Beckham County, OK - Obits:  Ulysses Sherman Rennels, 1933

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RENNELS, ULYSSES SHERMAN

 

B. 7 Jun 1872

D. 3 Apr 1933

Fairlawn Cemetery

Beckham Co OK

 

Funeral services for U. S. Ren-

nels, who died at this home here

last night after a brief illness,

likely will be held Wednesday af-

ternoon, it was announced this af-

ternoon by the Killough-Hullum

funeral home.

  Mr. Rennels had been a resident

of Elk City for a number of years,

Mrs. Rennels died here a few

years ago.  Surviving Mr. Rennels

besides a son and daughter at home

there are two married daughters

who live in Arkansas and Eastern

Oklahoma.

  Mrs. Rennels had been employed

at the Elk City Cotton Oil Mill for 

the past seven years.  He became ill

six days ago.

 

Elk City News 4 Apr 1933

 

U. S. Rennels, who has lived

in Elk City for several years,

and worked for the Elk Manu-

facturing Co., for the past 7

years, died at this home in the

East part of the city Tuesday

after an illness of about one

week.

  Mr. Rennels is survived by a

son and daughter at home, and 

two married daughters, one in

Arkansas and one in Sweet-

water, Oklahoma.

  Funeral services were held

today at 2:30 and burial in

Fairlawn cemetery with Kil-

lough-Hullum, funeral direc-

tors in charge.

 

Elk City News 6 Apr 1933