Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....Nance, Mary Elizabeth Akers February 16, 1948
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The El Dorado Times, February 17, 1948, Volume XXIV Number 68
The El Dorado Times
February 17, 1948
Front Page
Volume XXIV, Number 68

MRS. MARY NANCE, LATHAM, IS DEAD

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nance, 82 year old resident of Latham died at her home 
there yesterday aftenroon following an eight-week illness.

Born on August 26, 1865 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Nance came to the Latham 
community 43 years ago from Colorado. She was married to Milo Nance on May 9, 
1882 at Colorado Springs, Colo., but her husband died in 1946. Nance was a 
member of the Latham Christian church.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Maude Wood, Bishop, Calif., two sons, Edward 
Nance, Ash Fork, Ariz., and Milo Nance, Jr., Latham; two sisters, Mrs. Melissa 
Davis, Moab, Utah; and Mrs. Hattie Clark, Cottage Grove, Ore., and a brother, 
Clark Akers, Placerville, Colo.

Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Latham 
Christian Church and burial will be made in the Latham Cemetery.

The Arnold-Kirby Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

The El Dorado Times
February 20, 1948
Volume XXIV, Number 71
Front page

SERVICES HELD FOR LATHAM RESIDENT

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nance, aged resident of Latham who 
died at her home there Monday, were held yesterday afternoon from the Latham 
Christian Church. Rev. B. W. Thomas officiating and interment was made in the 
cemetery near Latham.

Pallbearers included Walter Haring, Alfred Smith, W. M. Haworth, Jack Metz, 
Joseph Sherer and Earl Bonnel. Flower bearers were Mrs. W. M. Haworth and Mrs. 
Jack Metz.

A mixed quartet sang "Beautiful Isle," "In the Garden" and "Rock of Ages."  
Vocalists were Mrs. Eslin Burder, Mrs. Ealr Bonnel, R. C. Masters and Leland 
Ellis. The accompanist, was Mrs. Leland Ellis.

The Arnold-Kirby Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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