Published in The Seymour Leader, Seymour, Iowa, January 25, 1906:
On Wednesday evening of last week Uncle Noah Stoner an aged and highly respected citizen departed this life in his 80th year. Mr. Stoner was one of tho early pioneers and has been an invalid for many years. His companion preceded him some five years ago. Since then his children have taken care of him in his old home. Everything was done to make him comfortable and to lengthen out the brittle thread of life but death came and claimed him and the home was made desolate. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their great loss.
On Wednesday evening of last week Uncle Noah Stoner an aged and highly respected citizen departed this life in his 80th year. Mr. Stoner was one of tho early pioneers and has been an invalid for many years. His companion preceded him some five years ago. Since then his children have taken care of him in his old home. Everything was done to make him comfortable and to lengthen out the brittle thread of life but death came and claimed him and the home was made desolate. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their great loss.
Published in The Seymour Leader, Seymour, Iowa, January 25, 1906:
On Wednesday evening of last week Uncle Noah Stoner an aged and highly respected citizen departed this life in his 80th year. Mr. Stoner was one of tho early pioneers and has been an invalid for many years. His companion preceded him some five years ago. Since then his children have taken care of him in his old home. Everything was done to make him comfortable and to lengthen out the brittle thread of life but death came and claimed him and the home was made desolate. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their great loss.
On Wednesday evening of last week Uncle Noah Stoner an aged and highly respected citizen departed this life in his 80th year. Mr. Stoner was one of tho early pioneers and has been an invalid for many years. His companion preceded him some five years ago. Since then his children have taken care of him in his old home. Everything was done to make him comfortable and to lengthen out the brittle thread of life but death came and claimed him and the home was made desolate. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their great loss.
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