Snapshot of Mary Ethel Noland (back to camera) and her sister, Nellie Tilford Noland by the side porch of the Noland house at 216 North Delaware. They are cousins of Harry S. Truman.
Torn snapshot of Harry S. Truman, his aunt, Margaret Ellen Noland (Mrs. Joseph Tilford Noland), and his cousin Ethel Noland in the yard of the Noland home at 216 North Delaware, Independence, Missouri. The future Truman home is in the background. See 2015-1970 for better image of same.
Bess Wallace and others are eating watermelon in the backyard of 219 N. Delaware. Left to right: Fred Wallace (little boy); Ethel Noland; Nellie Noland (cousins of Harry S. Truman); Frank Wallace; Bess Wallace; George Wallace; and Will Boger.
Head-and-shoulders portrait of Mary Ethel Noland, cousin of former President Harry S. Truman. The photo was taken during an interview by noted writer Merle Miller for the Truman television adaption of Miller's book, "Plain Speaking," which appeared on the Public Broadcasting System in 1976.
Mary Ethel Noland in her senior years, cousin of former President Harry S. Truman, is escorted into a room where possibly lunch or dinner is being served. The date, event, location and others in the photo are unknown. From: Clem Bangers
From left to right: Mary Ethel Noland, Bela Kornitzer, Nellie T. Noland, Judge Henry Bundschu, and Harvey Burrus looking at a photo album during an interview conducted by Bela Kornitzer at the Noland home. Mr. Kornitzer is gathering information about Truman and his father, John Anderson Truman, for a book on fathers and presidents' sons. Donor: Ardis Haukenberry.