Printed in Daily Herald on 5/7/1914:
"MRS. JOHN OTT IS SUDDENLY CALLED"
"Friends and relatives of Mrs. John Ott, nee Clara Ryan, were deeply shocked this morning to learn of her death which occured at 9:15 a.m. She was taken suddenly and unexpectedly ill at 5 o'clock and rapidly her condition grew alarming. Dr. W. T. Bolton was called in and did all and did everything known to medical science for her but without avail. Mrs. Ott leaves her husband, one son, one brother and several sisters. She was a native of Biloxi and a noble Christian young woman whose loss will be mourned by scores of relatives and friends and acquaintances."
"MRS. JOHN OTT IS SUDDENLY CALLED"
"Friends and relatives of Mrs. John Ott, nee Clara Ryan, were deeply shocked this morning to learn of her death which occured at 9:15 a.m. She was taken suddenly and unexpectedly ill at 5 o'clock and rapidly her condition grew alarming. Dr. W. T. Bolton was called in and did all and did everything known to medical science for her but without avail. Mrs. Ott leaves her husband, one son, one brother and several sisters. She was a native of Biloxi and a noble Christian young woman whose loss will be mourned by scores of relatives and friends and acquaintances."
Printed in Daily Herald on 5/7/1914:
"MRS. JOHN OTT IS SUDDENLY CALLED"
"Friends and relatives of Mrs. John Ott, nee Clara Ryan, were deeply shocked this morning to learn of her death which occured at 9:15 a.m. She was taken suddenly and unexpectedly ill at 5 o'clock and rapidly her condition grew alarming. Dr. W. T. Bolton was called in and did all and did everything known to medical science for her but without avail. Mrs. Ott leaves her husband, one son, one brother and several sisters. She was a native of Biloxi and a noble Christian young woman whose loss will be mourned by scores of relatives and friends and acquaintances."
"MRS. JOHN OTT IS SUDDENLY CALLED"
"Friends and relatives of Mrs. John Ott, nee Clara Ryan, were deeply shocked this morning to learn of her death which occured at 9:15 a.m. She was taken suddenly and unexpectedly ill at 5 o'clock and rapidly her condition grew alarming. Dr. W. T. Bolton was called in and did all and did everything known to medical science for her but without avail. Mrs. Ott leaves her husband, one son, one brother and several sisters. She was a native of Biloxi and a noble Christian young woman whose loss will be mourned by scores of relatives and friends and acquaintances."
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