TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE
Tuesday Aug 26, 1941 p.14
Milton Prescott DeLacey, 67, died
Sunday at a local hospital. He was
an employee of the Northern Pacific
Railway company and had made
his home in Tacoma and vicinity
for years. He was a native of
Chicago and resided at 7241 south
Oakes street, where his wife, Mae,
survives. He also leaves a brother,
Frank, and his father, James, of
Tacoma and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Wharton of Spanaway. Funeral an-
nouncement will be made by Mel-
linger.
Tuesday Aug 26, 1941 p.14
Milton Prescott DeLacey, 67, died
Sunday at a local hospital. He was
an employee of the Northern Pacific
Railway company and had made
his home in Tacoma and vicinity
for years. He was a native of
Chicago and resided at 7241 south
Oakes street, where his wife, Mae,
survives. He also leaves a brother,
Frank, and his father, James, of
Tacoma and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Wharton of Spanaway. Funeral an-
nouncement will be made by Mel-
linger.
TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE
Tuesday Aug 26, 1941 p.14
Milton Prescott DeLacey, 67, died
Sunday at a local hospital. He was
an employee of the Northern Pacific
Railway company and had made
his home in Tacoma and vicinity
for years. He was a native of
Chicago and resided at 7241 south
Oakes street, where his wife, Mae,
survives. He also leaves a brother,
Frank, and his father, James, of
Tacoma and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Wharton of Spanaway. Funeral an-
nouncement will be made by Mel-
linger.
Tuesday Aug 26, 1941 p.14
Milton Prescott DeLacey, 67, died
Sunday at a local hospital. He was
an employee of the Northern Pacific
Railway company and had made
his home in Tacoma and vicinity
for years. He was a native of
Chicago and resided at 7241 south
Oakes street, where his wife, Mae,
survives. He also leaves a brother,
Frank, and his father, James, of
Tacoma and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Wharton of Spanaway. Funeral an-
nouncement will be made by Mel-
linger.
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