Beckham County, OK - Obits: Belle Cadle, 1920
10 Nov 2007
Submitted by: delma25@pldi.net (Delma Tindell)

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CADLE, BELLE
(24 Dec 1920, SouthWest Press, Elk City, Beckham Co, OK):
Mrs. Belle Cadle, age 42 years, died at 1 o'clock a.m. Thursday at her
home on N. Washington.  She had been ill since last Saturday with
follicular tonsilitis, but it was thought Wednesday that she was
recovering nicely, when she contracted diptheria, resulting in her death
in six hours. The funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon with
interment in Fairlawn cemetery.
(30 Dec 1920, Elk City News-Democrat, Elk City, Beckham Co, OK):
MRS. BELLE CADLE DEAD.
The holiday season in Elk City was saddened last Thursday morning when the
word went over the city that Mrs. Belle Cadle had passed away.  Many did
not know she had been sick and the news of her death came as a shock to
all.  She had been home a few days suffering from tonsilitis, and on
Wednesday enquiring friends learned she was better, but later the disease
developed into diptheria, from which she died a few hours later.
Because of the disease from which she died the funeral services were held
at the cemetery, Rev. Hamilton officiating.
Interment was held at the Fairlawn cemetery, in charge of Grubitz & Son.
Belle Canavan was born January 15, 1877 in Humbolt, Iowa.  Was married to
J. F. Cadle November 15, 1893.  Four children were born to this union, a
little eight year old daughter dying in 1906.  The remaining children are,
Mrs. Mable McDaniels of this city, Ray Cadle of Coffeeville, Kansas, and
Emmet Cadle of Cushing, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Cadle was a sister of M. V. Canavan, county clerk of Beckham county,
who made his home with her until he went to Sayre to take his office
there.  She also leaves one sister Miss Mary Canavan and four other
brothers who are Ed and J. S. Canavan of Elk City, J. L. Canavan of Canute
and W. P. Canavan of Oklahoma City.  Mrs. Cadle was always looking after
the interest of her sisters and brothers, and they went to her for advise.
 She was a loving and devoted mother.  The grief of her loved ones was
great, for they realize they have lost one who loved them and was always
interested in their welfare.
(a line missing).  She was recently elected to membership of the Eastern
Star, but was not able to go to the last meeting to be initiated.  Mrs.
Cadle was a quiet retiring lady, had been working with the Johnson Tailor
Shop for nearly three years, and before that was with the Elk City Steam
Laundry for about seven years.  She was faithful and the proprietors
always spoke highly of her.  She had a wide acquaintance and all regretted
to hear of her death.
The News-Democrat extends deepest sympathy to the bereaved ones.
(30 Dec 1920, Thursday, Sayre Standard, Sayre, Beckham Co, OK):
MRS. CADLE DIES AT ELK CITY.  The sad news of the death of Mrs. Belle
Cadle at Elk City was received here last Thursday to mar the Christmas joy
for M. V. Canavan, county clerk, who was a brother to Mrs. Cadle.  Mr. and
Mrs. Canavan attended the funeral at Elk City on Friday, or Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Cadle has two sons and one daughter to mourn her death.  Her daughter
is Mrs. R. P. McDaniel, who was a resident of this city for several months
during this year.  Her husband was bookkeeper for the Diamond "G" Dry
Goods Store.
The many friends of Mr. Canavan join the Standard in sympathy during his
great bereavement over the loss of his sister.

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