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'''Other information:''' 300 Lake Street was the childhood home of [[Lucy | '''Other information:''' 300 Lake Street was the childhood home of [[Lucy Jones Berk|Lucy Jones Berk]], daughter of artist [[Amy Jones|Amy Jones]]. | ||
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''[[ | ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 13, 1952 | ||
'''10 Years ago today''' [October 13, 1942] | '''10 Years ago today''' [October 13, 1942] | ||
[[Henry | [[Henry Burl|Henry Burl]] and Mrs. [[Rose Fobare|Rose Fobare]], of 300 Lake St., had been host and hostess at a farewell party for [[Irvin Fobare|Irvin Fobare]], who left for service in the armed forces. | ||
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Other information: 300 Lake Street was the childhood home of Lucy Jones Berk, daughter of artist Amy Jones.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 13, 1952
10 Years ago today [October 13, 1942]
Henry Burl and Mrs. Rose Fobare, of 300 Lake St., had been host and hostess at a farewell party for Irvin Fobare, who left for service in the armed forces.