Individual Details

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), April 28, 1916:
" John Shepler and family and John Hopper and family spent Sunday withCharles Mays and family."

Logansport Daily Tribune (Logansport, Indiana), April 29, 1916:
"Charles Mays and family entertained Easter John Hopper and family,Mr. and Mrs. John Shepler and daughter Mildred, Mrs. Forrest Mays anddaughter Doris."

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), May 6, 1916:
"Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kockle and family, John Hopper and family, Mr.and Mrs. Abe Reese, John McDowell and family and Frank Jenkines [sic]and son Esta of Indianapolis were the Sunday guests of Mrs. DavidMcDowell."

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), October 6, 1916:
"Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mays spent Sunday with John Hopper and family."

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), Wednesday, March 14,1917:
"SUDDEN DEATH AT ONWARD
Coroner M. B. Stewart was called to Onward this afternoon by thesudden death of John S. [sic] Hopper, which occurred at 2:30 today, athis home one mile south of Onward. Deceased had returned from a saleheld on a neighbor's about a half hour before being suddenly stricken.Dr. A. C. Badders, physician at Onward, was summoned and pronounceddeath due to acute dilitation of the heart. Life was extinct when thedoctor arrived. Deceased had been subject to these attacks during hislifetime." Copy in file.

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana). Thursday, March 15,1917:
"SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN HOPPER
While negotiating the sale of a team of horses, John S. Hopper, 54years old, well known Cass county farmer residing a mile south ofOnward dropped dead in the barn at his home Tuesday afternoon about2:30 o'clock death being due to acute dilation of the heart. Hopperhad been to the Manna Baker sale and when it was postponed in thecompany of two other men went to his home to look at a team of horseswhich he had for sale. After falling, he was carried to his home, andDr. A. C. Badders of Onward was called. Life was extinct when thephysician arrived. Unable to get Coroner Stewart by wire, a letter waswritten to him and received yesterday which informed him of the death. He viewed the remains at the home yesterday. Deceased is survived byone son, his widow and three daughters. The funeral will be heldtomorrow from the residence and burial will be in the Mays cemetery."Copy in file.

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), March 16, 1917:
"The funeral of John Hopper was held from the Christian church Fridayat 10 o'clock. He died suddenly at his home Tuesday from hearttrouble."

Logansport Pharos-Reporter (Logansport, Indiana), various dates. Twopublishing appointment of administrator of the estate and one on April26, 1918, list his name correctly as John C. Hopper.

Birth	Bet 1 Sep 1861 and 1863	Indiana
Marriage	Bef Oct 1888	UNKNOWN
Marriage	17 Dec 1890	Miami Co., Indiana - Anna E. MCDOWELL
Census	1 Jun 1900	Tipton Twp., Cass Co., IN, ED 22 Sh 12A; John C. Hopper, head, born Sep 1863, 36, married 11 yr., born IN father born OH mother born IH, farmer, owns free and clear.
Census	15 Apr 1910	Tipton Twp., Cass Co., IN, ED 42 Sh 11B; John C. Hopper, head, 47 (1862-63), marriage 1 of 18 yr., born IN father born OH mother born IN, farmer, rents. Same past as John J. McDowell.
Death	13 Mar 1917	Tipton Twp., Cass Co., IN
Burial	16 Mar 1917	Mays cemetery, Cass Co., IN
Reference No		10134

Spouse	Anna E. MCDOWELL (1855 - 1944)
Child	Della May HOPPER (1893 - 1937)
Child	Rena A. HOPPER (1894 - 1917)
Child	Maude L. HOPPER (1899 - )

Spouse	UNKNOWN ( - 1889)
Child	Russel A. HOPPER (1888 - )
Child	Anna V. HOPPER (1889 - )