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C. W. Heier Baan
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Carleton a Peosenger
Funeral services for Charles W
Heier of Flat Rock were  hek
Wednesday afternoon at the Re
Finley Funeral Home in Fla
Rock, the Rev. Rial E. Simons
‘pastor of the Methodist Church
officiating. Pall bearers were Ru:
'dolph ‘Hoeft, Herman ‘Hloeft, Car
Grunert, Julius Grunert, Johr
‘Draftz and Otto Heier. Inter.
ment was in’ Michigan Memoria
Park.
| Mr, Heier was prominent in
this vicinity for many years as <
member of the firm of Heier
Brothers Lumber and Coal deal-
ers in Flat Rock. He died Satur-
ay night of a heart ailment and
other complications from which
he had been suffering for the past
two years.
Mr. /Heier was a member of the
|.0.0.F. lodge in Flat Rock, Hi-
vam Lodge No. 110 F. & A. M,,
ind the Rotary Club. He was a
a Noble Grand of the Odd
Fellow’s Lodge. Hle was born
November 23, 1882, in Germany,
coming to this country in 1890,
he family settled in Detroit’
where Mr. Heier’s father was a
wagon maker and_ blacksmith:
The family later moved to Waltz
and from thence to Flat Rock in
'1921. He is survived by his wife,
Hilda, two brothers, Herman and
Ernie, two sisters, Mrs. Selma
Draftz and Mrs. Martha Hoeft,
one son, Warren, two danghters,
Louise and Marjorie, two grand-
children, James and Louise of
Toledo,

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