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Anadarko, Oklahoma June 18, 1930 December 3, 1864 ~ June 13, 1930 Mrs. Clara Alice Beall was born in Marion [Madison] County, Iowa, December 3, 1864 and departed this life June 13, 1930, aged 65 years, 6 months and 10 days. She was married to William E. Beall December 25, 1888, in Winterset, Iowa residing there for 13 years. Leaving there they moved to Kidder, MO., where they lived one year, moving to Osage Nation near Ponca City; they made their residence for another year. Then for six years they lived at Apache, Oklahoma, moving to Willard, New Mexico, for another six years. Returning to Oklahoma, they lived at Washita until her death. At the age of twelve, Mrs. Beall was converted and leaned toward the Baptist faith, living a true Christian life to the end. She was a kind neighbor, a loving wife and mother. Also she was the mother of three World war veterans. She leaves to mourn her death her husband, W. E. Beall; four sons, Edward of Oklahoma City, Clyde of Anadarko, Fred and Frank of Washita; one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Jackson of Apache, two daughters having gone before her, eleven grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends. Dear wife and mother, we miss thee, Our home is so bare, Your kind loving smile is not everywhere. We miss thy voice and comforting life, Our hearts are sorrowing for thee, Dear love. |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, December 1, 1948 August 5, 1867 ~ November 25, 1948 Sudden Illness Is Fatal to W.E. Beall; Rites in Anadarko Services were in the First Baptist church in Anadarko Sunday for Wm. E. Beall, 81, well known Caddo county resident since 1901. Burial was in the Apache cemetery. Beall, a brother of C.A. [Clarence Aaron] Beall and O.T. [Oran Thomas] Beall of this place, died suddenly Thursday in a hospital in Carlsbad, New Mexico. He had been visiting his son, Frank Beall, in Carlsbad about three weeks. Born in Winterset, Iowa, Aug. 5, 1867, Beall first located near Apache when he came to the newly opened part of Oklahoma in 1901. Except for a few years' stay in New Mexico, he had made Caddo county his home, living at Washita many years before moving to Anadarko about two years ago. Survivors, besides his brothers, are his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Burkhead, Apache; and four sons, Edward Beall, Oklahoma City; Fred Beall, Washita; Clyde Beall, Anadarko, and Frank Beall, Carlsbad. C.A. Beall and his granddaughter, Mrs. Robt. Davis, attended the services in Anadarko and Apache Sunday. |
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