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1930 - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanzer and daughter Betty and Mrs. Marshall of Miami spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Baker - Culver Citizen Wed, Aug 27, 1930 ·Page 3

1931 - Jun 3 - Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lansor and daughter have arrived from Miami, Florida after spending the winter there. The Lansors have purchased the cottage formerly owned by W. B. Paul. of Indianapolis.

1931 Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Lanzer. and small daughter Betty have come to the lake to their newly acquired cottage on the East side of the lake formerly the W. B. Paul cottage, from their home in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lanzer have as their guests for a few weeks this summer Mrs. Florence Kumerfeldt of Detroit and Miss Dora Miller of Chicago. - Culver Citizen Wed, Jun 24, 1931 ·Page 3

1931 - Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Lanzor and daughter Miss Betty Jane will leave their cottage for their winter home in Miami. Mrs. Lanzor is a violinist in the Miami City Park which will open its season soon. Culver CitizenWed, Sep 23, 1931

1932 - Mrs. C. O. Lanzor after opening her cottage for the s summer here at the lake has returned to Chicago for a few weeks. - Culver Citizen Wed, Jun 29, 1932 Page 3

1932 - Mrs. Edward Barry of Chicago are spending the week with M r. Barry's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Lansor and daughter Betty - Culver Citizen Wed, Jul 13, 1932 Page 3

1932 - Mrs. and Mrs. F. L. Thomas are in second C. O. Lanzor cottage for the summer - Culver Citizen Wed., Jul 20, 1932 ·Page 6

1932 - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clemens and children Jimmy Lee and Joan of Miami are here at Lake Maxinkuckee visiting on the East Side as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Lanzor at their summer home, "Neji Lodge."Aug 10, 1932

1935 - C. O. Lanzers have added to the pier of their East Side cottage, "Neji Lodge," and brightened theinterior with fresh paint of the living room and porch. Citizen Wed, Jul 10, 1935 Page 5

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Charles Ora Lanzer Birth: Sep 5 1873 Denver, Colorado Death: 11 Jun 1943 Miami, Dade, Florida, Burial Woodlawn Park North Cemetery and Mausoleum Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida son of William Lanzer and Anna Priscilla Melinda Rader

Charles O. Lanzer

Charles O. Lanzer, builder, son of William and Priscilla Lanzer, was born at Denver, Co. September 4, 1873. His father was a well known builder and contractor in that place and was a very successful business man.

Mr. Lanzer, the subject of this sketch, came to New York City in 1900 where he engaged in moving picture film business. After successfully conducting it fir seven years, in 1907 he disposed of his interests and became interested in building and and the development of Real Estate.

He is now interested in the William J. Nixon Company of No. 481 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn.

In May, 1902, Mr. Lanzer married Miss Hattie F. Fisher of New York City. They reside at No. 167 West Thirty-fourth Street New York City

German Immigration in the United States and Successful German-American and Their Descendants, 1910, by Geo. Van Skal pg. 353

Charles Ora Lanzer

Charles Ora Lanzer, 69, a resident of Miami for 20 years, died Friday at his home, 247 N. E. 31st st.

He came here from West Orange, N. J. Lanzer is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marian Lanzier; a daughter, Miss Betty Jane Meairs, both of Miami, brother, William Lanzer, City, Tenn.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the Philbrick Colonial Funeral home chapel, with the Rev. C. G. Johnstone, pastor of Central Presbyterian church, officiating.

Burial will be in the Woodlawn Park cemetery - Miami News Sat, Jun 12, 1943 ·Page 8

married 1st 30 Jun 1902 Manhattan, New York County, New York, Harriett "Hattie" F Fisher Birth 14 Jan 1879 Summit, Monroe, Ohio Death 19 Oct 1929 Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio daughter of Frank A. Fisher and Hulda J Yost

Mrs Harriet Lanzer Dies Suddenly Here On Saturday Night

Stricken with apoplexy at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edward Gobel, 1139 Eastman street, Saturday night, Mrs. Harriet Lanzer, aged 50, died in Bethesda hospital two hours afterwards without regaining onsciousness.

Mrs. Lanzer and her husband Charles O. Lanzer, had been visiting here for the past few days.

SHe appeared in her usual health when stricken, and death came suddenly.

Mrs. Lanzer made her home in West Orange, N. J. and in Miami, Fla.

Surviving are the husband; two sisters: Mrs. Edward Gobel at the home here. Mrs. Louise Taylor of New York; a brother C. C. Fisher of Sonora; a nephew, Carl Harper, city; a niece Mrs. C. I. Robinson, Wakeman; four aunts: Mrs. Caroline Yost Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mrs. J. C. McAuley, Mrs. Clare Smith and Mrs. Mat Rose, of Woodsfield.

She was a member of the Methodist Church.

The body was removed from the Trimmer funeral home Sunday afternoon to the Gobel home 1139 Eastman street. Funeral arrangements are incomplete

married 2nd 04 Dec 1929 Flordia Marion Barry-Marshall Birth 13 Jun 1897 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois Death 4 Feb 1977 Burial Memorial Plan Flagler Memorial Park Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida daughter of Michael Barry and Nellie L Cain (Nellie m 2nd Henry L Marshall). Known professionally as Marion Barry Taylor