Clark County IL Archives Obits.....
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Obituary of Chloa Ingle Nidey abt 8 August 1970 The body of Mrs. Chloa
Nidey, 73, was discovered late Wednesday evening by her son, Richard
Nidey, of Palestine, when he went to her home at 506 N. Jackson St.
here, to mow her yard. He started to enter the house, but found it
locked so he looked in a sitting room window and saw her lying fully
dressed on a couch, her slippers on the floor beside it.  On
examination, it was determined that Mrs. Nidey had been dead for several
days, maybe as long as a week.  The last time Nidey had seen her was
when he mowed the yard there about a week ago. Although apparently
having died of natural causes, an inquiry into the death will be
conducted by County Coroner Walter Wilson. Surviving are another son,
Randall Nidey, of Robinson; two daughter, Mrs. George (Betty) Murray,
Evansville, Ind., and Mrs. James (June) Maxwell, Sikeston, Mo.; 18
grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs. Irene Romoser,
Mrs. Mary Bonesteel, Mrs. Lela Livvix, all of West Union; Mrs. Sarah
Leonard, Windsor, and Mrs. Inez Rawlinson, Crossville, and a brother,
Ernest Ingle, Dover, Delaware.  Her husband, Russell Nidey, preceded her
in death in 1955. Born in West Union, daughter of the late Simon and
Lida Wallace Ingle, she was a member of the West Union Baptist
Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Pulliam
Funeral Home in Hutsonville with Rev. Lee Swope, of West Union,
officiating.  Burial will follow in Bailiff Cemetery west of West
York. Visitation will begain at 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.  The
casket will remain closed.

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