Herman W. Bauer, 73, of 125 Main St., Glencoe, died Monday at his home.
He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Glencoe, and a member of the Brotherhood of Anglican Church Men, a member and past president of the Glencoe Rotary Club and a chairman of the Easter Seal campaign for many years; chairman of the Four Counties Hospital Board; past pastor of Lorne Lodge No. 282; past D.D.C.M. of Chatham District; member of Mocha Temple; past T.P.C.M. of London Lodge of Perfection and Honourary 33rd degree member of the Scottish Right.
Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Gaskell; one daughter; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Clara) Leasa of Rostock and Mrs. Hulda Mogk of Brunner; five brothers, Reinhardt of Brussels, Martin of Guelph, Emil of Stratford, Rudolph and Albert both of R.R. 5 Mitchell; one aunt, Mrs. Clara Young of Stratford; also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife, Emma, in 1951, and one son, Willis, in 1949.
He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Glencoe, and a member of the Brotherhood of Anglican Church Men, a member and past president of the Glencoe Rotary Club and a chairman of the Easter Seal campaign for many years; chairman of the Four Counties Hospital Board; past pastor of Lorne Lodge No. 282; past D.D.C.M. of Chatham District; member of Mocha Temple; past T.P.C.M. of London Lodge of Perfection and Honourary 33rd degree member of the Scottish Right.
Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Gaskell; one daughter; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Clara) Leasa of Rostock and Mrs. Hulda Mogk of Brunner; five brothers, Reinhardt of Brussels, Martin of Guelph, Emil of Stratford, Rudolph and Albert both of R.R. 5 Mitchell; one aunt, Mrs. Clara Young of Stratford; also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife, Emma, in 1951, and one son, Willis, in 1949.
Herman W. Bauer, 73, of 125 Main St., Glencoe, died Monday at his home.
He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Glencoe, and a member of the Brotherhood of Anglican Church Men, a member and past president of the Glencoe Rotary Club and a chairman of the Easter Seal campaign for many years; chairman of the Four Counties Hospital Board; past pastor of Lorne Lodge No. 282; past D.D.C.M. of Chatham District; member of Mocha Temple; past T.P.C.M. of London Lodge of Perfection and Honourary 33rd degree member of the Scottish Right.
Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Gaskell; one daughter; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Clara) Leasa of Rostock and Mrs. Hulda Mogk of Brunner; five brothers, Reinhardt of Brussels, Martin of Guelph, Emil of Stratford, Rudolph and Albert both of R.R. 5 Mitchell; one aunt, Mrs. Clara Young of Stratford; also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife, Emma, in 1951, and one son, Willis, in 1949.
He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Glencoe, and a member of the Brotherhood of Anglican Church Men, a member and past president of the Glencoe Rotary Club and a chairman of the Easter Seal campaign for many years; chairman of the Four Counties Hospital Board; past pastor of Lorne Lodge No. 282; past D.D.C.M. of Chatham District; member of Mocha Temple; past T.P.C.M. of London Lodge of Perfection and Honourary 33rd degree member of the Scottish Right.
Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Gaskell; one daughter; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Clara) Leasa of Rostock and Mrs. Hulda Mogk of Brunner; five brothers, Reinhardt of Brussels, Martin of Guelph, Emil of Stratford, Rudolph and Albert both of R.R. 5 Mitchell; one aunt, Mrs. Clara Young of Stratford; also several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife, Emma, in 1951, and one son, Willis, in 1949.
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