Married name: Hoopes, born ‎26 May 1888, died ‎Nov 1975‎, 87 years, buried ‎ LaRue Cemetery
Mrs. Hazel D. (Hastings) Hoopes, 87, of RR 1, LaRue died Nov 30, 1975 at 5:45 a.m. Sunday Nov 16, 1975 in East Lawn Manor in Marion. Her husband, Dr. Harry A. Hoopes, a longtime LaRue veterinarian, died in February, 1974.Many years ago, she was one of the first women ever employed by the old Marion Steam Shovel Co. She was a life member of Mary Lenox Chapter 98, Order of Eastern Star and former member of American Legion Auxiliary, 8 et 40 and LaRue Business Women's Association.Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Randall (Betty) Huffman of LaRue and 3 grandchildren.Services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Stofcheck Funeral Home in LaRue with the Rev. James Mason officiating. Burial will. be in LaRue Cemetery.Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday night.

Born ‎26 Jun 1888 Union County Ohio, died ‎26 Feb 1974 Marion County Ohio‎, 85 years, buried ‎ LaRue Cemetery. Occupation: Veterinarian
2 Lieutenant Veterinary Corps 20 June 1918 from Officers' Reserve Corps; 1 Lieutenant 25 Sept 1918. Auxiliary Remount Depot 316 to Discharge Cp Greenleaf Ga. Honorable discharge 21 Dec 1918.

1st Lieut WW I

Hoopes-Feb 26, 1974
Dr. Harry A., 85
634 LaRue-Marseilles Road
LaRue
Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Stofcheck Funeral Home in LaRue by the Rev. James Mason, with burial in LaRue Cemetery.
Friends may call Saturday afternoon and evening. Masonic services will be at 8 p.m. Saturday by the LaRue Lodge 463 F&AM.
He died Tuesday night at Eastlawn Manor in Marion.
He was born June 26, 1888, in Marysville to Arthur and Jesse (Banks) Hoopes.
He was married to Hazel D. Hastings Dec. 17, 1918, in Atlanta, Ga., and she survives. He was a retired veterinarian, who had practiced 50 years in the LaRue area.
Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Randall (Betty) Huffman of LaRue and three grandchildren;
A sister is deceased.
He was a graduate of Ohio State University in veterinary medicine in 1914. He helped organize the North Central Veterinary Association, and
was past president of the Ohio Veterinary Association.
He was a World War I veteran, discharged as a lieutenant, and helped organize the LaRue American Legion post in 1919, and was a past commander. He joined the 40 et 8 in 1922, and was a past grand chef. He was chairman of the state child welfare committee for the organization in 1945. He was an honorary chef de gare in 1945, and was the national delegate from Ohio for 20 years for the group. He was known across the state for his initiation work, and was national historian in 1949-50.
He was a member of the LaRue Lodge F&AM for 56 years, and belonged to the Consistory in Columbus for 48 years, was a 32nd degree mason, a member of the Aladdin Shrine Temple for 48 years.
He was Republican township committeeman for 44 years, on the LaRue school board 193842, two-term Montgomery Township trustee, a Marion County draft board member during World War II and in 1970 was appointed to the Soldiers and Sailors Relief board of Marion County, and served through 1972.
Donations may be made to the 40 et 8 Grand Voiture of Ohio, child welfare, George R. Glaub, 4430 Chandler Dr., Columbus 43213.