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Spouse: Lucille G.
Mothers maiden name: McDonough
Dr. A. A. Doyle Critically Injured in Accident Monday Dr. A. A. Doyle, retired New Richland dentist, was involved in a serious one car accident on Highway 14, seven miles east of Owatonna about 9 p. m. Monday. Dr. Doyle was critically injured when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car while driving the portion of the highway which there have been three such accidents in recent weeks. Dr. Doyle was taken to the Waseca Memorial hospital where attending physicians said he had a crushed chest, a fractured leg, internal injuries, possible fractured pelvis and possible fractured skull. He also has multiple abrasions and cuts about the head, however he has been able to converse with members of his family. Wednesday evening he was reported improved, out of danger of shock and able to take a little food. His physician is waiting for further improvement before moving him to x-ray, as his condition is still considered critical. No one is being admitted to visit except the immediate family. Dr. Doyle was alone in the car at the time of the accident and was supposed to have been en route home. He was found lying 60 feet from the car on the highway, apparently having been thrown through the windshield. His son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doyle of Seattle, Wash., have come home to be with the rest of the family. New Richland Star 9-22-1955 Arthur Ambrose Doyle Dr. A. A. Doyle Succumbs From Injuries of Crash You're on every corner, Every turn and twist, Every old familiar spot Whispers how you're missed. David Cory This was the story of Dr. Arthur A. Doyle. Dr. Doyle is now gone. Death came to a beloved man along main street who was a resident of this community for most of his life at 2 a. m. Sunday. Last rites were held Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. before a filled church with the Reverend Father Raymond Kiebsbach conducting the services. He was a trustee of this church, All Saints' Catholic for many years. American Legion Post No. 75 conducted the graveside services at Calvary cemetery where interment was made. The Knights of Columbus recited the Rosary, Monday evening at 9:15 p. m. under the leadership of Fr. Kiebsbach. Pall bearers were six nephews, Raymond Doyle, Waconia, Edward Doyle, St. Paul, Robert Doyle, Owatonna, Jacob Grossman, Des Moines, Iowa, Norman Kimball, Canton, and Dr. James Doyle, Rochester. Dr. Doyle according to his physician, died from internal injuries and hemorrhage at Waseca Memorial hospital. He was in critical condition p to the time of his death, just six days and a few hours after his accident. The car which he was driving left Highway 14 about one half mile east of the Meriden corner, in Steele county, about 9 p. m. The car rolled several times ending in the ditch. Dr. Doyle was found with his head on the pavement, apparently thrown approximately 60 feet. Dr. Doyle was born the son of Catherine and Raymond Doyle August 9, 1887 on his parents farm near Waldorf. He graduated from Waseca Central high school and the dental college at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. He served as a first Leiutenant during World War I, stationed in this county. Dr. Doyle practiced dentistry at Waldorf for a short time after graduating from dental college, but soon moved to New Richland where he was active in the profession until about two years ago, when he retired. On October 4, 1922 he married Lucille Courtney of New Richland who survives. Other survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Dale (Catherine) Winegar, Mrs. Paul (Patricia) Querna and Mrs. Clare (Margaret) Anderson of New Richland; a son Thomas Arthur of Bellevue, Wash.; and two brothers, Edward of Waldorf and Jack of Okebena. Dr. Doyle was a past commander of American Legion Post No. 75, a past Grand Knight of the Waseca council of the Knight of Columbus and was a life member of the Minnesota and the American Dental Associations. He was also a member of the Holy Name society of All Saints church. He was for many years a member of the New Richland school board and served several terms on the village council. He will be greatly missed by his many friends. New Richland Star 9-29-1955
Spouse: Lucille G.
