Born in Logansport, IN on November 16, 1880, he was the son of Jacob and Eliza (Myers) Latz.
Survivors include his wife, Minnie; two brothers, Harry of Decatur, MI and George of Logansport; two sisters, Lula (Latz) Spears of Logansport and Mrs Mary Grusenemeyer of Route 3, Logansport; and a nephew, Walter of Chicago, IL; the couple had no children.
Joseph and Minnie moved to Chicago shortly after their marriage and resided there for thirty-five years. They returned to Logansport in 1940 following Mr Latz's retirement from the Belt Railway in Chicago.
Joseph was a member of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Burial was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport, IN.
Survivors include his wife, Minnie; two brothers, Harry of Decatur, MI and George of Logansport; two sisters, Lula (Latz) Spears of Logansport and Mrs Mary Grusenemeyer of Route 3, Logansport; and a nephew, Walter of Chicago, IL; the couple had no children.
Joseph and Minnie moved to Chicago shortly after their marriage and resided there for thirty-five years. They returned to Logansport in 1940 following Mr Latz's retirement from the Belt Railway in Chicago.
Joseph was a member of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Burial was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport, IN.
Born in Logansport, IN on November 16, 1880, he was the son of Jacob and Eliza (Myers) Latz.
Survivors include his wife, Minnie; two brothers, Harry of Decatur, MI and George of Logansport; two sisters, Lula (Latz) Spears of Logansport and Mrs Mary Grusenemeyer of Route 3, Logansport; and a nephew, Walter of Chicago, IL; the couple had no children.
Joseph and Minnie moved to Chicago shortly after their marriage and resided there for thirty-five years. They returned to Logansport in 1940 following Mr Latz's retirement from the Belt Railway in Chicago.
Joseph was a member of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Burial was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport, IN.
Survivors include his wife, Minnie; two brothers, Harry of Decatur, MI and George of Logansport; two sisters, Lula (Latz) Spears of Logansport and Mrs Mary Grusenemeyer of Route 3, Logansport; and a nephew, Walter of Chicago, IL; the couple had no children.
Joseph and Minnie moved to Chicago shortly after their marriage and resided there for thirty-five years. They returned to Logansport in 1940 following Mr Latz's retirement from the Belt Railway in Chicago.
Joseph was a member of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Burial was at Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport, IN.
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