THE GETTYSBURG TIMES January 13, 1948
Ivan P Stoner, 57, Gettysburg R3, Cumberland township, died at his home this morning at 11:40 from a heart condition after an illness of two years.
He was a native of Adams county, a son of the late Amos B and Adeline Downell Stoner. He was employed as a railway hostler for 32 years, 28 of which were with the Reading Railroad company and four with the Western Maryland company. Mr. Stoner was a member of St. James Lutheran church and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers.
Surviving are his widow, the former Edith Mae Naugle, to whom he was married 33 years; five children, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, McKeesport; Mrs. Mae Greenwald, of Gettysburg; Mrs. Melvin Richardson, Gettysburg; Mrs. Clarence Williams, Baltimore, and Mrs. Frank L Williams, Gettysburg RD;
one step-son, John Wagaman, Duquesne; 25 grandchildren and two sister, Mrs. James Shindledecker, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Martha Keller, Cumberland, Md.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2:00 from the Bender funeral home conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Ralph R Gresh. Interment in Fairfield Union cemetery.
Ivan P Stoner, 57, Gettysburg R3, Cumberland township, died at his home this morning at 11:40 from a heart condition after an illness of two years.
He was a native of Adams county, a son of the late Amos B and Adeline Downell Stoner. He was employed as a railway hostler for 32 years, 28 of which were with the Reading Railroad company and four with the Western Maryland company. Mr. Stoner was a member of St. James Lutheran church and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers.
Surviving are his widow, the former Edith Mae Naugle, to whom he was married 33 years; five children, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, McKeesport; Mrs. Mae Greenwald, of Gettysburg; Mrs. Melvin Richardson, Gettysburg; Mrs. Clarence Williams, Baltimore, and Mrs. Frank L Williams, Gettysburg RD;
one step-son, John Wagaman, Duquesne; 25 grandchildren and two sister, Mrs. James Shindledecker, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Martha Keller, Cumberland, Md.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2:00 from the Bender funeral home conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Ralph R Gresh. Interment in Fairfield Union cemetery.
THE GETTYSBURG TIMES January 13, 1948
Ivan P Stoner, 57, Gettysburg R3, Cumberland township, died at his home this morning at 11:40 from a heart condition after an illness of two years.
He was a native of Adams county, a son of the late Amos B and Adeline Downell Stoner. He was employed as a railway hostler for 32 years, 28 of which were with the Reading Railroad company and four with the Western Maryland company. Mr. Stoner was a member of St. James Lutheran church and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers.
Surviving are his widow, the former Edith Mae Naugle, to whom he was married 33 years; five children, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, McKeesport; Mrs. Mae Greenwald, of Gettysburg; Mrs. Melvin Richardson, Gettysburg; Mrs. Clarence Williams, Baltimore, and Mrs. Frank L Williams, Gettysburg RD;
one step-son, John Wagaman, Duquesne; 25 grandchildren and two sister, Mrs. James Shindledecker, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Martha Keller, Cumberland, Md.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2:00 from the Bender funeral home conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Ralph R Gresh. Interment in Fairfield Union cemetery.
Ivan P Stoner, 57, Gettysburg R3, Cumberland township, died at his home this morning at 11:40 from a heart condition after an illness of two years.
He was a native of Adams county, a son of the late Amos B and Adeline Downell Stoner. He was employed as a railway hostler for 32 years, 28 of which were with the Reading Railroad company and four with the Western Maryland company. Mr. Stoner was a member of St. James Lutheran church and the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers.
Surviving are his widow, the former Edith Mae Naugle, to whom he was married 33 years; five children, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, McKeesport; Mrs. Mae Greenwald, of Gettysburg; Mrs. Melvin Richardson, Gettysburg; Mrs. Clarence Williams, Baltimore, and Mrs. Frank L Williams, Gettysburg RD;
one step-son, John Wagaman, Duquesne; 25 grandchildren and two sister, Mrs. James Shindledecker, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Martha Keller, Cumberland, Md.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2:00 from the Bender funeral home conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Ralph R Gresh. Interment in Fairfield Union cemetery.
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