Roy was the bachelor son of James P. and Mary Evelyn Wood Stoner. He earned his living by working as a distiller and as a farmer.
•ROY STONER, FAIRVIEW, DIES AT WINCHESTER.
Winchester, Ind., July 21.-Roy A. Stoner, life-long resident of Fairview, Ind., died Saturday night in the Winchester Hospital. He is survivied by three sisters, Mrs. Merle Clark, Mrs. Mae Rosinski, and Mrs. Vella Brenner, all of Muncie; a brother, Ralph Stoner, of Muncie, and two half-brothers, Monton [sic Morton] and Walter Stoner, both of Muncie.
The body was removed to the Garland mortuary in Albany. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the Garland mortuary with the Rev. A.E. Gilmore in charge. Burial will be in the Strong Cemetery.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 07-21-1941, pg 2, col 7.
Note: The given name was spelled as Ray, throughout the obituary. No retraction was printed.
•ROY STONER, FAIRVIEW, DIES AT WINCHESTER.
Winchester, Ind., July 21.-Roy A. Stoner, life-long resident of Fairview, Ind., died Saturday night in the Winchester Hospital. He is survivied by three sisters, Mrs. Merle Clark, Mrs. Mae Rosinski, and Mrs. Vella Brenner, all of Muncie; a brother, Ralph Stoner, of Muncie, and two half-brothers, Monton [sic Morton] and Walter Stoner, both of Muncie.
The body was removed to the Garland mortuary in Albany. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the Garland mortuary with the Rev. A.E. Gilmore in charge. Burial will be in the Strong Cemetery.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 07-21-1941, pg 2, col 7.
Note: The given name was spelled as Ray, throughout the obituary. No retraction was printed.
Roy was the bachelor son of James P. and Mary Evelyn Wood Stoner. He earned his living by working as a distiller and as a farmer.
•ROY STONER, FAIRVIEW, DIES AT WINCHESTER.
Winchester, Ind., July 21.-Roy A. Stoner, life-long resident of Fairview, Ind., died Saturday night in the Winchester Hospital. He is survivied by three sisters, Mrs. Merle Clark, Mrs. Mae Rosinski, and Mrs. Vella Brenner, all of Muncie; a brother, Ralph Stoner, of Muncie, and two half-brothers, Monton [sic Morton] and Walter Stoner, both of Muncie.
The body was removed to the Garland mortuary in Albany. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the Garland mortuary with the Rev. A.E. Gilmore in charge. Burial will be in the Strong Cemetery.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 07-21-1941, pg 2, col 7.
Note: The given name was spelled as Ray, throughout the obituary. No retraction was printed.
•ROY STONER, FAIRVIEW, DIES AT WINCHESTER.
Winchester, Ind., July 21.-Roy A. Stoner, life-long resident of Fairview, Ind., died Saturday night in the Winchester Hospital. He is survivied by three sisters, Mrs. Merle Clark, Mrs. Mae Rosinski, and Mrs. Vella Brenner, all of Muncie; a brother, Ralph Stoner, of Muncie, and two half-brothers, Monton [sic Morton] and Walter Stoner, both of Muncie.
The body was removed to the Garland mortuary in Albany. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the Garland mortuary with the Rev. A.E. Gilmore in charge. Burial will be in the Strong Cemetery.
Newspaper: Muncie Evening Press.
ED: 07-21-1941, pg 2, col 7.
Note: The given name was spelled as Ray, throughout the obituary. No retraction was printed.
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