Mothers maiden name: McDonough
Dr. A. A. Doyle Critically Injured in Accident Monday Dr. A. A. Doyle, retired New Richland dentist, was involved in a serious one car accident on Highway 14, seven miles east of Owatonna about 9 p. m. Monday. Dr. Doyle was critically injured when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car while driving the portion of the highway which there have been three such accidents in recent weeks. Dr. Doyle was taken to the Waseca Memorial hospital where attending physicians said he had a crushed chest, a fractured leg, internal injuries, possible fractured pelvis and possible fractured skull. He also has multiple abrasions and cuts about the head, however he has been able to converse with members of his family. Wednesday evening he was reported improved, out of danger of shock and able to take a little food. His physician is waiting for further improvement before moving him to x-ray, as his condition is still considered critical. No one is being admitted to visit except the immediate family. Dr. Doyle was alone in the car at the time of the accident and was supposed to have been en route home. He was found lying 60 feet from the car on the highway, apparently having been thrown through the windshield. His son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doyle of Seattle, Wash., have come home to be with the rest of the family. New Richland Star 9-22-1955 Arthur Ambrose Doyle Dr. A. A. Doyle Succumbs From Injuries of Crash You're on every corner, Every turn and twist, Every old familiar spot Whispers how you're missed. David Cory This was the story of Dr. Arthur A. Doyle. Dr. Doyle is now gone. Death came to a beloved man along main street who was a resident of this community for most of his life at 2 a. m. Sunday. Last rites were held Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. before a filled church with the Reverend Father Raymond Kiebsbach conducting the services. He was a trustee of this church, All Saints' Catholic for many years. American Legion Post No. 75 conducted the graveside services at Calvary cemetery where interment was made. The Knights of Columbus recited the Rosary, Monday evening at 9:15 p. m. under the leadership of Fr. Kiebsbach. Pall bearers were six nephews, Raymond Doyle, Waconia, Edward Doyle, St. Paul, Robert Doyle, Owatonna, Jacob Grossman, Des Moines, Iowa, Norman Kimball, Canton, and Dr. James Doyle, Rochester. Dr. Doyle according to his physician, died from internal injuries and hemorrhage at Waseca Memorial hospital. He was in critical condition p to the time of his death, just six days and a few hours after his accident. The car which he was driving left Highway 14 about one half mile east of the Meriden corner, in Steele county, about 9 p. m. The car rolled several times ending in the ditch. Dr. Doyle was found with his head on the pavement, apparently thrown approximately 60 feet. Dr. Doyle was born the son of Catherine and Raymond Doyle August 9, 1887 on his parents farm near Waldorf. He graduated from Waseca Central high school and the dental college at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. He served as a first Leiutenant during World War I, stationed in this county. Dr. Doyle practiced dentistry at Waldorf for a short time after graduating from dental college, but soon moved to New Richland where he was active in the profession until about two years ago, when he retired. On October 4, 1922 he married Lucille Courtney of New Richland who survives. Other survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Dale (Catherine) Winegar, Mrs. Paul (Patricia) Querna and Mrs. Clare (Margaret) Anderson of New Richland; a son Thomas Arthur of Bellevue, Wash.; and two brothers, Edward of Waldorf and Jack of Okebena. Dr. Doyle was a past commander of American Legion Post No. 75, a past Grand Knight of the Waseca council of the Knight of Columbus and was a life member of the Minnesota and the American Dental Associations. He was also a member of the Holy Name society of All Saints church. He was for many years a member of the New Richland school board and served several terms on the village council. He will be greatly missed by his many friends. New Richland Star 9-29-1955
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Spouse: Lucille G.
Mothers maiden name: McDonough
Dr. A. A. Doyle Critically Injured in Accident Monday Dr. A. A. Doyle, retired New Richland dentist, was involved in a serious one car accident on Highway 14, seven miles east of Owatonna about 9 p. m. Monday. Dr. Doyle was critically injured when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car while driving the portion of the highway which there have been three such accidents in recent weeks. Dr. Doyle was taken to the Waseca Memorial hospital where attending physicians said he had a crushed chest, a fractured leg, internal injuries, possible fractured pelvis and possible fractured skull. He also has multiple abrasions and cuts about the head, however he has been able to converse with members of his family. Wednesday evening he was reported improved, out of danger of shock and able to take a little food. His physician is waiting for further improvement before moving him to x-ray, as his condition is still considered critical. No one is being admitted to visit except the immediate family. Dr. Doyle was alone in the car at the time of the accident and was supposed to have been en route home. He was found lying 60 feet from the car on the highway, apparently having been thrown through the windshield. His son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doyle of Seattle, Wash., have come home to be with the rest of the family. New Richland Star 9-22-1955 Arthur Ambrose Doyle Dr. A. A. Doyle Succumbs From Injuries of Crash You're on every corner, Every turn and twist, Every old familiar spot Whispers how you're missed. David Cory This was the story of Dr. Arthur A. Doyle. Dr. Doyle is now gone. Death came to a beloved man along main street who was a resident of this community for most of his life at 2 a. m. Sunday. Last rites were held Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. before a filled church with the Reverend Father Raymond Kiebsbach conducting the services. He was a trustee of this church, All Saints' Catholic for many years. American Legion Post No. 75 conducted the graveside services at Calvary cemetery where interment was made. The Knights of Columbus recited the Rosary, Monday evening at 9:15 p. m. under the leadership of Fr. Kiebsbach. Pall bearers were six nephews, Raymond Doyle, Waconia, Edward Doyle, St. Paul, Robert Doyle, Owatonna, Jacob Grossman, Des Moines, Iowa, Norman Kimball, Canton, and Dr. James Doyle, Rochester. Dr. Doyle according to his physician, died from internal injuries and hemorrhage at Waseca Memorial hospital. He was in critical condition p to the time of his death, just six days and a few hours after his accident. The car which he was driving left Highway 14 about one half mile east of the Meriden corner, in Steele county, about 9 p. m. The car rolled several times ending in the ditch. Dr. Doyle was found with his head on the pavement, apparently thrown approximately 60 feet. Dr. Doyle was born the son of Catherine and Raymond Doyle August 9, 1887 on his parents farm near Waldorf. He graduated from Waseca Central high school and the dental college at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. He served as a first Leiutenant during World War I, stationed in this county. Dr. Doyle practiced dentistry at Waldorf for a short time after graduating from dental college, but soon moved to New Richland where he was active in the profession until about two years ago, when he retired. On October 4, 1922 he married Lucille Courtney of New Richland who survives. Other survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Dale (Catherine) Winegar, Mrs. Paul (Patricia) Querna and Mrs. Clare (Margaret) Anderson of New Richland; a son Thomas Arthur of Bellevue, Wash.; and two brothers, Edward of Waldorf and Jack of Okebena. Dr. Doyle was a past commander of American Legion Post No. 75, a past Grand Knight of the Waseca council of the Knight of Columbus and was a life member of the Minnesota and the American Dental Associations. He was also a member of the Holy Name society of All Saints church. He was for many years a member of the New Richland school board and served several terms on the village council. He will be greatly missed by his many friends. New Richland Star 9-29-1955
Spouse: Lucille G.
