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                    Lenox Obituaries
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Submitted by:  Rhonda Taylor-Strange
Email:  RSTSTRANGE@aol.com

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Submitted by Rhonda Taylor-Strange Great Granddaughter of Arthur(Grandpa 
Heart) Lenox.
Benton County born and raised. 
Date of death September 1969.

Arthur F. Lenox
Coolidge(Arizona)-Rites for 
Arthur F. Lenox, 79, a guard at 
the federal prison camp near
Florence(Arizona) for many years, 
will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Cole 
and Maud Mortuary. Burial will be
in Valley Memorial Park. 

Mr. Lenox was born in Benton
County Ark., and came to Coolidge
 in 1936.  He died Thursday in 
Mt. Carmel Nursing Home, Phoenix.

He is survived by two sons, Hugh of 
Decatur, Ark.,  and Robert of Florence; 
two daughters Mrs. Lucille Ogle of 
Scottsburg, Ore. , and Mrs. Ruby Bowen
 in Idaho; a brother and sister out of state; 
nine grandchildren; and 34 grandchildren.

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Newspaper unknown

Mary Elizabeth Lenox Relethford
  Mary Elizabeth Lenox was born February 9,1871, at Garfield, in Benton 
County, Arkansas, departed this life at her home near Garfield January 15, 
1960.  She was the daughter of Richard and Nancy Lenox.

	She was united in marriage to Perry Oliver Relethford June 3, 1890, 
to this union were born 4 daughters and 3 sons. Two daughters, Ollie Collins 
and Maggie Schnitzer, preceded her in death. The surviving children are 
Earnie and Jane of the home. 
Willie of Garfield,  Vernie of Wheeles, Okla., and a daughter, Maude 
Schnitzer of Seligman, MO. ; ten grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. 
She also leaves four brothers and four sisters, John Lenox Pisttsburg, Kans., 
Arthur Lenox of Coolidge, Ariz., Jim of Decatur, Ark., and Levi Lenox of 
Gentry, Ark.; Dora Guss of Gentry, Ark., and Sarah Howard of Salem, Ill., 
Laura Keep and Clara Thornton of Coin, Iowa. 

She was converted at an early age and united with Baptist Chuirch at Decatur, 
Ark.  She is now asleep with Jesus.
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BENTON COUNTY OBIT
NEWSPAPER UNKNOWN

HOLD FINAL RITES FOR MRS. L. KEEP [Laura Lenox Keep]

Funeral services for Laura Keep were held at 2:00 Tuesday, November10, 1964 
at the Coin Methodist Church, of which she was a member, with the Rev. I. G. 
Wilkins officiating. Interment was at the Elmwood Cemetery at Coin.
Mrs. William Smiley, soloist, sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "In The Garden", 
with Mrs. Gertrude Utter. organist.
Mrs. Dale Earwood, Mrs. Lester Olsen and Mrs. Ray Brownlee were in charge of 
the flowers. William Mannasmith is in Charge of the cancer memorial fund. 
Ushers were Ray Brownlee and W.C. Yeisley.
Pallbearers were the grandsons, Oville D. Keep, Leo Booker Walter Cordt, 
Delbert Nelson Arnold Hall and Ora Horn, Jr. 
Laura E. Lenox a daughter of Richard and Nancy Lenox, was born at Garfield, 
Ark., April 7, 1894, and entered into rest at her home in Coin November 7, 
1964, at the age of 70 years and 7 months. 
She was united in marriage to George Pangburn Keep on June 18, 1911. To this 
union four children were born, Orville A. of Coin, Juanita(Mrs. Ralph Booker) 
of Leavenworth, Kan., Beatrice (Mrs. Leo Gardner ) of Coin, and George, Jr. 
of Shenandoah. 
There are 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren;
three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Howard of Salem, Ill., Mrs. Dora Guss of Gentry, 
Ark., and Mrs.Robert Thornton of Coin four brothers, John Lenox of Pittsburg, 
Kan., James Lenox of Decatur, Ark.,Levi Lenox of Gentry , Ark., and Arthur  
Lneox (Lenox) of Coolidge, Ariz., and a number of nieces and nephews survive. 
She was preceeded in death by one grandson, one great granddaughter and one 
sister.
Relatives attending out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Guss and Shirley of 
Inola, Okla., Mrs. Dora Guss of Gentry, Ark., Kenneth Guss of Bentonville, 
Ark., Mr. and Mrs. Glen Guss Decatur, Ark.,Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lenox, Gravette, 
Ark., Mrs. Lincoln Phillips, Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cordt, Rodney 
and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Booker Leo Booker, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nelson, 
Nancy and Eric, all of Leavenworth, Kan., Mr. and Mrs. Ola Horn, Jr., 
Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hall, Tabor, Miss Joyce Keep, DesM oines , Mr. 
and Mrs. George Keep, Jr.  Mrs. and Mrs. Orville D. Keep, of Shenandoah.

