She was recorded with her parents as age 6 in the 1910 census and age 14 in the 1920 census.

1930 census of Cabell Co., West Virginia, Huntington ward 1, enumerated 15 April, lists on p. 17A as household #369/410, at 1321 Madison Ave:
Hale, Albert, 63, age at first marriage 25, b. Ky Va Va, house carpenter; Mertie, wife, 53, age at first marriage 16, b. WVa WVa WVa; Louise, granddau, 13, b. Ohio Wva Ohio; Loraine, granddau, 11, b. WVa WVa Ohio; Dixon, Jerry R., lodger, 25, b. Ky Ill Va, cloth room foreman at casket factor; Tucker, Earl, lodger, 26, b. Ky Ky Ky, top coverer at casket factory; Lunsford, Leona, lodger, 21, b. WVa Ky WVa, liner at casket factory; Bryant, Nora, lodger, 23, b. Ky Ky Ky, servant at lodging house; George, lodger, 28, b. Ky Ky Ky, laborer at iron works; Goodman, Ida M., lodger, 26, b. Ky Ky Ky, seamstress at overall factory; Nelson, Ira, lodger, 20, machine operator at glass factory, b. Ky Ky Ky. All of the lodgers are single. Although no occupation is given for Mertie Hale, I suspect it should be “boarding house operator”, and that Nora Bryant is working at the same place she is lodging.

George and Nora Bryant are Ida’s first cousins, children of her mother’s brother William H. Bryant.