Source: "The Atchison County Mail" Rock Port, Missouri:
Thursday, May 17 1962, "Jack" Kreutz dies at Langdon True Raconteur- John "Jack" McGruder Kreutz died May 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Madron, Langdon, Where he made his home the past few years. Mr. Kreutz was born November 17, 1891 to Max and Mary Sutton Kreutz, at Westboro. Most of his life has been spent near Rock Port where he made his home with his aunt, Miss Hattie Sutton. Jack had many friends in Rock Port who looked forward to his visits in town to hear his stories, real and imaginary. He was a true raconteur. He is survived by one brother, Carl, Denver, Colorado; and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, Sussex, Wyo.: and Theodosia Louise
Wardell, Rexburg, Idaho: a cousin, Jeanne McMahon, great Falls, Colo.; and an aunt, Gertrude Gephart, Los Angeles, Calif. Arrangements for the funeral await the arrival of Mr. Kreutz's sister, Mrs. Theodosia Wardell."
John died at the age of 70
Thursday, May 17 1962, "Jack" Kreutz dies at Langdon True Raconteur- John "Jack" McGruder Kreutz died May 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Madron, Langdon, Where he made his home the past few years. Mr. Kreutz was born November 17, 1891 to Max and Mary Sutton Kreutz, at Westboro. Most of his life has been spent near Rock Port where he made his home with his aunt, Miss Hattie Sutton. Jack had many friends in Rock Port who looked forward to his visits in town to hear his stories, real and imaginary. He was a true raconteur. He is survived by one brother, Carl, Denver, Colorado; and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, Sussex, Wyo.: and Theodosia Louise
Wardell, Rexburg, Idaho: a cousin, Jeanne McMahon, great Falls, Colo.; and an aunt, Gertrude Gephart, Los Angeles, Calif. Arrangements for the funeral await the arrival of Mr. Kreutz's sister, Mrs. Theodosia Wardell."
John died at the age of 70
Source: "The Atchison County Mail" Rock Port, Missouri:
Thursday, May 17 1962, "Jack" Kreutz dies at Langdon True Raconteur- John "Jack" McGruder Kreutz died May 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Madron, Langdon, Where he made his home the past few years. Mr. Kreutz was born November 17, 1891 to Max and Mary Sutton Kreutz, at Westboro. Most of his life has been spent near Rock Port where he made his home with his aunt, Miss Hattie Sutton. Jack had many friends in Rock Port who looked forward to his visits in town to hear his stories, real and imaginary. He was a true raconteur. He is survived by one brother, Carl, Denver, Colorado; and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, Sussex, Wyo.: and Theodosia Louise
Wardell, Rexburg, Idaho: a cousin, Jeanne McMahon, great Falls, Colo.; and an aunt, Gertrude Gephart, Los Angeles, Calif. Arrangements for the funeral await the arrival of Mr. Kreutz's sister, Mrs. Theodosia Wardell."
John died at the age of 70
Thursday, May 17 1962, "Jack" Kreutz dies at Langdon True Raconteur- John "Jack" McGruder Kreutz died May 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Madron, Langdon, Where he made his home the past few years. Mr. Kreutz was born November 17, 1891 to Max and Mary Sutton Kreutz, at Westboro. Most of his life has been spent near Rock Port where he made his home with his aunt, Miss Hattie Sutton. Jack had many friends in Rock Port who looked forward to his visits in town to hear his stories, real and imaginary. He was a true raconteur. He is survived by one brother, Carl, Denver, Colorado; and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, Sussex, Wyo.: and Theodosia Louise
Wardell, Rexburg, Idaho: a cousin, Jeanne McMahon, great Falls, Colo.; and an aunt, Gertrude Gephart, Los Angeles, Calif. Arrangements for the funeral await the arrival of Mr. Kreutz's sister, Mrs. Theodosia Wardell."
John died at the age of 70
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