Obits: Stamper, Max H., Sr., died  02/08/1956
Oct. 2002
Wolfe County, KY 

Submitted by: http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00001.html#0000062 
Wolfe County Genealogy and  Carole Bays
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Wolfe County News - 1956

MAX STAMPER, WOLFE NATIVE PASSES IN OHIO

Max H. Stamper, Sr., 61 well known Middletown grocer for many years 
died at 5:05 a.m. in a Middletown hospital, Wednesday, February 8.  He had 
been ill since September and had been a patient in the hospital several 
times prior to his death.

Mr. Stamper had resided in Middletown since 1914, going there from 
Campton.  He was the son of the late G.B. Stamper of Campton an attorney 
and Circuit Judge of Campton years ago.

He was active in the organization of Retail Grocers and the Meat 
Dealers Association and served as its president.

Mr. Stamper served in Company D of the 6th Infantry during World War I 
and was an active memeber of the American Legion Post No. 218.  He was 
also interested in the progress of many of the local civic projects.

Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Thelma Graban, Middletown, Ohio and a 
son, Max Stamper, Jr. of Dayton; four grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. 
Marian Mehl of Middletown and a brother Willard Stamper of Lexington.  
His wife Luna Adams Stamper died in 1953.  She had been active with him 
in the grocery business.

Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 p.m.  Friday, February 10 at 
the First Baptist Church, Middletown and burial was in the Woodside 
Cemetery.


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