Funeral services for Al H. Lotz, 77, retired piano technician were held in the First Methodist Church with Rev. Wallace Dunson, pastor, officiating.
Lotz, a bachelor resided at the Shamrock Boarding House. He had been in failing health in recent years.
His mother died when he was three, and he was adopted and raised by a Lutheran minister, Karl and Louisa Lotz. He traveled like a character actor and piano player with the Harry Haverstock tent shows before settling in Olney in 1937.
Until poor health restricted his activities, Lotz was an enthusiastic golfer and won several tournaments in the early days. He was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Lotz had one living relative, a half-sister, Mrs. Amelia Feldman of Topeka, Kansas.
Pallbearers were Charles Russell, W.B. McCary, C.G. Nixon, Howard Farmer, James O'Brien, Roland Haverstock.
1900 Basin, Boyd Co., NE
Rev. Karl Lotz, head, 45, Germany
Louisa, wife, 40
Albert, adopted son, 15, KS
1910 Hastings, Adams Co., NE
Albert H. Lotz, 25, KS, KS, IN
1917, registered for the draft in World war I at Peoria, Illinois. He is a dramatic actor for the Fletcher Stock Company. His nearest relative is his adopted mother, Louisa Lotz. Short, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair.
World War II draft, he was self-employed. A friend of W.N. Lunn in Olney. He was white, weighed 130 pounds, 5 foot, 6 inches, brown hair, ruddy complexion, Blue eyes.
Social Security application. He states his birth father is John Bamman. His birth was 24 July 1884 at Girard, Kansas. It was issued in 1959.
Lotz, a bachelor resided at the Shamrock Boarding House. He had been in failing health in recent years.
His mother died when he was three, and he was adopted and raised by a Lutheran minister, Karl and Louisa Lotz. He traveled like a character actor and piano player with the Harry Haverstock tent shows before settling in Olney in 1937.
Until poor health restricted his activities, Lotz was an enthusiastic golfer and won several tournaments in the early days. He was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Lotz had one living relative, a half-sister, Mrs. Amelia Feldman of Topeka, Kansas.
Pallbearers were Charles Russell, W.B. McCary, C.G. Nixon, Howard Farmer, James O'Brien, Roland Haverstock.
1900 Basin, Boyd Co., NE
Rev. Karl Lotz, head, 45, Germany
Louisa, wife, 40
Albert, adopted son, 15, KS
1910 Hastings, Adams Co., NE
Albert H. Lotz, 25, KS, KS, IN
1917, registered for the draft in World war I at Peoria, Illinois. He is a dramatic actor for the Fletcher Stock Company. His nearest relative is his adopted mother, Louisa Lotz. Short, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair.
World War II draft, he was self-employed. A friend of W.N. Lunn in Olney. He was white, weighed 130 pounds, 5 foot, 6 inches, brown hair, ruddy complexion, Blue eyes.
Social Security application. He states his birth father is John Bamman. His birth was 24 July 1884 at Girard, Kansas. It was issued in 1959.
Funeral services for Al H. Lotz, 77, retired piano technician were held in the First Methodist Church with Rev. Wallace Dunson, pastor, officiating.
Lotz, a bachelor resided at the Shamrock Boarding House. He had been in failing health in recent years.
His mother died when he was three, and he was adopted and raised by a Lutheran minister, Karl and Louisa Lotz. He traveled like a character actor and piano player with the Harry Haverstock tent shows before settling in Olney in 1937.
Until poor health restricted his activities, Lotz was an enthusiastic golfer and won several tournaments in the early days. He was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Lotz had one living relative, a half-sister, Mrs. Amelia Feldman of Topeka, Kansas.
Pallbearers were Charles Russell, W.B. McCary, C.G. Nixon, Howard Farmer, James O'Brien, Roland Haverstock.
1900 Basin, Boyd Co., NE
Rev. Karl Lotz, head, 45, Germany
Louisa, wife, 40
Albert, adopted son, 15, KS
1910 Hastings, Adams Co., NE
Albert H. Lotz, 25, KS, KS, IN
1917, registered for the draft in World war I at Peoria, Illinois. He is a dramatic actor for the Fletcher Stock Company. His nearest relative is his adopted mother, Louisa Lotz. Short, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair.
World War II draft, he was self-employed. A friend of W.N. Lunn in Olney. He was white, weighed 130 pounds, 5 foot, 6 inches, brown hair, ruddy complexion, Blue eyes.
Social Security application. He states his birth father is John Bamman. His birth was 24 July 1884 at Girard, Kansas. It was issued in 1959.
Lotz, a bachelor resided at the Shamrock Boarding House. He had been in failing health in recent years.
His mother died when he was three, and he was adopted and raised by a Lutheran minister, Karl and Louisa Lotz. He traveled like a character actor and piano player with the Harry Haverstock tent shows before settling in Olney in 1937.
Until poor health restricted his activities, Lotz was an enthusiastic golfer and won several tournaments in the early days. He was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Lotz had one living relative, a half-sister, Mrs. Amelia Feldman of Topeka, Kansas.
Pallbearers were Charles Russell, W.B. McCary, C.G. Nixon, Howard Farmer, James O'Brien, Roland Haverstock.
1900 Basin, Boyd Co., NE
Rev. Karl Lotz, head, 45, Germany
Louisa, wife, 40
Albert, adopted son, 15, KS
1910 Hastings, Adams Co., NE
Albert H. Lotz, 25, KS, KS, IN
1917, registered for the draft in World war I at Peoria, Illinois. He is a dramatic actor for the Fletcher Stock Company. His nearest relative is his adopted mother, Louisa Lotz. Short, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair.
World War II draft, he was self-employed. A friend of W.N. Lunn in Olney. He was white, weighed 130 pounds, 5 foot, 6 inches, brown hair, ruddy complexion, Blue eyes.
Social Security application. He states his birth father is John Bamman. His birth was 24 July 1884 at Girard, Kansas. It was issued in 1959.
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