Mrs. Lnella (Pippen) Rycraft died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ada Rohler, after a long illness. She was born near Dayton and had spent her life in and near Dayton. Her Husband, Joseph Rycraft, died a number of years ago and she and a daughter, Bertha, lived together until her health became so poor that she needed constant care and she was then taken to Mrs. Rohler's home. Besides the two daughters, Ada and Bertha, she is survived by two sons, Arthur and John, of Lafayette. On Thursday her body lay in state at the Presbyterian church for an hour before the services. Rev. Charles Surber officiated, and interment was in Dayton cemetery, under the direction of D. R. Baker.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, May 17, 1940
-- The Mulberry Reporter, May 17, 1940
Mrs. Lnella (Pippen) Rycraft died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ada Rohler, after a long illness. She was born near Dayton and had spent her life in and near Dayton. Her Husband, Joseph Rycraft, died a number of years ago and she and a daughter, Bertha, lived together until her health became so poor that she needed constant care and she was then taken to Mrs. Rohler's home. Besides the two daughters, Ada and Bertha, she is survived by two sons, Arthur and John, of Lafayette. On Thursday her body lay in state at the Presbyterian church for an hour before the services. Rev. Charles Surber officiated, and interment was in Dayton cemetery, under the direction of D. R. Baker.
-- The Mulberry Reporter, May 17, 1940
-- The Mulberry Reporter, May 17, 1940
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