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Port Huron Times-Herald
March 28, 1922


                       CRANDALL Was 'Pal' to
                       Father And His Sister.
                       
              Banked by flowers, the body of KENNETH
            K. CRANDALL lay today in the home which
            the young victim of Sunday's tragedy was
            assisting his father to buy.
              "He spent most of his leisure time here,"
            his sister, MISS VERA CRANDALL, said this
            morning. "He liked to read, and Dad was
            his particular pal."
              For some time, the young man was em-
            ployed at the Wills-Lee plant in Marysville.
            He had worked on the Omar D. Conger but a
            short time. "The Marysville plant closed,"
            his sister said, "and he took the other
            work until he could go back to his old job."
              He was only 19 years old. He had attended
            the Bailey school on Griswold street, and
            the old Washington school. His parents, Mr.
            and Mrs. GEORGE W. CRANDALL and his sister,
            VERA, reside at 524 Huron street.
              The young man was a fine looking chap,
            six feet in height and of athletic build.
              The funeral was conducted from the home
            at 2 p.m. today with interment in Lakeside
            cemetery.
              Rev. J. H. Vatcher of the First Baptist
            church officiated.
            
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