The El Reno American
El Reno, Oklahoma •
Thu, Dec 19, 1929
Page 6
DR. PICKENS DIES
Dr. A. C. Pickens, father of Mrs. Herman Youngheim of this city, passed away at the latter's home at 814 South Rock Island, Monday morning, after an illness of two months. The deceased and wife formerly made their home at Shawnee, coming here about eight years ago. In addition to Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Youngheim, Miss Lena Pickens and Mrs. Harter of Dallas survive. The body was taken to Fairlawn cemetery at Oklahoma City, funeral services being conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the cemetery by Rabbi Joseph Blatt.
El Reno, Oklahoma •
Thu, Dec 19, 1929
Page 6
DR. PICKENS DIES
Dr. A. C. Pickens, father of Mrs. Herman Youngheim of this city, passed away at the latter's home at 814 South Rock Island, Monday morning, after an illness of two months. The deceased and wife formerly made their home at Shawnee, coming here about eight years ago. In addition to Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Youngheim, Miss Lena Pickens and Mrs. Harter of Dallas survive. The body was taken to Fairlawn cemetery at Oklahoma City, funeral services being conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the cemetery by Rabbi Joseph Blatt.
The El Reno American
El Reno, Oklahoma •
Thu, Dec 19, 1929
Page 6
DR. PICKENS DIES
Dr. A. C. Pickens, father of Mrs. Herman Youngheim of this city, passed away at the latter's home at 814 South Rock Island, Monday morning, after an illness of two months. The deceased and wife formerly made their home at Shawnee, coming here about eight years ago. In addition to Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Youngheim, Miss Lena Pickens and Mrs. Harter of Dallas survive. The body was taken to Fairlawn cemetery at Oklahoma City, funeral services being conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the cemetery by Rabbi Joseph Blatt.
El Reno, Oklahoma •
Thu, Dec 19, 1929
Page 6
DR. PICKENS DIES
Dr. A. C. Pickens, father of Mrs. Herman Youngheim of this city, passed away at the latter's home at 814 South Rock Island, Monday morning, after an illness of two months. The deceased and wife formerly made their home at Shawnee, coming here about eight years ago. In addition to Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Youngheim, Miss Lena Pickens and Mrs. Harter of Dallas survive. The body was taken to Fairlawn cemetery at Oklahoma City, funeral services being conducted Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the cemetery by Rabbi Joseph Blatt.
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