DEATH CERTIFICATE
Full Name: Alvin Kemper Stabler
Sex: male
Birth: April 5, 1867
Birthplace: Ohio
Death: June 29, 1916
Location: Prescott, Yavapai, Arizona
Married:
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Occupation: Superintendent of Schools
Father: Daniel Stabler
Born: Maryland
Mother: Rachel Ann LeSour
Born: Ohio
He was the pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church in Globe, Az. in 1905, then was principal of Globe Central School, superintendent of the Globe schools and then principal of Phoenix High School.
"It was during his administration that the Phoenix high school made its marvelous advancement and it was largely through his efforts that the magnificent group of school buildings were erected. There are few men who have such a monument.
"For some years Mr. Stabler had been spending his summer vacation at Pine Crest, Prescott and when he went there this year he was apparently in much better health than he had been a year ago at the time of his departure from Phoenix, and some hope was entertained by his friends of his complete recovery and his restoration to a life of usefulness.
Even in his illness he was not idle. He devoted himself to literature and produced a series of verses all relating to Arizona, which were later compiled in a volume called 'Arizona Sunshine.'
"They were with Mr. Stabler at his death beside his wife, his brother, a scientist and educator of California; his brother-in-law L.A. Bartlett of this city; his daughter, Mrs. Milton Munger, whose ill health compelled her to return to Phoenix three days ago; another daughter, Miss Ethel Stabler, a teacher in the city schools last year; and a son, Harold Stabler."
(Source: Arizona Silver Belt, July 1, 1916, page 4 - quoting the Phoenix Arizona Republican newspaper; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Alvin was a member of the Sigma Chi Alpha Fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1898.
An entry in the Sigma Chi Directory of 1929 is as follows:
Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1898
Stabler, Alvin Kemper, Teacher, Phoenix, Arizona. Died June 29, 1916.
~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 2
Full Name: Alvin Kemper Stabler
Sex: male
Birth: April 5, 1867
Birthplace: Ohio
Death: June 29, 1916
Location: Prescott, Yavapai, Arizona
Married:
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Occupation: Superintendent of Schools
Father: Daniel Stabler
Born: Maryland
Mother: Rachel Ann LeSour
Born: Ohio
He was the pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church in Globe, Az. in 1905, then was principal of Globe Central School, superintendent of the Globe schools and then principal of Phoenix High School.
"It was during his administration that the Phoenix high school made its marvelous advancement and it was largely through his efforts that the magnificent group of school buildings were erected. There are few men who have such a monument.
"For some years Mr. Stabler had been spending his summer vacation at Pine Crest, Prescott and when he went there this year he was apparently in much better health than he had been a year ago at the time of his departure from Phoenix, and some hope was entertained by his friends of his complete recovery and his restoration to a life of usefulness.
Even in his illness he was not idle. He devoted himself to literature and produced a series of verses all relating to Arizona, which were later compiled in a volume called 'Arizona Sunshine.'
"They were with Mr. Stabler at his death beside his wife, his brother, a scientist and educator of California; his brother-in-law L.A. Bartlett of this city; his daughter, Mrs. Milton Munger, whose ill health compelled her to return to Phoenix three days ago; another daughter, Miss Ethel Stabler, a teacher in the city schools last year; and a son, Harold Stabler."
(Source: Arizona Silver Belt, July 1, 1916, page 4 - quoting the Phoenix Arizona Republican newspaper; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Alvin was a member of the Sigma Chi Alpha Fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1898.
An entry in the Sigma Chi Directory of 1929 is as follows:
Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1898
Stabler, Alvin Kemper, Teacher, Phoenix, Arizona. Died June 29, 1916.
~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 2
DEATH CERTIFICATE
Full Name: Alvin Kemper Stabler
Sex: male
Birth: April 5, 1867
Birthplace: Ohio
Death: June 29, 1916
Location: Prescott, Yavapai, Arizona
Married:
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Occupation: Superintendent of Schools
Father: Daniel Stabler
Born: Maryland
Mother: Rachel Ann LeSour
Born: Ohio
He was the pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church in Globe, Az. in 1905, then was principal of Globe Central School, superintendent of the Globe schools and then principal of Phoenix High School.
"It was during his administration that the Phoenix high school made its marvelous advancement and it was largely through his efforts that the magnificent group of school buildings were erected. There are few men who have such a monument.
"For some years Mr. Stabler had been spending his summer vacation at Pine Crest, Prescott and when he went there this year he was apparently in much better health than he had been a year ago at the time of his departure from Phoenix, and some hope was entertained by his friends of his complete recovery and his restoration to a life of usefulness.
Even in his illness he was not idle. He devoted himself to literature and produced a series of verses all relating to Arizona, which were later compiled in a volume called 'Arizona Sunshine.'
"They were with Mr. Stabler at his death beside his wife, his brother, a scientist and educator of California; his brother-in-law L.A. Bartlett of this city; his daughter, Mrs. Milton Munger, whose ill health compelled her to return to Phoenix three days ago; another daughter, Miss Ethel Stabler, a teacher in the city schools last year; and a son, Harold Stabler."
(Source: Arizona Silver Belt, July 1, 1916, page 4 - quoting the Phoenix Arizona Republican newspaper; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Alvin was a member of the Sigma Chi Alpha Fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1898.
An entry in the Sigma Chi Directory of 1929 is as follows:
Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1898
Stabler, Alvin Kemper, Teacher, Phoenix, Arizona. Died June 29, 1916.
~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 2
Full Name: Alvin Kemper Stabler
Sex: male
Birth: April 5, 1867
Birthplace: Ohio
Death: June 29, 1916
Location: Prescott, Yavapai, Arizona
Married:
Cause of Death: Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Occupation: Superintendent of Schools
Father: Daniel Stabler
Born: Maryland
Mother: Rachel Ann LeSour
Born: Ohio
He was the pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church in Globe, Az. in 1905, then was principal of Globe Central School, superintendent of the Globe schools and then principal of Phoenix High School.
"It was during his administration that the Phoenix high school made its marvelous advancement and it was largely through his efforts that the magnificent group of school buildings were erected. There are few men who have such a monument.
"For some years Mr. Stabler had been spending his summer vacation at Pine Crest, Prescott and when he went there this year he was apparently in much better health than he had been a year ago at the time of his departure from Phoenix, and some hope was entertained by his friends of his complete recovery and his restoration to a life of usefulness.
Even in his illness he was not idle. He devoted himself to literature and produced a series of verses all relating to Arizona, which were later compiled in a volume called 'Arizona Sunshine.'
"They were with Mr. Stabler at his death beside his wife, his brother, a scientist and educator of California; his brother-in-law L.A. Bartlett of this city; his daughter, Mrs. Milton Munger, whose ill health compelled her to return to Phoenix three days ago; another daughter, Miss Ethel Stabler, a teacher in the city schools last year; and a son, Harold Stabler."
(Source: Arizona Silver Belt, July 1, 1916, page 4 - quoting the Phoenix Arizona Republican newspaper; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, Miami, Az.)
Alvin was a member of the Sigma Chi Alpha Fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1898.
An entry in the Sigma Chi Directory of 1929 is as follows:
Alpha Chapter
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
Established June 28, 1855
1898
Stabler, Alvin Kemper, Teacher, Phoenix, Arizona. Died June 29, 1916.
~ The Sigma Chi Directory, 1929, Page 2
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