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Max Frederick Reihmann (b. 1861, Germany) came to Camden in 1889 and founded a sheet metal-working shop that became one of the city's leading concerns. He retired in 1913, passing the business to his sons Max Jr., Frederick, and Paul, and was active in Camden Masonic and civic life.
Frank J. Hartmann Jr. was born into the Hartmann family on November 3, 1898, in Camden, New Jersey, to parents Frank J. Hartmann Sr. and Anna.
Otto E. Braun, born around 1891 to Francis X. and Mrs. Braun, was part of a family that had its roots in Camden.
Former Camden Councilman Frederick Geissler, 67, died after a six-month illness at his home at 930 North 24th Street. He served as justice of the peace and was a lifelong Republican and member of Mozart Lodge No. 121.
The Past Masters' Circle of Mozart Lodge of Masons held its annual outing yesterday at Pioneer's Grove, Pine Hill. The circle has been in existence 40 years. A banquet was served in the grove. Sports were a feature.
The funeral of John G. Schramm, a pioneer resident of Cramer Hill who operated a hotel at 27th Street and Cleveland Avenue, was held December 1, 1920 from his home at 912 North 31st Street.
Death notice for Albert Ebener, 71, husband of Anna T. Ebener and a member of Mozart Lodge No. 121, of 952 North Front Street, Camden.