Ivah Mae Alexander, 95, a longtime beautician at Norcatur, died March 7, 2005, at the Decatur County Good Samaritan Center in Oberlin.
She was born April 4, 1909, on a farm northwest of Lyle, the daughter of Harvey and May (Taylor) Alexander. She was reared on a farm southwest of Lyle. She attended District 110 country school and graduated from Norcatur High School in 1929, then attended beauty school in Topeka. She returned to Norcatur and was a hairdresser and telephone operator. She was a member of the Norcatur United Methodist Church, Rebekah Lodge and Business and Professional Women's Club.
Survivors include a brother, Glenn Alexander, and two nieces, Maryllin and Jay Locy, all of Norcatur; and Beverly and Barr Lintz, Syracuse, Ind.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Pearl Alexander in 2001; and a sister-in-law, Pearl E. Alexander, in 2003.
Funeral services were Thursday afternoon at the Norcatur United Methodist Church. Pastor Kathleen Aeillo officiated and burial was at the Norcatur Cemetery.
She was born April 4, 1909, on a farm northwest of Lyle, the daughter of Harvey and May (Taylor) Alexander. She was reared on a farm southwest of Lyle. She attended District 110 country school and graduated from Norcatur High School in 1929, then attended beauty school in Topeka. She returned to Norcatur and was a hairdresser and telephone operator. She was a member of the Norcatur United Methodist Church, Rebekah Lodge and Business and Professional Women's Club.
Survivors include a brother, Glenn Alexander, and two nieces, Maryllin and Jay Locy, all of Norcatur; and Beverly and Barr Lintz, Syracuse, Ind.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Pearl Alexander in 2001; and a sister-in-law, Pearl E. Alexander, in 2003.
Funeral services were Thursday afternoon at the Norcatur United Methodist Church. Pastor Kathleen Aeillo officiated and burial was at the Norcatur Cemetery.
Ivah Mae Alexander, 95, a longtime beautician at Norcatur, died March 7, 2005, at the Decatur County Good Samaritan Center in Oberlin.
She was born April 4, 1909, on a farm northwest of Lyle, the daughter of Harvey and May (Taylor) Alexander. She was reared on a farm southwest of Lyle. She attended District 110 country school and graduated from Norcatur High School in 1929, then attended beauty school in Topeka. She returned to Norcatur and was a hairdresser and telephone operator. She was a member of the Norcatur United Methodist Church, Rebekah Lodge and Business and Professional Women's Club.
Survivors include a brother, Glenn Alexander, and two nieces, Maryllin and Jay Locy, all of Norcatur; and Beverly and Barr Lintz, Syracuse, Ind.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Pearl Alexander in 2001; and a sister-in-law, Pearl E. Alexander, in 2003.
Funeral services were Thursday afternoon at the Norcatur United Methodist Church. Pastor Kathleen Aeillo officiated and burial was at the Norcatur Cemetery.
She was born April 4, 1909, on a farm northwest of Lyle, the daughter of Harvey and May (Taylor) Alexander. She was reared on a farm southwest of Lyle. She attended District 110 country school and graduated from Norcatur High School in 1929, then attended beauty school in Topeka. She returned to Norcatur and was a hairdresser and telephone operator. She was a member of the Norcatur United Methodist Church, Rebekah Lodge and Business and Professional Women's Club.
Survivors include a brother, Glenn Alexander, and two nieces, Maryllin and Jay Locy, all of Norcatur; and Beverly and Barr Lintz, Syracuse, Ind.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Pearl Alexander in 2001; and a sister-in-law, Pearl E. Alexander, in 2003.
Funeral services were Thursday afternoon at the Norcatur United Methodist Church. Pastor Kathleen Aeillo officiated and burial was at the Norcatur Cemetery.
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