Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Mulhauser, Samuel A. 1934
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The Ionia Sentinel-Standard, Friday, February 16, 1934

Maj. S. A. Mulhauser, of Detroit, son-in-law of Robert Baerd of Ionia, died 
suddenly Thursday afternoon in a hotel at Flint following a heart attack he 
had suffered while in that city on business.

Major Mulhauser had gone to Flint on a matter involving an automobile 
insurance adjustment and it was while he was there that the heart attack 
overcame him.  He was taken to the hotel where his death followed within a 
short time.  He had not been well for some time but his trouble was not 
thought to be of a serious nature.

Major Mulhauser left Ionia all of 18 years ago, going to Detroit and later to 
Grand Rapids where he represented the Central Casualty West Insurance company 
and others.  He returned to Detroit about 15 years ago and has since lived 
there, where in late years he has been developing his own automatable 
insurance business.  When a resident of Ionia he clerked for N. Silver for a 
number of years and was active in fraternal and business circles.

When the United States entered the war he entered the service as a captain and 
was brevetted major upon muster out.  During the period of war service he 
served at Camp Custer and other cantonments as mobilization officer both at 
Camp Custer and at Notre Dame.

He was married here to Miss Helen Baerd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 
Baerd, who with two sons, Robert and Frederick, survives him.

Subsequent Publication:  Saturday, February 17, 1934

A brief prayer service at the grave was held Saturday afternoon for Major S. 
A. Mulhauser, former Ionian and World war veteran, who died in Flint Friday 
following a sudden heart attack which he suffered while there on business.  
The body was brought to Ionia Saturday from his Detroit home, accompanied by 
Mrs. Helen Baerd Mulhauser, daughter of Justice Robert E. Baerd, of this city, 
and her sons.

The short service was held privately Saturday afternoon at the Highland Park 
Mausoleum, where the body was placed temporarily.  Rev. F. J. Fitch, of Ionia, 
offered the prayer.  Bearers were Fred J. Owens, Glenn D. Mathews, A. J. 
Hemingway, Arthur Baxter, of Ionia, and Bruce Lang and William Jarvis of 
Dowagiac.  Mr. and Mrs. E. Lassiter, also of Dowagiac, were present.



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