Madison Courier
30 Aug 1952
Saturday
Kronenberger Rites Are Set For Tomorrow
Miss Rachel Kronenberger, 83, of 124 west Third street, died last night at midnight, following a long period of ill health.
Miss Kronenberger, a life long resident of Madison, was a daughter of the late Max and Henrietta Moss Kronenberger, and was the last of her immediate family. She was a member of the Christian Science church. She resided for years with her sisters, the late Misses Hattie and Leah Kronenberger.
Her nearest survivors are two nieces and two nephews, Miss Fannie Dessauer and Ralph Dessauer, of this city; Miss Rachel Dessauer, of Chicago, and Lee Dessauer, of Indianapolis. She also leaves three cousins, Louis and Ike Kronenberger, of New york, and Mrs. Bertha Henle, of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Lytle Mortuary, and burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary, but the late Miss Kronenberger requested friends to omit flowers.
30 Aug 1952
Saturday
Kronenberger Rites Are Set For Tomorrow
Miss Rachel Kronenberger, 83, of 124 west Third street, died last night at midnight, following a long period of ill health.
Miss Kronenberger, a life long resident of Madison, was a daughter of the late Max and Henrietta Moss Kronenberger, and was the last of her immediate family. She was a member of the Christian Science church. She resided for years with her sisters, the late Misses Hattie and Leah Kronenberger.
Her nearest survivors are two nieces and two nephews, Miss Fannie Dessauer and Ralph Dessauer, of this city; Miss Rachel Dessauer, of Chicago, and Lee Dessauer, of Indianapolis. She also leaves three cousins, Louis and Ike Kronenberger, of New york, and Mrs. Bertha Henle, of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Lytle Mortuary, and burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary, but the late Miss Kronenberger requested friends to omit flowers.
Madison Courier
30 Aug 1952
Saturday
Kronenberger Rites Are Set For Tomorrow
Miss Rachel Kronenberger, 83, of 124 west Third street, died last night at midnight, following a long period of ill health.
Miss Kronenberger, a life long resident of Madison, was a daughter of the late Max and Henrietta Moss Kronenberger, and was the last of her immediate family. She was a member of the Christian Science church. She resided for years with her sisters, the late Misses Hattie and Leah Kronenberger.
Her nearest survivors are two nieces and two nephews, Miss Fannie Dessauer and Ralph Dessauer, of this city; Miss Rachel Dessauer, of Chicago, and Lee Dessauer, of Indianapolis. She also leaves three cousins, Louis and Ike Kronenberger, of New york, and Mrs. Bertha Henle, of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Lytle Mortuary, and burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary, but the late Miss Kronenberger requested friends to omit flowers.
30 Aug 1952
Saturday
Kronenberger Rites Are Set For Tomorrow
Miss Rachel Kronenberger, 83, of 124 west Third street, died last night at midnight, following a long period of ill health.
Miss Kronenberger, a life long resident of Madison, was a daughter of the late Max and Henrietta Moss Kronenberger, and was the last of her immediate family. She was a member of the Christian Science church. She resided for years with her sisters, the late Misses Hattie and Leah Kronenberger.
Her nearest survivors are two nieces and two nephews, Miss Fannie Dessauer and Ralph Dessauer, of this city; Miss Rachel Dessauer, of Chicago, and Lee Dessauer, of Indianapolis. She also leaves three cousins, Louis and Ike Kronenberger, of New york, and Mrs. Bertha Henle, of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Lytle Mortuary, and burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary, but the late Miss Kronenberger requested friends to omit flowers.
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