1880 U.S. Census, Appanoose County, Iowa, Johns Township
Page 14
Dwelling 124, Household 126
Stone, A.C., white, male, 34, married, merchant, born in Ohio, father born in [illegible], mother born in New Jersey
Stone, Annie, white, female, 34, wife, married, born in Indiana, both parents born in Indiana
Stone, Eliza, white, female, 9, daughter, single, in school, born in Iowa, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana
Stone, Walter, white, male, 6, son, single, in school, born in Iowa, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana
Stone, Cora, white, female, 1, daughter, born in Iowa, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana

1930 U.S. Census, Appanoose County, Iowa, Centerville City, 2nd Ward
Sheet 19A
509 Maple East
Dwelling 528, Household 528
Kletfer, L C, head, owns home, value of home $10,000, owns radio set, not on farm, male, white, 32, married, age at first marriage 25, not in school, can read and write, born in Missouri, both parents born in Germany, speaks English, occupation repair shop, works on own account, at work previous day, not a veteran
Kletfer, Cecyl, wife, female, white, married, age at first marriage 25, not in school, can read and write, born in Iowa, both parents born in Iowa, speaks English, home worker
Kletfer, Larry, son, male, white, 6, single, in school, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Missouri, mother born in Iowa, speaks English, no occupation
Moore, S. C., father in law, male, white, 63, married, age at first marriage 22, not in school, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana, speaks English, retired [illegible], not a veteran
Moore, Lida, mother in law, female, white, 58, married, age at first marriage 18, not in school, can read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana, speaks English, no occupation

1940 U.S. Census, Centerville City, Appanoose County, Iowa
Enumeration District 4-8, Sheet 5B
509 E. Maple Street, Visited No. 121, owned, value $3,500, not on a farm
Klepfer, Laurence, head, male, white, 40, married, not in school, highest grade completed H4, born in Missouri, living in same house in 1935, employed for pay, worked 75 hours previous week, service manager for automobile garage, private work, weeks worked 50, income $2,120, no other income
Klepfer, Cecil, wife, female, white, 40, married, not in school, highest grade completed H4, born in Iowa, living in same house in 1935, not employed, engaged in housework, no other income
Klepfer, Larry, son, male, white, 16, single, attended school, highest grade completed H2, born in Iowa, living in same house in 1935, not employed, at school, no other income
Moore, Lida, mother-in-law, female, white, 67, marital status unclear (crossed out, appears to say married), not in school, highest grade completed C2, born in Iowa, living in same house in 1935, not employed, engaged in housework, no other income

“Mrs. Moore Taken at 89
Mrs. Lida A. Stone More [sic] of 509 East Maple Street, Centerville, passed away Monday evening, May 22 at 9:45 at the age of 89 years, 9 months and 13 days.
She was born on a farm near Plano, Iowa August 9, 1871 the daughter of Alfred C. and Anna M. Thurman Stone. She was married to Samuel Irvin Moore, June 25, 1890 in Centerville.
Surviving her are three children, R. Dillon Moore of Kansas City, Missouri, Rex Moore of Aurora, Illinois and Mrs. Cecyl L. Klepfer of Centerville, a grandson, Larry Klepfer of Evanston, Ill., two great grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. James Adamson of Centerville and a nephew, William Kendrick of Des Moines. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, two brothers, Walter and Charley Stone and one sister, Mrs. Cora Kendrick.
She was a long time member of the Methodist Church acting as the president of most of its organizations; Past President of the Appanoose County Federation of Church and Teachers of Crescent Bible Class; 73 year member of the P.E.O. Society; Eastern Star; D.U.V.; M.X.L. Club and for years wa sa [sic] member of the Drake Ave. Library Board.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 25, at 2 p.m. from the Johnson Funeral Home with Rev. Frank Johnson and Rev. DeWit Foster officiating. Burial will be i nthe [sic] Oakland Cemetery.” [Centerville Iowegian, 22 May 1961, page 2.]