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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
8
The report notes the death of a young woman, a Jontz family member, following an incident on Bat Main Street. She was born west of town, lived in Silver Lake before marriage, and leaves many friends. Her sudden death has caused widespread sorrow.
Hazel G Jontz Votter born near Silver Lake Indiana July 18 1893 died March 20 1921 age 27 years 8 months 2 days She joined United Brethren Church at Silver Lake about ten years ago Married Keith C Youter Oct 2 1912 they lived in Kendallville and Alpine for business Her sickness lasted a few days leading to hospital care in Garrett She leaves husband James Robert their son and siblings plus many relatives The funeral at United Brethren church with Rev EB Wright Fort Wayne and burial at Lakeview cemetery.
The Yotter family thanks friends in Silver Lake Kendallville Albion and elsewhere for help and sympathy after our loss. We gratefully acknowledge the flowers given in memory of Keith C. Yotter and extend appreciation from M. D. Yotter and families.
Funeral attendees included H. B. Adams and wife S. S. Adams H. J. Bassett Mrs. George Kellner of Kendallville Stanley L Su face and wife Wolf Lake Mr. and Mrs. Harrold Ripple and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brixley Albion Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jontz and daughter Wishawaka Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B li Mrs Pleasie Ream and Mrs. Jennie Leffel North Manchester Mrs. E. A. Scoles and Mrs. Hazel Bloom Claypool C. A. Craig Connersville E. B. Jontz and family Columbia City Mrs. Ed Skinner Peru H. E. Regenos and wife and Mrs. Glenn Tullis Akron Frank Summe Marion Mrs. Harve Geiger Warsaw Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cluen Clay pruol
An Erie official anticipated a return to normal conditions within two months. He said the country would enter a major building boom with prosperity if labor and capital cooperated, and noted higher construction material prices after the boom begins due to shortages. A New York financial writer comments on Steele or Dora.
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