Dale County AlArchives Obituaries.....McNair, Dan  P.  March 26 1943
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The Southern Star, Apr. 1, 1943
55 Years Ago, April 1 , 1943....Reprinted April 1, 1998

 Funeral Services For Dr. Dan P. McNair Held Sunday P. M.

  Funeral services for Dr. Dan P. McNair age 52 prominent Ozark dentist
who died suddenly Friday Afternoon were Held Sunday afternoon.The hundreds of 
grief stricken friends and loved ones who crowded the family residence and 
front 
lawn attested the love and esteem in which this popular young man was held.
  DR. McNair's death was a shock to his legion of friends throughout the state. 
One of Alabama's most successful dentists, he was prominent in the activities 
of the Alabama Dental Association and in American Legion affairs.
  Following his  graduation  from Vanderbilt he began the practice of his 
profession with hiss father, the late Dr. John R. MeNair. He volunteered his 
services to his country during World War I. and following Armistice returned to 
Ozark to resume his practice.
  Dr. McNair was an ardent booster for 0zark and Dale County and took an active 
part in every movement for its advancement and in death this section has lost 
one of itsmost useful citizens. His genial nature and generous disposition made
friends easily who grieve his passing.
  Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret, Eason McNair, one daughter Margaret, 
two sons, Dan P. Jr., John A. McNair, one brother, H. Glenn McNair, 
Atlanta,Ga., and two sisters,  Mrs. M. W. Redd. of Ozark, and Mrs. A S. 
Borders, Jr. of Clayton.
  Interment was in the city Cemetery, officiating were Rev. J. L. Daniels.
 Rev. J. B. Johnson and Rev. Robt. H. Walkup, Holman Funeral Home was in charge 
of arrangements.
  Active pall hearers were. Capt. Waldo E. Ard. M. J. Garner. Sam Y. Carroll. 
H. L., Holman. Jr., Sessions S. Domlney. VV C. Brown, Jesse B. Adams. J. L., 
Barnes.
  Honorary pall bearers were veterans of World War I.
  The  Star joins with their many friends in extending deepest sympathy to the 
bereaved loved ones in this their dark hour.

  *Daniel Preston McNair d.Mar. 26, 1943, buried Morning View Cem.
  * Margaret E. McNair, bNov.8,1905, d Mar.12, 1973  """.

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