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Note: 1900 Cheshire Twp, Gallia Co, OH Census
Frank Rupe age 36 b: Jan. 1864 OH
Mary Rupe age 27 b: Aug. 1872 OH
Arthur Rupe age 6 b: Jne 1893 OH
Homer Rupe age 5 b: April 1895 OH
Raymond Rupe age 3 b: April 1897
1910 Cheshire Twp, Gallia Co, OH Census
Frank Rupe age 45 OH
Mary Rupe age 36 OH
Arthur Rupe age 16 OH
Homer Rupe age 14 OH
Raymond Rupe age 12 OH
1920 Cheshire Twp, Gallia Co, OH Census
Frank Rupe age 55 OH Farmer
Mary M Rupe age 46 OH
Arthur Rupe age 26 OH Farmer
E Raymond Rupe age 22 OH Farmer
Grace Rupe age 22 OH (daughter-in-law)
C Marvin Rupe age 8 OH
Leo M Rupe age 6 OH
FRANK S RUPE DIES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING
Frank S Rupe died of a heart attack at his home a mile and a half up Kyger creek from
Kyger village at 12:50 this morning. He was in his 75th year and father of Arthur Rupe,
Kyger merchant and Raymond Rupe of this city.
Mr Rupe had been ailing somewhat but had worked in his garden last evening and his
death came as a shocking surprise to relatives and friends.
Youngest of family
He was born and reared about half a mile from where he died and his whole life had been
spent in that immediate neighborhood. He was an industrous, honest, home-loving man
who had many friends and probably no enemies.
He was the youngest son of the late Washington and Elizabeth Rothgeb Rupe and was
born January 10, 1864. About 46 years ago he married Miss Mary Might, a daughter of
the late Jonas Might. She and two children, in addition to the two named, survive:
Marion and Leo, both at home. Also surviving is one brother, William, who lives on the
site of the old Rupe homestead, and who has long been in poor health.
Mrs H Bion Bradbury, of this city is a niece of the decedent. Her father, D Perry Rupe,
died two years ago last Thursday. Since then another and older brother, Jacob, died at his
home near Cheshire.
Francis S Rupe was a charter member of the Kyger counsil, Jr. O. U. A. M.
Funeral services will be held at the Kyger M E church at 2 o�clock Saturday, in charge of
Rev. Harvey Bolton of Rutland. Burial will be made at Poplar Ridge by J L Coleman.
(Died June 23, 1938)
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