Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Tuesday at the Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.įuneral services will be held 1 p.m. William (Margie) Caufman, San Diego, Calif., and John McKean, Gallipolis. The following brothers and sisters survive: William McKean and Watterson McKean, both of Dayton Mrs. Philip (Margie Sue) Miller, Columbus, and Mrs. He survives, along with four children: William R. She was born March 29, 1913, in Marietta, daughter of the late Lee and Byrd Watterson McKean. Dailey had been in failing health the past nine months, and serious the past week. She had been a patient there for 10 days. Sunday in the Holzer Medical Center on First Ave. Harold (Edna Lee) Dailey, 57, of 122 Second Ave., died at 4:50 p.m. Cecil Marley will conduct the funeral services to be held at 2 o’clock Tuesday at the funeral parlors of George J. However, he was a genial, friendly man and his long illness and growing disabilities were saddening to many old friends. He is survived by two sons, Herbert and George, both of Columbus.īack in the 1880s and ’90s Boone Dailey was a lively and picturesque character and was a member of a circle of men well known at least hereabouts for their physical prowess and scrapping propensities. He and his wife became estranged in 1920 and he came here to live after he felt unable to work. He became a painter and followed that trade here for many years and later in Columbus. He was in his 87th year.ĭaniel Boone Dailey was born in Green Twp. He had lived there six years and had been in very poor health the last two years. Wood that he believed death to be near as they talked on the front porch. He had succumbed to a pulmonary hemorrhage.
Wood, carrying his breakfast, went to his room about 8:30 Sunday morning and found him dead, his body sprawled on the floor in a pool of blood. Boone Dailey, 76, Found Dead In Wood Homeįormer Picturesque Character To Be Buried Tuesdayīoone Dailey, whose powerful frame had been weakened by illness and marked by the infirmities incident to his advance age, died alone in his room at the Harold Wood residence, 56 Court Street, Saturday night or Sunday morning. A widow and one child 4 years old survive him.ĭ.
He was 27 years old and a fine young man whose death is regretted by all. 22, 1915, after an illness with paralysis of the bowels caused by a wagon tongue running against his stomach a little over a week ago. Dages, aged 2 years and 5 months.Ĭlaude Daily died at his home at Sandfork at 1 a. The deceased left an infant two weeks old.ĭied, in Gallipolis, on the 6th inst., of scarlet fever, Evelyn Augusta, daughter of John and Caroline M. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund will be accepted.ĭied, on Saturday afternoon, after a short but painful illness, Dorothy, wife of John Dages, aged 21 years and two days. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday in the McCoy-Wetherholt-Moore Funeral Home. Irene Son of Columbus and two grandchildren.įuneral services will be at 4 p.m. Floyd (Thelma) Rees of Gallipolis and Mrs. a brother, Earl of Greenfield two sisters, Mrs. Jim (Peggy) Shaffer, both of Racine, Wis. Dabney and Oshel Wood Dabney, who survives, he was a former Greene County auditor and World War II veteran. 31, 1917, in Champaign, Ill., to the late Robert C. Dabney, 63, of 10 Grape St., Gallipolis, died at his residence at 8 p.m. He suffered a stroke of paralysis on Saturday, having nearly recovered from a previous stroke. Stou-Sy T U V W-Ward Ware-Wau We-Wilh Will-Win Wis-Wy X Y Zįuneral services for George Dabney, who died at Arlee on Monday were held this afternoon at Zion Baptist church. Rick-Rob Roc-Rou Row-Ru S-Sch Sco-Shee Shel-Ske Ski-Smi Smo-Stor M-Mau Max-McC McD-Me Mi-Mit Mo-My N O P-Ph Pi-Py Q R-Rich H-Hap Har-Haz He-Hol Hoo-Hu I J-Joh Jol-Ju K L-Lev Lew-Ly A B-Bay Be-Bev Bi-Bl Bo-Boy Br-Brow Broy-By C-Cap Car-CavĬh-Ci Cl-Cof Coh-Cov Cow-Cy D-Day De-Dy E-El Em-Ew F G-Gl Go-Gw
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