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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
3
A collage of aphorisms and light commentary ponders poverty, progress, community, and human nature. The column jokes about fiddlers in the poor house, spring fever at lake resorts, and a playful critique of public life while noting the Huerta government and children’s honesty tied to dinner.
Obituary details for Sarah Jane Dirlam of Fremont Indiana born August 4 1840 died April 28 1914 aged 73 years 8 months 23 days married February 8 1866 to Chauncy Abbott with six children and Rebekah lodge member funeral April 30 at the M E church. Betsy Elizabeth Wolff born March 18 1834 in Columbiana County Ohio died April 27 1914 at James Wolff’s home in Merle Beach Michigan funeral at Algansee U B church April 20 burial at Lester Cemetery.
Emma Adair was born in Licking County Ohio on September 14 1835. She moved with her parents to Williams County Ohio then Boone County Iowa where she married Benjamin J Adair on January 1 1850. They had twelve children six boys and six girls seven died early and five survived. Her children include Emma Roberts Fremont Indiana Jennie Henney Chicago Illinois Sophronia Seydell Jackson Michigan Minnie Seely Harbor Springs Michigan and Charles I Adair Ray Indiana. She joined the Baptist church at Clear Lake Indiana and later the United Brethren in Christ in Scott Township Ohio. She died in Jackson Michigan on April 26 1914 aged 78 years 7 months 12 days. Her husband had died about 15 years earlier and she left five children 22 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Burial followed a funeral conducted by her elder daughter Mrs T H Roberts.
Rey G and Seiple of Reading Michigan are noted for interment in the old Fre mont Indiana cemetery.
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