From the News-Sentinel; Monday, May 9, 1938:
Isaac LOVE, 77, of Argos passed away Friday evening at the Morris hospital, in Plymouth. Mr. Love had been removed to the hospital a few days ago. Death resulted from a complication of diseases which came in the wake of several strokes of paralysis. Mr. Love had been a resident of the Argos community for practically all of his life.
The deceased was born in Indiana on February 28th, 1861. No information was available as to the names of his parents or his wife. Mrs. Love passed away several years ago, however. Mr. Love was employed as a day laborer for a long number of years and later was on the sales force of a Plymouth, Ind. auto agency.
The survivors are a daughter, Mrs. SARBER, of Hammond; three sons, and a sister, Mrs. Sophia HODGES of Argos.
Funeral services were held at the Umbaugh funeral home, in Argos, Sunday afternoon. Burial was made in the Reichter cemetery.
Isaac LOVE, 77, of Argos passed away Friday evening at the Morris hospital, in Plymouth. Mr. Love had been removed to the hospital a few days ago. Death resulted from a complication of diseases which came in the wake of several strokes of paralysis. Mr. Love had been a resident of the Argos community for practically all of his life.
The deceased was born in Indiana on February 28th, 1861. No information was available as to the names of his parents or his wife. Mrs. Love passed away several years ago, however. Mr. Love was employed as a day laborer for a long number of years and later was on the sales force of a Plymouth, Ind. auto agency.
The survivors are a daughter, Mrs. SARBER, of Hammond; three sons, and a sister, Mrs. Sophia HODGES of Argos.
Funeral services were held at the Umbaugh funeral home, in Argos, Sunday afternoon. Burial was made in the Reichter cemetery.
From the News-Sentinel; Monday, May 9, 1938:
Isaac LOVE, 77, of Argos passed away Friday evening at the Morris hospital, in Plymouth. Mr. Love had been removed to the hospital a few days ago. Death resulted from a complication of diseases which came in the wake of several strokes of paralysis. Mr. Love had been a resident of the Argos community for practically all of his life.
The deceased was born in Indiana on February 28th, 1861. No information was available as to the names of his parents or his wife. Mrs. Love passed away several years ago, however. Mr. Love was employed as a day laborer for a long number of years and later was on the sales force of a Plymouth, Ind. auto agency.
The survivors are a daughter, Mrs. SARBER, of Hammond; three sons, and a sister, Mrs. Sophia HODGES of Argos.
Funeral services were held at the Umbaugh funeral home, in Argos, Sunday afternoon. Burial was made in the Reichter cemetery.
Isaac LOVE, 77, of Argos passed away Friday evening at the Morris hospital, in Plymouth. Mr. Love had been removed to the hospital a few days ago. Death resulted from a complication of diseases which came in the wake of several strokes of paralysis. Mr. Love had been a resident of the Argos community for practically all of his life.
The deceased was born in Indiana on February 28th, 1861. No information was available as to the names of his parents or his wife. Mrs. Love passed away several years ago, however. Mr. Love was employed as a day laborer for a long number of years and later was on the sales force of a Plymouth, Ind. auto agency.
The survivors are a daughter, Mrs. SARBER, of Hammond; three sons, and a sister, Mrs. Sophia HODGES of Argos.
Funeral services were held at the Umbaugh funeral home, in Argos, Sunday afternoon. Burial was made in the Reichter cemetery.
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