                 
JAMES A. LENOX
Decatur, Ark.- James A. Lenox, 82 years old , of Gentry, Ark., a former 
resident of Decatur, died Wednesday night in a Siloam Springs hospital after 
an extended illness. 

Born December 27 1883, in Garfield, Ark., Mr. Lenox had lived in Gentry one 
week, moveing there from Decatur, where he had lived since retiring in 1956 
as an engineer for Pure Oil Company in Drumright, Oklahoma. He was a member 
of the First Baptist church in Drumright.

He is survived by a grandson, whom he reared, Harold L. Lenox, Los Angeles, 
Calif.: three brothers, Levi Lenox, Gentry, John Lenox, Pittsburg, Kan., and 
Arthur Lenox, state of California and two sisters, Mrs. Dora Guss, Gravette, 
Ark., and Mrs. R.N. Thornton, Coin, Iowa. 

Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Decatur Baptist 
church. The Rev. Vee Hoyle will officiate and burial will be in Decatur 
cemetery under direction of Wasson funeral home of Siloam Springs.

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GRANDA LENOX DIES

Nancy Gann Lenox died Thursday, August 16, 1934 at 4 p.m., at the home of her 
son ,  Arthur Lenox northwest of Decatur.  She had suffered a stroke two or 
three ago.

Three other sons and five daughters survive----Jim Lenox of Drumright, Okla.; 
Levi Lenox of Decatur, John Lenox of Pitssburg, Kans., Mrs. Mary Relthford of 
Garfield, Ark., Mrs. Dora Guss of Decatur, Mrs. Sarah Howard of Bentonville, 
Mrs.Clara Thornton and Mrs. Laura Keep of Coin, Iowas. The children were all 
at her bedside except one son, Jim who came to attend the funeral.

She was laid to rest beside the grave of her husband, Richard Lenox who died 
August 17, 1924. Funeral service was conducted by REv. J.A. Scoggins at the 
Baptist church Friday and burial was in the city cemetary.

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LENOX

Hugh A. Lenox , 78, of Gravettte died May 29 in Gravette. He was born Feb. 2, 
1911, in Chanute Kan., the son Arthur and Elizabeth (Hutchison) Lenox. 

He was a retired carpenter and a member of the American Legion. He was a 
Veteran of World War II.

He is survived by his wife Martha(Barnwell ) Lenox of the home; one daughter 
, Mary Ritchie of Rogerville, Mo.; one brother, Robert Lenox of Florence, 
Ariz.; one sister Lucille Ogle of Medford, Ore.; six grandchildren; and six 
greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by three children, Norma Jean 
Lenox Lee Elza Lenox and Helen Marie Mathia and one sister , Ruby Bowen. 
Funeral servises were June1 at Backstrom-Pyeatte Funeral Chapel with Brother 
Ray Cook and Brother Jack Austin officiating. Bureal was in Bethel Cemetery 
under the direction of ((Backstrom-Pyeatte Funeral Chapel))