Obit - Rolla M Heath, 69, one of the organizers of the Waukesha Spa, in 1910 & manager of the institution since the founding, died quietly in bed Thur at 4 a.m. at his home, 120 Wright St, following a stroke.
He had been active until the day of his death & was at the office Wed. He was never in ill health although he had several strokes previously. Coming to Waukesha about 40 years ago, Mr Heath was first connected with the White Rock company, for which he traveled abroad extensively, being in charge of sales in several foreign countries at one time.
Together with A. J. Hodgson he founded the Spa in 1910 as an institution which became nationally famous for its diabetes treatments under his management. He remained with the Spa through its period of growth and expansion.
He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and recently attended the 50th reunion of the graduating class at Ann Arbor.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lulu M Heath, & 3 brothers, Sidney F Heath, Wells, Minn; H. R. Goold, Tacoma, WA; & R. H. Goold, Howard, SD.
He had been active until the day of his death & was at the office Wed. He was never in ill health although he had several strokes previously. Coming to Waukesha about 40 years ago, Mr Heath was first connected with the White Rock company, for which he traveled abroad extensively, being in charge of sales in several foreign countries at one time.
Together with A. J. Hodgson he founded the Spa in 1910 as an institution which became nationally famous for its diabetes treatments under his management. He remained with the Spa through its period of growth and expansion.
He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and recently attended the 50th reunion of the graduating class at Ann Arbor.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lulu M Heath, & 3 brothers, Sidney F Heath, Wells, Minn; H. R. Goold, Tacoma, WA; & R. H. Goold, Howard, SD.
Obit - Rolla M Heath, 69, one of the organizers of the Waukesha Spa, in 1910 & manager of the institution since the founding, died quietly in bed Thur at 4 a.m. at his home, 120 Wright St, following a stroke.
He had been active until the day of his death & was at the office Wed. He was never in ill health although he had several strokes previously. Coming to Waukesha about 40 years ago, Mr Heath was first connected with the White Rock company, for which he traveled abroad extensively, being in charge of sales in several foreign countries at one time.
Together with A. J. Hodgson he founded the Spa in 1910 as an institution which became nationally famous for its diabetes treatments under his management. He remained with the Spa through its period of growth and expansion.
He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and recently attended the 50th reunion of the graduating class at Ann Arbor.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lulu M Heath, & 3 brothers, Sidney F Heath, Wells, Minn; H. R. Goold, Tacoma, WA; & R. H. Goold, Howard, SD.
He had been active until the day of his death & was at the office Wed. He was never in ill health although he had several strokes previously. Coming to Waukesha about 40 years ago, Mr Heath was first connected with the White Rock company, for which he traveled abroad extensively, being in charge of sales in several foreign countries at one time.
Together with A. J. Hodgson he founded the Spa in 1910 as an institution which became nationally famous for its diabetes treatments under his management. He remained with the Spa through its period of growth and expansion.
He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and recently attended the 50th reunion of the graduating class at Ann Arbor.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lulu M Heath, & 3 brothers, Sidney F Heath, Wells, Minn; H. R. Goold, Tacoma, WA; & R. H. Goold, Howard, SD.
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