Noblesville, Indiana
Monday, December 17, 1973, p. 8.
George Stottlemyer Obituary:
Services were held this afternoon for retired Army veteran, George Stottlemyer, 68, a former resident of Lapel.
Mr. Stottlemyer died Saturday morning at Veteran's Hospital in Marion. Born in Hamilton County, he enlisted in the service in 1930. He was a member of the Arcadia Christian Church and the Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Stottlemyer is survived by the widow, Mary, a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Clark of Upland, and a son Charles Land [Londt], of Columbia City. Also surviving are two brothers, William of Kenton, and Raymond of Clarksville; three sisters, Mrs. Sharley Hersberger of Lapel, Mrs Mary Dellinger of Tipton, and Mrs Lauretta Ehman of Zionsville.
Following services at Fishers Brothers Funeral Home at Lapel, Mr. Stottlemyer was buried in Brookside Cemetery.
Noblesville, Indiana
Monday, December 17, 1973, p. 8.
George Stottlemyer Obituary:
Services were held this afternoon for retired Army veteran, George Stottlemyer, 68, a former resident of Lapel.
Mr. Stottlemyer died Saturday morning at Veteran's Hospital in Marion. Born in Hamilton County, he enlisted in the service in 1930. He was a member of the Arcadia Christian Church and the Masonic Lodge.
Mr. Stottlemyer is survived by the widow, Mary, a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Clark of Upland, and a son Charles Land [Londt], of Columbia City. Also surviving are two brothers, William of Kenton, and Raymond of Clarksville; three sisters, Mrs. Sharley Hersberger of Lapel, Mrs Mary Dellinger of Tipton, and Mrs Lauretta Ehman of Zionsville.
Following services at Fishers Brothers Funeral Home at Lapel, Mr. Stottlemyer was buried in Brookside Cemetery.
Family Members
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Alta Jane Stottlemyer Anderson
1894–1969
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Sharley Ann Stottlemyer Hersberger
1897–1988
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Raymond E Stottlemyer
1898–1989
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Rosa Lee "Rosie" Stottlemyer Irwin
1900–1955
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William H "Bill" Stottlemyer
1907–1976
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Lauretta Amanda Stottlemyer Ehman
1910–1990
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Mary M Stottlemyer Dellinger
1914–1993
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Martha Louise Stottlemyer
1914–1915
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