Great Falls Tribune (MT), 11 July 1978:
Mary Helen Callaway, 71, Eagles Manor, a retired registered nurse, died early Monday morning in a local hospital.
Born and educated in Anaconda, she received training as a registered nurse there and was employed several years in Anaconda and Butte hospitals. She retired in the mid-1950s.
She moved to Lewistown in the late 1930s and came to Great Falls in 1942. She stayed here four years, then moved to Butte and later to Billings and Cody, Wyo., before returning here in 1958. She resided the past eight years at Eagles Manor.
Surviving are her husband, W. Grady Callaway, whom she married in Anaconda in 1934; two sons, Gerald Callaway, Great Falls and William Grady Callaway, Jr., Denver; three sisters, Edna Cadwell and Mrs. Geraldine Hardy, Seattle, and Mrs. Loretta Lacox, Philadelphia; and three grandchildren.
Mary Helen Callaway, 71, Eagles Manor, a retired registered nurse, died early Monday morning in a local hospital.
Born and educated in Anaconda, she received training as a registered nurse there and was employed several years in Anaconda and Butte hospitals. She retired in the mid-1950s.
She moved to Lewistown in the late 1930s and came to Great Falls in 1942. She stayed here four years, then moved to Butte and later to Billings and Cody, Wyo., before returning here in 1958. She resided the past eight years at Eagles Manor.
Surviving are her husband, W. Grady Callaway, whom she married in Anaconda in 1934; two sons, Gerald Callaway, Great Falls and William Grady Callaway, Jr., Denver; three sisters, Edna Cadwell and Mrs. Geraldine Hardy, Seattle, and Mrs. Loretta Lacox, Philadelphia; and three grandchildren.
Great Falls Tribune (MT), 11 July 1978:
Mary Helen Callaway, 71, Eagles Manor, a retired registered nurse, died early Monday morning in a local hospital.
Born and educated in Anaconda, she received training as a registered nurse there and was employed several years in Anaconda and Butte hospitals. She retired in the mid-1950s.
She moved to Lewistown in the late 1930s and came to Great Falls in 1942. She stayed here four years, then moved to Butte and later to Billings and Cody, Wyo., before returning here in 1958. She resided the past eight years at Eagles Manor.
Surviving are her husband, W. Grady Callaway, whom she married in Anaconda in 1934; two sons, Gerald Callaway, Great Falls and William Grady Callaway, Jr., Denver; three sisters, Edna Cadwell and Mrs. Geraldine Hardy, Seattle, and Mrs. Loretta Lacox, Philadelphia; and three grandchildren.
Mary Helen Callaway, 71, Eagles Manor, a retired registered nurse, died early Monday morning in a local hospital.
Born and educated in Anaconda, she received training as a registered nurse there and was employed several years in Anaconda and Butte hospitals. She retired in the mid-1950s.
She moved to Lewistown in the late 1930s and came to Great Falls in 1942. She stayed here four years, then moved to Butte and later to Billings and Cody, Wyo., before returning here in 1958. She resided the past eight years at Eagles Manor.
Surviving are her husband, W. Grady Callaway, whom she married in Anaconda in 1934; two sons, Gerald Callaway, Great Falls and William Grady Callaway, Jr., Denver; three sisters, Edna Cadwell and Mrs. Geraldine Hardy, Seattle, and Mrs. Loretta Lacox, Philadelphia; and three grandchildren.
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