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CHARLES C.
_ LAUTENSCHLAGER
Charles C. Lautenschlager,
B7, of 12218 Armstrong Road,
South Rockwood, ae in Sea-
Hospital Saturday.
we The aah of Francis and Ellen ;
Lautenschlager, he was born
at South Rockwood April 18,
1876. He had been tester for
Michigan .Milk Producers As-
sociation, was secretary of Riv-
erside Cemetery at South Rock-
wood for 43 years, and had been
an agent for the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co.

Mr, Lautenschlager was a life
member of the Flat Rock:
Grange. He had been trustee
of the First Methodist Church
of Flat Rock for many years

 

 

 

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and in 1960 was made honorary
trustee. He helped with con-
struction of the former Method- |
ist Church on Huron River Dr.
Preceded in death by his
wife, Jessie, Jan. 12, 1954, he
is survived by a foster daugh-
ter, Nadia Franchuk, at home;
nieces, Mrs. Alan McClean of
Flat Rock, Mrs, Vern Cornelius
of Appleton, Wis. and Mrs.
Harold Ballard of Allen Park;
nephews, Forrest Crook of De-
troit and Francis Crook of
Wayne; and a_ sister-in-law,
Mrs, Lillie Lautenschlager of
Trenton.
The body was in the Bobcean
Funeral Home until noon Tues-
?}day when it was taken to the
;|First Methodist Church to lie
in state until time of services.
|The Rev. Frank Cowick of-
.|ficiated and interment was in

.| Riverside Cemetery,
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