She married George Nibel 19 Feb 1891 in Otho, Webster, Iowa. They had 4 children: Glenn Lawrence, Damia, Oliver Joseph Nibel, and Eleanore Vera Nibel. Oliver Joseph Nibel changed the spelling of his surname to Neibel. LB Cemetery records spelled the name Nible.
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday, January 3, 1884. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpts
"Sunday, December 30th, 1883, is a day that will long be remembered by the Kalo Otho People. Long before the dedication services began, the church began filling up, and it was with great difficulty that seats were obtained for the ladies. ... Recitation, 'Only a Woman," Miss Mattie Hale;" ...
The event of the season is the leap year party at Mr. Oliver Hale's, Tuesday evening, January 1st, 1884. The boys will have fine chances to learn lessons in deportment during the next twelve months."
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger", Fort Dodge, Iowa, November 10, 1887. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpt
"Miss Mattie Hale commenced a five months' term of school last Tuesday, west of Callender."
"Santa Ana Daily Register", Tues., Dec. 6, 1938.
"Rites For Mrs. Nible Arranged"
Funeral services were completed today for Mrs. Mattie Nible whose death yesterday at her home, 902 Orange avenue, followed a long illness. Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Mottel's Funeral parlors, Long Beach.
Mrs. Nible is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Damia Loptien, and two grandsons, Leo and Leonard Snedaker, and by one niece, Mrs. Everett McKinney, all of this city.
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for this obituary)
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The "Nible" spelling appears on wedding, funeral, and cemetery records.
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday, January 3, 1884. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpts
"Sunday, December 30th, 1883, is a day that will long be remembered by the Kalo Otho People. Long before the dedication services began, the church began filling up, and it was with great difficulty that seats were obtained for the ladies. ... Recitation, 'Only a Woman," Miss Mattie Hale;" ...
The event of the season is the leap year party at Mr. Oliver Hale's, Tuesday evening, January 1st, 1884. The boys will have fine chances to learn lessons in deportment during the next twelve months."
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger", Fort Dodge, Iowa, November 10, 1887. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpt
"Miss Mattie Hale commenced a five months' term of school last Tuesday, west of Callender."
"Santa Ana Daily Register", Tues., Dec. 6, 1938.
"Rites For Mrs. Nible Arranged"
Funeral services were completed today for Mrs. Mattie Nible whose death yesterday at her home, 902 Orange avenue, followed a long illness. Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Mottel's Funeral parlors, Long Beach.
Mrs. Nible is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Damia Loptien, and two grandsons, Leo and Leonard Snedaker, and by one niece, Mrs. Everett McKinney, all of this city.
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for this obituary)
******
The "Nible" spelling appears on wedding, funeral, and cemetery records.
She married George Nibel 19 Feb 1891 in Otho, Webster, Iowa. They had 4 children: Glenn Lawrence, Damia, Oliver Joseph Nibel, and Eleanore Vera Nibel. Oliver Joseph Nibel changed the spelling of his surname to Neibel. LB Cemetery records spelled the name Nible.
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday, January 3, 1884. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpts
"Sunday, December 30th, 1883, is a day that will long be remembered by the Kalo Otho People. Long before the dedication services began, the church began filling up, and it was with great difficulty that seats were obtained for the ladies. ... Recitation, 'Only a Woman," Miss Mattie Hale;" ...
The event of the season is the leap year party at Mr. Oliver Hale's, Tuesday evening, January 1st, 1884. The boys will have fine chances to learn lessons in deportment during the next twelve months."
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger", Fort Dodge, Iowa, November 10, 1887. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpt
"Miss Mattie Hale commenced a five months' term of school last Tuesday, west of Callender."
"Santa Ana Daily Register", Tues., Dec. 6, 1938.
"Rites For Mrs. Nible Arranged"
Funeral services were completed today for Mrs. Mattie Nible whose death yesterday at her home, 902 Orange avenue, followed a long illness. Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Mottel's Funeral parlors, Long Beach.
Mrs. Nible is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Damia Loptien, and two grandsons, Leo and Leonard Snedaker, and by one niece, Mrs. Everett McKinney, all of this city.
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for this obituary)
******
The "Nible" spelling appears on wedding, funeral, and cemetery records.
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday, January 3, 1884. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpts
"Sunday, December 30th, 1883, is a day that will long be remembered by the Kalo Otho People. Long before the dedication services began, the church began filling up, and it was with great difficulty that seats were obtained for the ladies. ... Recitation, 'Only a Woman," Miss Mattie Hale;" ...
The event of the season is the leap year party at Mr. Oliver Hale's, Tuesday evening, January 1st, 1884. The boys will have fine chances to learn lessons in deportment during the next twelve months."
From the "Fort Dodge Messenger", Fort Dodge, Iowa, November 10, 1887. "Kalo-Otho" Excerpt
"Miss Mattie Hale commenced a five months' term of school last Tuesday, west of Callender."
"Santa Ana Daily Register", Tues., Dec. 6, 1938.
"Rites For Mrs. Nible Arranged"
Funeral services were completed today for Mrs. Mattie Nible whose death yesterday at her home, 902 Orange avenue, followed a long illness. Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Mottel's Funeral parlors, Long Beach.
Mrs. Nible is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Damia Loptien, and two grandsons, Leo and Leonard Snedaker, and by one niece, Mrs. Everett McKinney, all of this city.
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for this obituary)
******
The "Nible" spelling appears on wedding, funeral, and cemetery records.
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