LEONARD J. LENZ
(1867 - 1926)
LEONARD LENZ DIES TODAY IN SANATORIUM
Well Known Green Bay Man Passes Away in Michigan
Leonard Lenz, well known Green Bay man, was found dead in bed this morning at a Grand Rapids, Mich., sanitarium according to work received here by relatives. Although Mr. Lenz had wired his firm, the Monarch Manufacturing company, that he was not feeling well and would not be in his territory for a time, relatives here did not know of his illness and the news of his death was the first knowledge they had of his presence at the sanitarium.
No details were contained in the wire, Joseph and Louis Deuster, nephews, left this afternoon for Grand Rapids and will bring the body to Green Bay. Mr. Lenz was born in Green Bay March 11, 1866. He was a representative of the Monarch Manufacturing company, clothiers, and had traveled out of Green Bay for many years.
He is survived by the following sisters and brothers, Mrs. James Deuster and Charles Lenz of Green Bay and Mrs. Alois Freund of Wisconsin Rapids.
Green Bay Press-Gazette, Wis., Monday, October 25, 1926 pg. 2
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(1867 - 1926)
LEONARD LENZ DIES TODAY IN SANATORIUM
Well Known Green Bay Man Passes Away in Michigan
Leonard Lenz, well known Green Bay man, was found dead in bed this morning at a Grand Rapids, Mich., sanitarium according to work received here by relatives. Although Mr. Lenz had wired his firm, the Monarch Manufacturing company, that he was not feeling well and would not be in his territory for a time, relatives here did not know of his illness and the news of his death was the first knowledge they had of his presence at the sanitarium.
No details were contained in the wire, Joseph and Louis Deuster, nephews, left this afternoon for Grand Rapids and will bring the body to Green Bay. Mr. Lenz was born in Green Bay March 11, 1866. He was a representative of the Monarch Manufacturing company, clothiers, and had traveled out of Green Bay for many years.
He is survived by the following sisters and brothers, Mrs. James Deuster and Charles Lenz of Green Bay and Mrs. Alois Freund of Wisconsin Rapids.
Green Bay Press-Gazette, Wis., Monday, October 25, 1926 pg. 2
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LEONARD J. LENZ
(1867 - 1926)
LEONARD LENZ DIES TODAY IN SANATORIUM
Well Known Green Bay Man Passes Away in Michigan
Leonard Lenz, well known Green Bay man, was found dead in bed this morning at a Grand Rapids, Mich., sanitarium according to work received here by relatives. Although Mr. Lenz had wired his firm, the Monarch Manufacturing company, that he was not feeling well and would not be in his territory for a time, relatives here did not know of his illness and the news of his death was the first knowledge they had of his presence at the sanitarium.
No details were contained in the wire, Joseph and Louis Deuster, nephews, left this afternoon for Grand Rapids and will bring the body to Green Bay. Mr. Lenz was born in Green Bay March 11, 1866. He was a representative of the Monarch Manufacturing company, clothiers, and had traveled out of Green Bay for many years.
He is survived by the following sisters and brothers, Mrs. James Deuster and Charles Lenz of Green Bay and Mrs. Alois Freund of Wisconsin Rapids.
Green Bay Press-Gazette, Wis., Monday, October 25, 1926 pg. 2
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(1867 - 1926)
LEONARD LENZ DIES TODAY IN SANATORIUM
Well Known Green Bay Man Passes Away in Michigan
Leonard Lenz, well known Green Bay man, was found dead in bed this morning at a Grand Rapids, Mich., sanitarium according to work received here by relatives. Although Mr. Lenz had wired his firm, the Monarch Manufacturing company, that he was not feeling well and would not be in his territory for a time, relatives here did not know of his illness and the news of his death was the first knowledge they had of his presence at the sanitarium.
No details were contained in the wire, Joseph and Louis Deuster, nephews, left this afternoon for Grand Rapids and will bring the body to Green Bay. Mr. Lenz was born in Green Bay March 11, 1866. He was a representative of the Monarch Manufacturing company, clothiers, and had traveled out of Green Bay for many years.
He is survived by the following sisters and brothers, Mrs. James Deuster and Charles Lenz of Green Bay and Mrs. Alois Freund of Wisconsin Rapids.
Green Bay Press-Gazette, Wis., Monday, October 25, 1926 pg. 2
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