Funeral services for William Hopper, who died Wednesday morning, Janury 16, 1952, Mayport, R D 3 were held at 2 pm last Friday at the Charles D Alcorn Funeral Home in Hawthorn with the Rev. A F Thomas in charge.
Interment was made in Tidal cemetery.
Mr. Hopper was born February 12, 1886 in Armstrong County, a son of James and Margaret Craig Hopper. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters: Dennis, George, Oscar and Garfield, Mahoning RD 1; Mrs. Earl Minich, Mahoning, RD 1 and Mrs. Charles Chillcot of Climax, Clarence Snair of New Kensington, a half-brother, also survives.
He had been a member of the I O O F Lodge, No. 1139 for thirty years.
Interment was made in Tidal cemetery.
Mr. Hopper was born February 12, 1886 in Armstrong County, a son of James and Margaret Craig Hopper. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters: Dennis, George, Oscar and Garfield, Mahoning RD 1; Mrs. Earl Minich, Mahoning, RD 1 and Mrs. Charles Chillcot of Climax, Clarence Snair of New Kensington, a half-brother, also survives.
He had been a member of the I O O F Lodge, No. 1139 for thirty years.
Funeral services for William Hopper, who died Wednesday morning, Janury 16, 1952, Mayport, R D 3 were held at 2 pm last Friday at the Charles D Alcorn Funeral Home in Hawthorn with the Rev. A F Thomas in charge.
Interment was made in Tidal cemetery.
Mr. Hopper was born February 12, 1886 in Armstrong County, a son of James and Margaret Craig Hopper. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters: Dennis, George, Oscar and Garfield, Mahoning RD 1; Mrs. Earl Minich, Mahoning, RD 1 and Mrs. Charles Chillcot of Climax, Clarence Snair of New Kensington, a half-brother, also survives.
He had been a member of the I O O F Lodge, No. 1139 for thirty years.
Interment was made in Tidal cemetery.
Mr. Hopper was born February 12, 1886 in Armstrong County, a son of James and Margaret Craig Hopper. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters: Dennis, George, Oscar and Garfield, Mahoning RD 1; Mrs. Earl Minich, Mahoning, RD 1 and Mrs. Charles Chillcot of Climax, Clarence Snair of New Kensington, a half-brother, also survives.
He had been a member of the I O O F Lodge, No. 1139 for thirty years.
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