving wife and mother, a helpful neighbor and a true friend. She reconed her friends by scores, from the little children to the aged ones, and many hearts are sad today because of her going away, and she will be missed not only in her home, but in the town and community where most of her life had been lived. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to the relatives in their sad hours.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
Arvilla's Texas Death Certificate says she died from Pyelitis, Contributory secondary factor Uremia
Pyelitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the pelvis and calices of the kidney.
Contributor: alison land (46846463)
Mrs. May Deal, wife of A. W. Deal, died at Mineral Wells, Tex. last Friday morning. She had stopped at that place while on a trip to the south with her husband, which it had been hoped would benefit her health. She took worse shortly before reaching Mineral Wells, and in a few hours passed away. The body arrived here Saturday afternoon, and Sunday afternoon at the M. E. Church funeral services were held, being in charge of Rev. Charles C. Mansfield, pastor of the Church of God at Oklahoma City, assisted by Rev. A. B. Carpenter, a Christian minister of Oklahoma City. Burial was at the Odd Fellows' cemetery, where the Rebekah Lodge, of which deceased was a member, was in charge. The services at both the church and cemetery were largely attended, many old-time friends of the family coming from many parts of the state to attend the last sad rites.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
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OBITUARY
Deceased was the daughter of Morna M. and Sarah Fall, who had pre- ceded her in death, also two sisters, Maggie and Jessie passed away a few years ago. Five sisters are living as follows: Mrs. Inez Couch of Luther, Mrs. Pearl Proctor of Blackwell, Mrs. Susie Loyd of Luther, Mrs. Nettie Bynum of Woodward, and Mrs. Della Haines of Blackwell. May Arvilla Fall was born in Persia, Iowa, April 29th, 1882. She came with her parents to Oklahoma in 1890, and had lived in or near Jones City for thirty-four years. She was united in marriage to A. W. Deal on June 6th, 1900, and to this union five children were born, all of whom are living as follows: Mrs. Irene McCoin, Mrs. Winifred Manwell, Cecil, Walter and Pauline. She also leaves four little grandchildren. She lived to be 42 years, 6 months and 26 days old. She had been a member of the Methodist Church at Jones City since early girlhood. Her illness lasting for many long years, Mrs. Deal not only had the sympathy of all who knew her, but also the sincere admiration of all for her patience, her courage, and the sheer pluck that kept her going when many would have given up. She {loved} was also a member of the Aid Society, the Royal Neighbors of America, the Rebekah Lodge, and the Jones Woman's Club. Through an life and wanted to live for the sake of her loved ones who needed her so badly, but she faced death as courageously as she had met all the trials and sufferings of life. Mrs. Deal was a kind, loving wife and mother, a helpful neighbor and a true friend. She reconed her friends by scores, from the little children to the aged ones, and many hearts are sad today because of her going away, and she will be missed not only in her home, but in the town and community where most of her life had been lived. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community goes out to the relatives in their sad hours.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Friday 5 Dec 1924 page 1
Arvilla's Texas Death Certificate says she died from Pyelitis, Contributory secondary factor Uremia
Pyelitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the pelvis and calices of the kidney.
Contributor: alison land (46846463)
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