The Denison Press
Monday, September 11, 1939
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RETIRED MAIL MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL
Yvo L. Foley, a resident all his life in Denison, died at a local hospital early today after an illness of six years.
Mr. Foley entered the mail service June 1, 1898 and retired September 30, 1931 because of a physical disability.  Prior to that he had been connected with the Katy railroad, the city water works and Denison Electric company. He was a member of St. Patrick church and Eagles lodge.
Born in Denison May 22, 1875 as a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Foley, he was reared and educated here.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. Patrick Church, Rev. B.J. Deeney officiating.  Interment will be at Calvary Cemetery, Short-Murray directing.
Surviving are a brother, Thomas T. Foley of Denison and a sister, Mrs. H.G. Mellon of Springfield, Missouri.
He made his home at 101 West Sears.