27 Dec 1932 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana)
CROCKETT RITES
The body of Renwick Crockett, 58, who died at Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday after an illness of but a few hours, arrived in Delphi Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It was taken to the Blythe & Sons funeral home where Masonic services were conducted before burial in the Masonic Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, who was formerly Stella Nace, of Delphi, four children, Renwick, Jr., Robert and Paul and Ruth, all of at home; also his father Ren W. Crockett, who was at one time an agent of the Wabash railroad here. A brother, Clarence, of Shelbyville, also survives.
CROCKETT RITES
The body of Renwick Crockett, 58, who died at Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday after an illness of but a few hours, arrived in Delphi Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It was taken to the Blythe & Sons funeral home where Masonic services were conducted before burial in the Masonic Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, who was formerly Stella Nace, of Delphi, four children, Renwick, Jr., Robert and Paul and Ruth, all of at home; also his father Ren W. Crockett, who was at one time an agent of the Wabash railroad here. A brother, Clarence, of Shelbyville, also survives.
27 Dec 1932 Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana)
CROCKETT RITES
The body of Renwick Crockett, 58, who died at Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday after an illness of but a few hours, arrived in Delphi Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It was taken to the Blythe & Sons funeral home where Masonic services were conducted before burial in the Masonic Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, who was formerly Stella Nace, of Delphi, four children, Renwick, Jr., Robert and Paul and Ruth, all of at home; also his father Ren W. Crockett, who was at one time an agent of the Wabash railroad here. A brother, Clarence, of Shelbyville, also survives.
CROCKETT RITES
The body of Renwick Crockett, 58, who died at Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday after an illness of but a few hours, arrived in Delphi Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It was taken to the Blythe & Sons funeral home where Masonic services were conducted before burial in the Masonic Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, who was formerly Stella Nace, of Delphi, four children, Renwick, Jr., Robert and Paul and Ruth, all of at home; also his father Ren W. Crockett, who was at one time an agent of the Wabash railroad here. A brother, Clarence, of Shelbyville, also survives.
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