PERRYTON -- Robert Hugh Daley, 91, retired owner of the Daley Hotel in Perryton, died Friday evening in the Ochiltree General Hospital.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. James Tidwell, pastor, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Bob Daniel, pastor of the First Christian Church here.
Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers of Perryton.
Mr. Daley was born in Indianola, Neb. and married Miss Beatrice Ellsworth on Sept 13, 1913 in Protection, Kan.
The couple came to Ochiltree County in 1917.
Mr. Daley farmed there until 1921, when they moved to Perryton.
He owned and operated the Daley Hotel and the Daley Glass and Appliance Shop before his retirement several years ago.
He was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Ochiltree Lodge No. 910 AF&AM.
Survivors are his wife; two sons, Garland and Phil, both of Perryton; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
(From the Sunday News-Globe, Amarillo, Texas, June 27, 1971)
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*Additional information gleaned from the Perryton Herald obituary, date unknown:
He moved with his parents to Harper county, Okla., where R. H. Daley, his brother, Fred Daley and their father, all filed on homestead land just after the turn of the century.
The family moved to Charleston, Okla., in 1908, where the elder Mr. Daley served as postmaster until his death two years later, then his wife served until a move to Texas in 1917.
R. H. Daley had bought a general store in 1908, and operated it until 1917 when it was destroyed by fire.
He was married to Beatrice Ellsworth on September 14, 1913, at Protection, Kans., and after the Charleston store burned, they moved to Ochiltree county, purchasing land seven miles east of the present site of Perryton.
After four years of farming, the family, which now included two sons, Garland and Phil, moved to Perryton. Mr. Daley became head bookkeeper at Equity in 1922, a position he maintained for six years.
Daley Hotel, located at SE 1st and Ash in Perryton, was purchased in 1922, and rooms were rented there until 1963.
Mr. Daley audited books for various firms in the area, then in 1931, purchased a small glass business.
(Note the discrepancy in dates of the marriage of R. H. and Beatrice. MM)
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. James Tidwell, pastor, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Bob Daniel, pastor of the First Christian Church here.
Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers of Perryton.
Mr. Daley was born in Indianola, Neb. and married Miss Beatrice Ellsworth on Sept 13, 1913 in Protection, Kan.
The couple came to Ochiltree County in 1917.
Mr. Daley farmed there until 1921, when they moved to Perryton.
He owned and operated the Daley Hotel and the Daley Glass and Appliance Shop before his retirement several years ago.
He was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Ochiltree Lodge No. 910 AF&AM.
Survivors are his wife; two sons, Garland and Phil, both of Perryton; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
(From the Sunday News-Globe, Amarillo, Texas, June 27, 1971)
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*Additional information gleaned from the Perryton Herald obituary, date unknown:
He moved with his parents to Harper county, Okla., where R. H. Daley, his brother, Fred Daley and their father, all filed on homestead land just after the turn of the century.
The family moved to Charleston, Okla., in 1908, where the elder Mr. Daley served as postmaster until his death two years later, then his wife served until a move to Texas in 1917.
R. H. Daley had bought a general store in 1908, and operated it until 1917 when it was destroyed by fire.
He was married to Beatrice Ellsworth on September 14, 1913, at Protection, Kans., and after the Charleston store burned, they moved to Ochiltree county, purchasing land seven miles east of the present site of Perryton.
After four years of farming, the family, which now included two sons, Garland and Phil, moved to Perryton. Mr. Daley became head bookkeeper at Equity in 1922, a position he maintained for six years.
Daley Hotel, located at SE 1st and Ash in Perryton, was purchased in 1922, and rooms were rented there until 1963.
Mr. Daley audited books for various firms in the area, then in 1931, purchased a small glass business.
(Note the discrepancy in dates of the marriage of R. H. and Beatrice. MM)
PERRYTON -- Robert Hugh Daley, 91, retired owner of the Daley Hotel in Perryton, died Friday evening in the Ochiltree General Hospital.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. James Tidwell, pastor, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Bob Daniel, pastor of the First Christian Church here.
Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers of Perryton.
Mr. Daley was born in Indianola, Neb. and married Miss Beatrice Ellsworth on Sept 13, 1913 in Protection, Kan.
The couple came to Ochiltree County in 1917.
Mr. Daley farmed there until 1921, when they moved to Perryton.
He owned and operated the Daley Hotel and the Daley Glass and Appliance Shop before his retirement several years ago.
He was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Ochiltree Lodge No. 910 AF&AM.
Survivors are his wife; two sons, Garland and Phil, both of Perryton; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
(From the Sunday News-Globe, Amarillo, Texas, June 27, 1971)
___________________________________________________________
*Additional information gleaned from the Perryton Herald obituary, date unknown:
He moved with his parents to Harper county, Okla., where R. H. Daley, his brother, Fred Daley and their father, all filed on homestead land just after the turn of the century.
The family moved to Charleston, Okla., in 1908, where the elder Mr. Daley served as postmaster until his death two years later, then his wife served until a move to Texas in 1917.
R. H. Daley had bought a general store in 1908, and operated it until 1917 when it was destroyed by fire.
He was married to Beatrice Ellsworth on September 14, 1913, at Protection, Kans., and after the Charleston store burned, they moved to Ochiltree county, purchasing land seven miles east of the present site of Perryton.
After four years of farming, the family, which now included two sons, Garland and Phil, moved to Perryton. Mr. Daley became head bookkeeper at Equity in 1922, a position he maintained for six years.
Daley Hotel, located at SE 1st and Ash in Perryton, was purchased in 1922, and rooms were rented there until 1963.
Mr. Daley audited books for various firms in the area, then in 1931, purchased a small glass business.
(Note the discrepancy in dates of the marriage of R. H. and Beatrice. MM)
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the First United Methodist Church. The Rev. James Tidwell, pastor, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Bob Daniel, pastor of the First Christian Church here.
Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers of Perryton.
Mr. Daley was born in Indianola, Neb. and married Miss Beatrice Ellsworth on Sept 13, 1913 in Protection, Kan.
The couple came to Ochiltree County in 1917.
Mr. Daley farmed there until 1921, when they moved to Perryton.
He owned and operated the Daley Hotel and the Daley Glass and Appliance Shop before his retirement several years ago.
He was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Ochiltree Lodge No. 910 AF&AM.
Survivors are his wife; two sons, Garland and Phil, both of Perryton; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
(From the Sunday News-Globe, Amarillo, Texas, June 27, 1971)
___________________________________________________________
*Additional information gleaned from the Perryton Herald obituary, date unknown:
He moved with his parents to Harper county, Okla., where R. H. Daley, his brother, Fred Daley and their father, all filed on homestead land just after the turn of the century.
The family moved to Charleston, Okla., in 1908, where the elder Mr. Daley served as postmaster until his death two years later, then his wife served until a move to Texas in 1917.
R. H. Daley had bought a general store in 1908, and operated it until 1917 when it was destroyed by fire.
He was married to Beatrice Ellsworth on September 14, 1913, at Protection, Kans., and after the Charleston store burned, they moved to Ochiltree county, purchasing land seven miles east of the present site of Perryton.
After four years of farming, the family, which now included two sons, Garland and Phil, moved to Perryton. Mr. Daley became head bookkeeper at Equity in 1922, a position he maintained for six years.
Daley Hotel, located at SE 1st and Ash in Perryton, was purchased in 1922, and rooms were rented there until 1963.
Mr. Daley audited books for various firms in the area, then in 1931, purchased a small glass business.
(Note the discrepancy in dates of the marriage of R. H. and Beatrice. MM)
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