Centerville Daily Citizen - March 17, 1905 - page 2
Word was received here last Saturday by relatives announcing the death of Frank Lang at his home at Welch, Wash., on March 9. It is said that heart trouble is the cause of his death and that he had not been sick for any time. Mr. Lang spent most of his life in Pleasant township and moved to Wash., only two or three years ago where he had been doing well. Mr. Lang was almost 60 years of age and was an excellent citizen and held in high esteem by all who knew him.
Typed as printed in the paper - received from M M (48754270) in April of 2020.
Centerville Daily Citizen - March 17, 1905 - page 2
Word was received here last Saturday by relatives announcing the death of Frank Lang at his home at Welch, Wash., on March 9. It is said that heart trouble is the cause of his death and that he had not been sick for any time. Mr. Lang spent most of his life in Pleasant township and moved to Wash., only two or three years ago where he had been doing well. Mr. Lang was almost 60 years of age and was an excellent citizen and held in high esteem by all who knew him.
Typed as printed in the paper - received from M M (48754270) in April of 2020.
Family Members
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Rhoda J. Lang Crowder
1870–1887
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Charles D. Lang
1871–1924
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Laurie Matilda Lang
1873–1874
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Lewis Martin Lang
1874–1941
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Benjamin Franklin "Ben" Lang
1877–1949
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Alice J Lang Holman
1879–1967
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Nettie Lang Heppe
1881–1948
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Minnie Ethel Lang Littell
1886–1968
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Avis F. Lang Sypher
1890–1975
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Ida Mae Lang Deissner
1892–1981
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Arthur E. Lang
1894–1904
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