Mothers maiden name: McDonough
Dr. A. A. Doyle Critically Injured in Accident Monday Dr. A. A. Doyle, retired New Richland dentist, was involved in a serious one car accident on Highway 14, seven miles east of Owatonna about 9 p. m. Monday. Dr. Doyle was critically injured when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car while driving the portion of the highway which there have been three such accidents in recent weeks. Dr. Doyle was taken to the Waseca Memorial hospital where attending physicians said he had a crushed chest, a fractured leg, internal injuries, possible fractured pelvis and possible fractured skull. He also has multiple abrasions and cuts about the head, however he has been able to converse with members of his family. Wednesday evening he was reported improved, out of danger of shock and able to take a little food. His physician is waiting for further improvement before moving him to x-ray, as his condition is still considered critical. No one is being admitted to visit except the immediate family. Dr. Doyle was alone in the car at the time of the accident and was supposed to have been en route home. He was found lying 60 feet from the car on the highway, apparently having been thrown through the windshield. His son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doyle of Seattle, Wash., have come home to be with the rest of the family. New Richland Star 9-22-1955 Arthur Ambrose Doyle Dr. A. A. Doyle Succumbs From Injuries of Crash You're on every corner, Every turn and twist, Every old familiar spot Whispers how you're missed. David Cory This was the story of Dr. Arthur A. Doyle. Dr. Doyle is now gone. Death came to a beloved man along main street who was a resident of this community for most of his life at 2 a. m. Sunday. Last rites were held Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. before a filled church with the Reverend Father Raymond Kiebsbach conducting the services. He was a trustee of this church, All Saints' Catholic for many years. American Legion Post No. 75 conducted the graveside services at Calvary cemetery where interment was made. The Knights of Columbus recited the Rosary, Monday evening at 9:15 p. m. under the leadership of Fr. Kiebsbach. Pall bearers were six nephews, Raymond Doyle, Waconia, Edward Doyle, St. Paul, Robert Doyle, Owatonna, Jacob Grossman, Des Moines, Iowa, Norman Kimball, Canton, and Dr. James Doyle, Rochester. Dr. Doyle according to his physician, died from internal injuries and hemorrhage at Waseca Memorial hospital. He was in critical condition p to the time of his death, just six days and a few hours after his accident. The car which he was driving left Highway 14 about one half mile east of the Meriden corner, in Steele county, about 9 p. m. The car rolled several times ending in the ditch. Dr. Doyle was found with his head on the pavement, apparently thrown approximately 60 feet. Dr. Doyle was born the son of Catherine and Raymond Doyle August 9, 1887 on his parents farm near Waldorf. He graduated from Waseca Central high school and the dental college at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. He served as a first Leiutenant during World War I, stationed in this county. Dr. Doyle practiced dentistry at Waldorf for a short time after graduating from dental college, but soon moved to New Richland where he was active in the profession until about two years ago, when he retired. On October 4, 1922 he married Lucille Courtney of New Richland who survives. Other survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Dale (Catherine) Winegar, Mrs. Paul (Patricia) Querna and Mrs. Clare (Margaret) Anderson of New Richland; a son Thomas Arthur of Bellevue, Wash.; and two brothers, Edward of Waldorf and Jack of Okebena. Dr. Doyle was a past commander of American Legion Post No. 75, a past Grand Knight of the Waseca council of the Knight of Columbus and was a life member of the Minnesota and the American Dental Associations. He was also a member of the Holy Name society of All Saints church. He was for many years a member of the New Richland school board and served several terms on the village council. He will be greatly missed by his many friends. New Richland Star 9-29-1955
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