Grace E. (Harris) Nogal
Marriages
Arthur Earnest Nogal - January 15, 1922
Burial Details
Obituaries
Eagle Valley Enterprise page 1 - October 24
FUNERAL OF MRS . A . E . NOGAL
It was a sorrowing community which gathered at the Methodist church Wednesday atternon to pay its last respects to one of its most beloved women, Mrs . Grace Harris , Nogal. The church was crowded to overflowing with sorrowing friends j of . the deceased and the funeral bier i and altar were banked high with beautiful flowers , in touching memory of the departed loved one . Rev . C . R . Stockinger read the following brief obituary, and then delivered a most touching discourse : I On February 24 , 1898 , while residing in Colorado Springs , a baby was born to Mr . and Mrs . Jos . Harris and though this was their third child and daughter , so great Is parental love that instantly the little one found abundant room in their hearts . They gave the baby girl the beautiful and suggestive name , Grace . Two ycara later the Harris family moved to Ejgle county , locating at Gypsum . When Grace was five years old , tsey came to Eagle and here they have lived ever since . Grace received her education in the Eagle public schools , where she was an industrious and an alert student . After graduating she hold responsible positions in the community , including ; telephone operator and assistant in the post ofticr . Duriig the pastorate of the Rev. Mr . Bonnell , together with a SHUT and other girlhood friends , Grace was given in Christian baptism in the Eagle Methodist church . It is inspiring to think how the beautiful name given her as a baby was thus sealed to her in this sacred sacrament of our christian faith.
Arriving at young womanhood , Miss Grace gave her heart to one of the splendid young men of the community , and on January 15 , 1922 , she became the wife of Mr . Ernest Nogal . The young couple made their home with her parents . And so it happens that of the four Harris girls Grace alone has lived constantly withher father and mother . No doubt this fact increases their present grief and renders their sorrow more poignant and terrible .
On Saturday , Oct . 11 , while at work in the telephone exchange , Mrs . Nogal suddenly became very ill . She was taken at once to a hospital in Glenwood Springs . Two major operations were performed in a vain j attempt to save her life . Death waa I inevitable . She passed away Satur- j day morning , just one week from the day she became sick . j Those whom Grace has left behind ] are : Her husband , her father and mother , and three sisters , Eliirabeth of Los Angeles , Luella of Qulncy , Calif ., and Hazel , who , although residing away , still calls Eagle her home . Besides these immediate relatives their are many others who share their loss wtih them . A male quartet consisting of Jos . | D . Allen , H . D . Hudson , H . K . Brooks and E . E . Lea , sang two songs at i the church service , while Mrs . Berger rendered a most touching and beautiful vocal solo . Pall bearers were Herman Stein , Ralph Belding , Jos . Rule Chas . Byers , Gene K . Luby , nnd Lee Bergman , schoolmates or close friends of her later years . Following the church service the body was inten-etl m the romcterv at Eagle , where a great number of truly sorrowing friends witnessed the of the remains in their iast pl-icin ^ r earthly resting place . . ri _
Eagle Valley Enterprise page 9 - April 25, 1985
"Mr. Nogal married Grace E. Harris. She died in 1930."
Funeral services for Arthur Earnest "Ernie" Nogal were held Wednesday April 17, at the Eagle Community Methodist Church, with the Rev. Steve Goodier officiating. Mr Nogal was one of he original homesteaders in the Eagle River Vaalley, where he was a resident for dfjsf years. Graveside rites were performed by Castle Lodge NO. 122 at Sunset View Cemetery in Eagle. Mr Nogal died Saturday, April 13 at the Good Samaritan Health Care Center in Boulder. He was 99.
He was born May 21, 1885 to Charles F. and Rosetta Metheny Nogal in Eagle, then know as Castle. The Nogals were a pioneer family, one of the first to homestead in Eagle in the late 1800's. He was raised and educated in the Eagle area.
In 1922, Mr. Nogal married Grace E. Harris. She died in 1930. In 1956 he married again, this time to Eleanor Ruth Angus in Glenwood Springs. She passed away in 1977.
