Obituary of Sarah Maria Sloppy Scheuerman
Sarah Maria Sloppy born April 20 1849 in Butler County Ohio died July 11 1906 at age 57 years 2 months 21 days. She married Wendle Scheuerman in 1868 and had eight children. She lived in Indiana Georgia Illinois and Alabama before settling in Denver Indiana where she died. She leaves a husband a daughter Mable three sons Clyde Phillip Albert I plus sisters brothers and grandchildren. Funeral service by Elder Irvin Fisher at the Baptist church, interment at I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Maria Sloppy
David
Fanny Sloppy
Butler Co
Ohio
Indiana
Baptist Church
Mexico
Ind
Denver
First
Church of Christ Science
Fritz Gerald
Georgia
Mable
Clyde
Phillip
Rochester
Albert I
Alabama
Mary Jane Friend
Kate Lewis
Washington
Lydia Ray
William Sloppy
Jacob Sloppy
Perrysburg
Frank Moody
Deedsville
Nina
Ruth Scheuerman
Ivan
John Scheuerman
Irvin Fisher
Peru Family Cited for Help Amid Illness and Outing
Mrs. William Eiséman of Peru visits her ailing son in law M. B. Tharp while a generous neighbor helps a tegro- family with a dollar for a chick. Mrs. Samuel Witter in Mexico cares for ill mother Mrs. Wesley Andrews. Peru M E Sunday School and friends attend a fishing outing at M. J. Whitmore’s river grove on Eel river, returning home before six.
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William Eiséman
Peru
M. B. Tharp
Samuel Witter
Mexico
Wesley Andrews
M. E
Mary J. Tracey
C. A. Smith
Harvey
A.B. Guyer
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Baptism Theme
The M E Church holds Sunday School at 9 30, morning worship at 10 30 on the subject Mode of Christian Baptism drawn from St Matthew 28 19 20. Junior League meets at 2 30 and Epworth League at 7 15 with no evening preaching service.
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St. Matt
Epworth
Notice of Administration for Estate of Jesse L. Friend
The undersigned is appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Jesse L. Friend late of Miami County, deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Mary J. Friend of Denver Indiana serves as administratrix. Attest: William H. Augur, Clerk, Baily & Cole, Attorneys for Estate.
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Jesse L. Friend
Miami County
Mary J. Friend
Denver
Ind
William H. Augur
Baily & Cole, Attys
Card of Thanks for Mother's Illness and Burial
Through the column of the Triune we extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother’s illness and burial. The Scheverman Children.
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Triune
Scheverman
Miss Mary Pontius Spends Wednesday with Kerschner Family
Miss Mary Pontius spent Wednesday with Edwin Kerschner and his family west of town, according to local notes.
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Mary Pontius
Edwin Kerschner
Not If It Be My Boy
A reflection on Horace Manns remark that saving one boy from ruin justifies reform efforts. The speaker argues the phrase my boy carries immense value for saving youths from peril and eternal ruin, and extends the duty to all homeless men as souls to be saved with steadfast labor and love.
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Horace Mann
Births and death of Jesse L. Friend in Indiana 1846–1906
Jesse L. Friend of Miami County Indiana born March 8 1846 near Perrysburg died July 11 1906 near Denver Indiana aged 60 years 4 months 3 days. Married Mary J. Sloppy November 15 1871. Survived by wife two children Mary Newbold Cody V. Friend one grandchild two step grandchildren one sister two brothers and other relatives. He lived mostly in Miami County except four years in Kansas. Funeral conducted in the Baptist Church Friday at 10 30 by Rev Irvin Fisher Interment in the L O O F Cemetery.
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Jesse L. Friend
William
Sophia Friend
Perrysburg
Miami County
Ind
Denver
Mary J. Sloppy
Ola Newbold
Cody V. Friend
Mary Newbold
Harry
Carrie Newbold
Kansas
Baptist Church
Irvin Fisher
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of our father
We extend sincere gratitude to neighbors friends choir floral supporters and Mr Smith of the Telephone Co for their help and sympathy during our companion and father's illness and passing. We appreciate all that was done and will repay the favor in time of need Mary J. Friend and children.
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Mr. Smith
Telephone Co
Mary J
LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN PERU AND AREA
Mrs Bertha Bell shopped in Peru yesterday and Charles Aley transacted business there. J T Kaufman Peru advertised sale of $10 and 12 50 suits at 4 98. Mrs Mary J Friend of Denver was in Peru to qualify as administratrix of Jesse Friend estate. Dr H V Passage and wife visited John and Mrs Earhart yesterday. A Grimes wagon for camping doubles as kitchen bedroom and living room and will be used at Mud Lake next week.
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Bertha Bell
Peru
Charles Aley
J. T. Kaufman's
Ind
Chloe Cunningham
Grace LaDue
Reatha Fishburn
H. V. Passage
John Earhart
Clyde
Ruth Moon
Mary Eikenberry
Churubusco
Mary. J. Friend
Denver
Jesse Friend
C. E. Grimes
Local Social News and Changes in Twelve Mile Area
Alonzo Cover and wife of Logansport visited Hollis Cover near Twelve Mile on Sunday. Mrs. John Windgardner is very ill with Dr. Miller of Twelve Mile attending. Rev. T. J. Johnson to speak at Bethlehem M E Church Sunday evening. C. L. Jones and family visited Charles Erbaugh's family. W. C. Black’s grocery and barber shop changes hands to Ira Slifer. Edward Horton welcomes a new daughter. William Nickles and wife were guests of Edward Leffel family. Twelve Mile Basket meeting slated at Skinnersgrove July 13 with invitation to bring baskets. W. C. Black plans to move to Logansport to run a barber shop.
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Alonzo Cover
Logransport
Hollis Cover
Twelve Mile
John Windgardner
Dr. Miller
T. J. Johnson
Bethleham M. E
C.L. Jones
Charles Erbaugh
W. C. Black
Ira Slifer
Edward Horton
William Nickles
Fulton
Edward Leffel
Skinnersgrove
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Wendle Scheuerman i
Loewenthal
N. Broadway
Fouts Bros
Yours
M. E. Church
A. J. Fite
Gas City
C. F. Fite
J. T. Kaufman
Mary. Kerschnoer
William Kerschner
Logansport