STARK COUNTY OHIO - BIO: LUTZ, Marvin W. (published 1925)
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HISTORY OF OHIO, The American Historical Society, Inc. 1925
Volume V, page 69

        MARVIN W. LUTZ. In insurance circles of Ashland and Richland
counties few names are better known that that of Marvin W. Lutz. While he
has been identified with the selling of insuranceas a regular business for
only about five years, in the capacity of district manager for these two
counties of the Union Central Life Insurance Company, from his headquarters
at Mansfield he has just about doubled the insurance in force.
        Mr. Lutz was born in Stark County, Ohio, where he received a public
school education. He was variously employed until the establishment of the
rural free delivery system from the Canton Postoffice during the
Spanish-American war, and at that time was made superintendent of carriers.
After eleven and one-half years in the Canton Postoffice, Mr. Lutz entered
the Isaac Harter & Sons Bank at Canton, where he remained four and one-half
years. In 1907 he came to Mansfield as secretary of the Aultman & Taylor
Manufacturing Company, a concern with which he remained in the same
capacity for ten years, and then entered the insurance field, a line in
which he had become greatly interested. He is now one of the most
successful men in his line in this part of Ohio, and not only represents
the Union Central Life Insurance Company, but the National Liberty Fire
Insurance Company of America, with offices in the Dickson Building. During
1918, up to the signing of the armistice, Mr Lutz was in charge of the
seven counties included in the Mansfield district of the Cleveland
division, investigating and tabulating for the United States Government the
capacity of manufacturing plants and their ability to supply whatever
demand should be made upon them in their special lines.
        Mr. Lutz married Miss Magdalene King, of Buffalo, New York, and
they have no children. Mr. and Mrs. Lutz are members of the Lutheran
Church, and Mr. Lutz occupies a place on the official board.


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