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Dr. John Dale - Madison Parish, Louisiana

From Tallulah Madison Journal March 5, 1921

Dr. John Dale died at his residence in Tallulah last Saturday morning, February 26, after a short illness.
Dr. Dale was born in Bolivar County, Mississippi forty-one years ago, but some years ago he became a resident 
of Tallulah. He built up a good practice in his profession, dentistry, and from the start identified himself 
with every movement towards the upbuilding of his adopted home. He was a man of good judgment and firm 
convictions and was recognized as one of the town's most substantial citizens.

H leaves a mother, wife, who before her marriage was Miss Genevieve Anderson, four children, a brother, 
Robert Dale of Helena, Arkansas, and a sister, Mrs. Lilly Matthews of Utica, Miss.

He was a Mason, a large number of the order assisting at the funeral ceremony which was conducted at 
the Tallulah Cemetery.

The town has lost a valuable worker - the family a devoted member.