Obit for Dr. George T. JOYCE (b.1879 d.abt 1937), Olmsted Co., MN 
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Dr. George T. Joyce
Age: 58
Occupation: Rochester physician
Residence: 425 Ninth avenue SW
Cause of Death: coronary thrombosis
Place of Death: St. Mary's hospital
Funeral services: St. John's Catholic church, 9 a.m. tomorrow
Burial: St. John's cemetery
Born: January 25, 1879, farm in High Forest townshiphe was reared 
Attended: rural school
          school in Rochester
          2 year preparatory course, Des Moines
          medical school, University of Illinois, graduated 1904
Practiced medicine: Rochester, partnership with Dr. Charles T. Granger
                    (3 years later partnership disolved)
Represented: first ward city council (1908-1910)
             term public utility board
Survived by: 
         wife: Josephine Baier (m. 1906)
two daughters: Mrs. Thomas Starkey, Beardstown, Ill.
               Helen Joyce, a University of Minnesota student
          son: George T. Jr., high school student
four brothers: E. Leo Joyce of Rochester
               James, Stewartville     
               Martin, Stewartville
               Peter, Illinois
       sister: Mrs. Patrick Jordan, Austin
Honored by: Knights of Columbus council at residence (recite the rosary)
(organization formed 1905)
(For many years Dr. Joyce was the examining physician for the council)