Mrs. Elsie (Lyons) Gragg, 76, formerly of Brook, died at 11:15 p.m. Sunday in Mercy hospital, Warsaw, after a year's illness. She had been living with a sister, Mrs. Arthur Bishop of Warsaw for six months.
Born near Brook, she was married in 1903 to Bernard Graff, who died in 1932. They moved from Brook to Detroit and Mrs. Gragg lived there 35 years.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Deery, New York City; two sons, Gaylord Gragg, Detroit, and Bernard Gragg, LaGrange, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Lou Snyder and Mrs. Bishop, of Warsaw, and two brothers, James Lyons, Mt. Ayr, and John Lyons, Easton, Ill. The body was sent to Brook.
Born near Brook, she was married in 1903 to Bernard Graff, who died in 1932. They moved from Brook to Detroit and Mrs. Gragg lived there 35 years.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Deery, New York City; two sons, Gaylord Gragg, Detroit, and Bernard Gragg, LaGrange, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Lou Snyder and Mrs. Bishop, of Warsaw, and two brothers, James Lyons, Mt. Ayr, and John Lyons, Easton, Ill. The body was sent to Brook.
Mrs. Elsie (Lyons) Gragg, 76, formerly of Brook, died at 11:15 p.m. Sunday in Mercy hospital, Warsaw, after a year's illness. She had been living with a sister, Mrs. Arthur Bishop of Warsaw for six months.
Born near Brook, she was married in 1903 to Bernard Graff, who died in 1932. They moved from Brook to Detroit and Mrs. Gragg lived there 35 years.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Deery, New York City; two sons, Gaylord Gragg, Detroit, and Bernard Gragg, LaGrange, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Lou Snyder and Mrs. Bishop, of Warsaw, and two brothers, James Lyons, Mt. Ayr, and John Lyons, Easton, Ill. The body was sent to Brook.
Born near Brook, she was married in 1903 to Bernard Graff, who died in 1932. They moved from Brook to Detroit and Mrs. Gragg lived there 35 years.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Deery, New York City; two sons, Gaylord Gragg, Detroit, and Bernard Gragg, LaGrange, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Lou Snyder and Mrs. Bishop, of Warsaw, and two brothers, James Lyons, Mt. Ayr, and John Lyons, Easton, Ill. The body was sent to Brook.
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