ROY F. HOLLOWAYWHITING, Iowa — Special: Funeral services for Roy F. Holloway, 76, lifelong Whiling resident, who died Friday in an Omaha hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at the Methodist Church. The Rev. C. L. Clayson will officiate and buna! will be in the Whiting Cemetery under the direction of the Wood Funeral Home of Whiting.Mr. Holloway was born Aug. 13, 1883. in Whiting and he mar- j ried Esther Brown June 22, j 1SG7, in Whiting. He operated1 an ice company for several! years and drove a Whiting School bus for 36 years. He was = a member of the Methodist' Church. ’Survivors include the widow; j three daughters, Mrs. Harriet McBumey of Smithland, Iowa, Mrs. Bemiece Wiksell of Omaha and Mrs: Betty Higgins of Alexandria, Va.; two sons, Raymond of Columbia, S. C., and Howard of Juno. Alaska: 11 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.