Married (first) in 1888 to Louis Denhart. children: Clarence, Cora, Frank, Ollie, Lawrence, Howard, Wilma. After Louis' death in 1918 she married John T Clutter in 1929 in Champaign County, Illinois.

Mrs. J. T. Clutter Enters Into Rest
St. Joseph Record March 6, 1942 page 1

After many weeks of suffering and helplessness, following a stroke January 5, Mrs. Sophia Clutter, a resident of this vicinity since her youth, passed away at 6:30 Tuesday morning at her home here. She had been a patient at Burnham hospital seven weeks but had been brought home last Wednesday with a nurse in charge.
Her condition had been critical from the first, and little hope was held for her recovery. Her husband and children were with her daily and a son, Howard, flew from Portland, Ore. to be with her. Everything possible was done to restore her but all efforts availed little.
The end came peacefully in her sleep and she entered into eternal rest as one who "lies down to pleasant dreams." Her husband and children were about her as her life ebbed quietly away.
No epitaph is required for one whose life has been an open book, filled on every page with a record of devoted, loving service to family and friends, unswerving loyalty to those she loved and to the principles in which she believed; Faithful in every relationship of life and generously giving of her time and strength to those about her, neighbors, fraternal associates, and to her church. Cheery, enjoyed especially her home life and her friends, she carried life's burdens with a smile and forgot herself in service for others. Her example of Christian living will remain a benediction to her family, friends and neighbors.
Deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones.
Obituary
Sophia Ann (Denhart) Clutter was born January 23, 1874, near Palmyra, Ind., daughter of Henry and Emma Keehn. She lived in New Albany, Ind., in her youth coming to St. Joseph with relatives when about sixteen.
She was united in marriage to Louis Denhart March 23, 1888, and they were the parents of eight children, all of whom survive. Clarence, Mrs. Cora Menges, Frank, Mrs. Ollie Hartman, Floyd, Lawrence, Howard, and Mrs. Wilma Kibler, all of this vicinity but Howard, who is in Portland, Ore. Mr. Denhart died April 19, 1919.
Mr. and Mrs. Denhart lived first on a farm near Mayview, moving into St. Joseph in 1898, purchasing the Denhart home place in the year 1900.
Mrs. Denhart became the wife of John T. Clutter, March 6, 1929, who survives her passing. There are also 23 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her only sister, Mrs. George (Addie) Menges, preceded her in death July 4, 1932.
Mrs. Clutter was a member of the Methodist Church, of the Women's Society of Christian Service, of the Philathia class, Faith chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, and Eucala camp, Royal Neighbors.
The Funeral
Funeral services were held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St. Joseph Methodist Church with the pastor, Rev. Gordon Waggoner officiating. A host of sorrowing relatives and friends were in attendance.
Mrs. W. A. DeWitt and Mrs. Gordon Waggoner sang requested numbers, "Nearer, My God to Thee," "No Disappointment in Heaven," and "Old Rugged Cross," with Mrs. Charles Dale at the piano.
Pallbearers were grandsons: Billy Hartman, Ernest Hartman, Lewis Menges, Burrill Denhart, Wayne Denhart, Merrill Denhart, Donald Denhart.
Representatives of organizations with which she was affiliated were in charge of the beautiful floral tributes. These were Zaye Percival, Della Weaver Anna Arganbright, Katie Wolfe, Tillie Maddock, Mrs. John Kibler, Sadie Marsh, Mrs. Cane, Effie Hissong, Ida Moore, Mrs. Moore, Bertha Hasty.
Burial was made in Patterson cemetery in the family lot.
Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society