A farmer's daughter, Stella was born in Smokey View Township to John Logan & Caroline (Winchester) Hagler.
In 1900, at the age of 15 to attend 8th grade, Stella lived with her sister Anna (Hagler) Chapman, wife of Tamerlane Burk Chapman, in Greer County, Oklahoma Territory. There she met her husband to be, Chester M. Stone.
Stella and Chester were married the Sunday of September 4th, 1902 in the Methodist personage by Reverend Roper. Stella & Chester had one living child, Mary Helen (Stone) Herndon.
September 4, 1902, Volume 15, Number 9
Mangum Star
Wedding Bells. Minus the Bells- Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler Marry and Surprise Many. At the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon at 4o'clock was quietly performed by Rev.Roper, a quiet ceremony which united in the bonds of holy wedlock, two of Mangum's most popular and best loved young people. They were Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler....The bride is the sister of Mrs. T.B. Chapman.
(News Article courtesy of FAG Member #46546576)
In 1900, at the age of 15 to attend 8th grade, Stella lived with her sister Anna (Hagler) Chapman, wife of Tamerlane Burk Chapman, in Greer County, Oklahoma Territory. There she met her husband to be, Chester M. Stone.
Stella and Chester were married the Sunday of September 4th, 1902 in the Methodist personage by Reverend Roper. Stella & Chester had one living child, Mary Helen (Stone) Herndon.
September 4, 1902, Volume 15, Number 9
Mangum Star
Wedding Bells. Minus the Bells- Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler Marry and Surprise Many. At the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon at 4o'clock was quietly performed by Rev.Roper, a quiet ceremony which united in the bonds of holy wedlock, two of Mangum's most popular and best loved young people. They were Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler....The bride is the sister of Mrs. T.B. Chapman.
(News Article courtesy of FAG Member #46546576)
A farmer's daughter, Stella was born in Smokey View Township to John Logan & Caroline (Winchester) Hagler.
In 1900, at the age of 15 to attend 8th grade, Stella lived with her sister Anna (Hagler) Chapman, wife of Tamerlane Burk Chapman, in Greer County, Oklahoma Territory. There she met her husband to be, Chester M. Stone.
Stella and Chester were married the Sunday of September 4th, 1902 in the Methodist personage by Reverend Roper. Stella & Chester had one living child, Mary Helen (Stone) Herndon.
September 4, 1902, Volume 15, Number 9
Mangum Star
Wedding Bells. Minus the Bells- Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler Marry and Surprise Many. At the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon at 4o'clock was quietly performed by Rev.Roper, a quiet ceremony which united in the bonds of holy wedlock, two of Mangum's most popular and best loved young people. They were Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler....The bride is the sister of Mrs. T.B. Chapman.
(News Article courtesy of FAG Member #46546576)
In 1900, at the age of 15 to attend 8th grade, Stella lived with her sister Anna (Hagler) Chapman, wife of Tamerlane Burk Chapman, in Greer County, Oklahoma Territory. There she met her husband to be, Chester M. Stone.
Stella and Chester were married the Sunday of September 4th, 1902 in the Methodist personage by Reverend Roper. Stella & Chester had one living child, Mary Helen (Stone) Herndon.
September 4, 1902, Volume 15, Number 9
Mangum Star
Wedding Bells. Minus the Bells- Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler Marry and Surprise Many. At the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon at 4o'clock was quietly performed by Rev.Roper, a quiet ceremony which united in the bonds of holy wedlock, two of Mangum's most popular and best loved young people. They were Chester M Stone and Miss Stella Hagler....The bride is the sister of Mrs. T.B. Chapman.
(News Article courtesy of FAG Member #46546576)
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