Graveside services were conducted in Young Sunday by
Reverend J.E. Reed for William H. Schaper who died
Friday at Gila General Hospital.
Mr. Schaper was born September 20th, 1881, at Weser,
Texas and been a resident of Gila County since 1905.
He had been employed as a barber in Miami and drove
the Globe-Miami Stage. He moved to Young in 1933.
He is survived by three brothers and two sisters in Texas.
Miles Mortuary of Miami was in charge.
Source: Arizona Record January 9th, 1958, courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Arizona.
Contributor: #47812211.
Reverend J.E. Reed for William H. Schaper who died
Friday at Gila General Hospital.
Mr. Schaper was born September 20th, 1881, at Weser,
Texas and been a resident of Gila County since 1905.
He had been employed as a barber in Miami and drove
the Globe-Miami Stage. He moved to Young in 1933.
He is survived by three brothers and two sisters in Texas.
Miles Mortuary of Miami was in charge.
Source: Arizona Record January 9th, 1958, courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Arizona.
Contributor: #47812211.
Graveside services were conducted in Young Sunday by
Reverend J.E. Reed for William H. Schaper who died
Friday at Gila General Hospital.
Mr. Schaper was born September 20th, 1881, at Weser,
Texas and been a resident of Gila County since 1905.
He had been employed as a barber in Miami and drove
the Globe-Miami Stage. He moved to Young in 1933.
He is survived by three brothers and two sisters in Texas.
Miles Mortuary of Miami was in charge.
Source: Arizona Record January 9th, 1958, courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Arizona.
Contributor: #47812211.
Reverend J.E. Reed for William H. Schaper who died
Friday at Gila General Hospital.
Mr. Schaper was born September 20th, 1881, at Weser,
Texas and been a resident of Gila County since 1905.
He had been employed as a barber in Miami and drove
the Globe-Miami Stage. He moved to Young in 1933.
He is survived by three brothers and two sisters in Texas.
Miles Mortuary of Miami was in charge.
Source: Arizona Record January 9th, 1958, courtesy
of Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Arizona.
Contributor: #47812211.
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