Arthur A. Rycraft, 71, of 715 South Street, died at 11:30 am Sunday at Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. He had become ill a month ago while visiting a daughter in the Detroit area, and had been hospitalized since that time. Born near Dayton , he had spent practically all of his lifetime in Lafayette. Prior to his retirement in 1955, he had been associated for 20 years with the Fairfield Manufacturing Company. He was a veteran of World War-I and a member of the Dayton Presbyterian Church. In 1919 he married Marie Morrison, who survives. Also surviving are a son, Max E, Lafayette; two daughters, Mrs Glenn Larie, Ann Arbor, Michigan; and Mrs Alvin Miller, Livonia, Michigan; a brother, John, Lafayette; and two sisters, Mrs Ada Rohler and Mrs Bertha Reinecke, both of Dayton. Burial in Dayton Cemetery. Surviving are five grandchildren.
Arthur A. Rycraft, 71, of 715 South Street, died at 11:30 am Sunday at Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. He had become ill a month ago while visiting a daughter in the Detroit area, and had been hospitalized since that time. Born near Dayton , he had spent practically all of his lifetime in Lafayette. Prior to his retirement in 1955, he had been associated for 20 years with the Fairfield Manufacturing Company. He was a veteran of World War-I and a member of the Dayton Presbyterian Church. In 1919 he married Marie Morrison, who survives. Also surviving are a son, Max E, Lafayette; two daughters, Mrs Glenn Larie, Ann Arbor, Michigan; and Mrs Alvin Miller, Livonia, Michigan; a brother, John, Lafayette; and two sisters, Mrs Ada Rohler and Mrs Bertha Reinecke, both of Dayton. Burial in Dayton Cemetery. Surviving are five grandchildren.
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