Civil War Veteran Smith Celebrates 80th Birthday
Moore and family long time residents in the north part of town. On February 8 Mr. Smith marked his 80th birthday at his son Frank Smith's home in Piqua Ohio with many relatives and friends attending. He served four years in Co BK 20th Ohio Vol Inf and endured confinement at Andersonville prison including the time of a famed uprising that brought life to many prisoners.
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Smith
Frank Smith
Piqua
Ohio
BK. 20Th Ohio
Andersonville
Emerick Home Hosts Funeral Attendees from Elk Hart
Mrs Leo Leonard and several friends traveled from Elk Hart to attend the funeral of Harold Archer's sister in law held Tuesday afternoon. They dined later at the Mrs Mary Meek home after arriving for the service.
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Leo Leonard
Elkhart
Mary Meek
Funeral for Samuel Smith Draws Moore and Rager Families
Budd Moore and family of Laketon and Mrs. Levi Rager and family of Pierceton attended the funeral of their stepfather Samuel Smith on Tuesday.
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Budd Moore
Laketon
Levi Rager
Pierceton
Samuel Smith
Obituary: Samuel W. Smith of Silver Lake Indiana
Samuel W. Smith born February 8 1843 in Rockbridge County Virginia died April 1 1923 at home in Silver Lake Indiana aged 80 years 1 month 23 days He served four years in Co B 20th Ohio Vol Infantry in the Civil War He married Louetta Frankenberger in 1868 they had four children Jean Frank William Berdette Jean and William preceded him He later married Mary Moore in 1905 Survived by wife two sons Frank and Berdette a brother Francis and many others Funeral Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev Park Rev Singer and Rev Sturgell and burial at Lakeview Cemetery
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Samuel W. Smith
Francis
Margaret Holmes Smith
Rockbridge County
Virginia
Silver Lake
Piqua
Ohio
Co. B. 20Th Ohio
Louetta Frankenberger
Wawaka
Indiana
Jean
Frank
William
Burdette
G. K Smith
Mary Moore
Francis A. Smith
Sandusky
M. E
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Card of Thanks for Samuel W. Smith Family
The family expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and support during their time of extreme need and grief after the death of Samuel W. Smith. They especially thank those who offered time and assistance to ease the burden of his passing and ask for God’s guidance and protection for all.
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Samuel W. Smith
Funeral attendance noted for Samuel Smith kin and friends
Relatives and friends gathered from Ohio and nearby areas for the Samuel Smith funeral. Attendees included Bert Smith and family from Loraine and Piqua, James Smith and spouse from Bourbon, Harry Cotterm an and Maselene Graw from Warsaw area, and Lester Reed from Warsaw, who also visited Mrs Archer at the North Manchester service.
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Samuel Smith
Bert Smith
Hazel Lewis
Loraine
Ohio
Frank Smith
Eugene and
Grant Smith
Piqua
James Smith
Bourbon
Harry Cotterman
Denver
Maselene Graw
Warsaw
Samuel Smith Funeral Draws Family From Several Towns
Tony Underhill of Huntington visited with his parents to attend the funeral of his uncle Samuel Smith. Rev. W. H. Park from Denver officiated. Ralph Shepherd and Ben Gertch of near Sidney also visited and attended.
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Tony Underhill
Huntington Tuesaday
L. D. Underhill
Samuel Smith
Ralph Shepherd
Ben Gertch
Sidney
Mrs Irvin Smith attends Samuel Smith funeral in Mentone
Mrs Irvin Smith of Mentone attended the funeral of Samuel Smith on Tuesday. She is noted as a sister to the deceased's widow, also named Mrs Samuel Smith.
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Irvin Smith
Mentone
Samuel Smith
Local residents report illness and gradual improvement
Mrs Harmon Drudge has recovered from a two week flu illness though still recovering. Andrew Hamman who lived in the north part of town was ill last week but now shows some improvement. Thomas Baker in the north part of town has been very ill with a severe cold and lagrippe this past week.
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Andrew Hamman
Thomas Baker
Mrs Catherine Rager Sick At Francis Rager Home
Mrs Catherine Rager has been staying at the Francis Rager home most of the winter and has been very ill for the past week.
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Francis Rager
Mrs J F Oldfather Improves After Tonsillitis Attack
Mrs J F Oldfather has been suffering from tonsillitis at her home in this place, but the latest report is that she is greatly improved.
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William Wiley
Local Health Briefs Report Mixed Recoveries
William Wiley shows improvement after gall stone attack. Floyd Drudge family near Yellow Creek lake and Iris Smith family west of town report flu recovery. Mrs Julius Magnin home in Warsaw after hospital operation. Ed Eicholtz southwest of town remains in serious condition with repeated paralysis and delirium.
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Floyd Drudge
Yellow Creek Lake
Julius Magnin
Warsaw
Miss Harriet Wiltrout Enters Methodist Home in Indiana
Word was received that Harriet Wiltrout left here in January, stayed with her sister in Berea Ohio, then moved on March 26 to the Methodist Home at Warren Indiana to begin her new life. Her mother Mrs E J Wiltrout was burned to death December 19 last year and Harriet is adjusting to the new home with many friends watching her progress.
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Harriet Wiltrout
Berea
Ohio
O. D. Chase
Warren
Indiana
E. J. Wiltrout
Harriet
Miss Wiltrout
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