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Muskegon Chronicle
March 6, 1939

                 F. A. CASTENHOLZ,
                   DRUGGIST, DIES
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               Was Father of Police 
                 Radio Chief; For-
                    merly Here
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              FREDERICK A. CASTENHOLZ, 61
            years old, a former Muskegon res-
            ident and father of FREDERICK E.
            CASTENHOLZ, chife operator of the
            Muskegon police radio station, died
            this morning at his home, 863 Calvin
            avenue, Grand Rapids, follwing an
            illness of several weeks.
              Well known to many Muskegon resi-
            dents, MR. CASTENHOLZ was born here
            Aug. 28, 1877, and was the son of
            the late JOHN CASTENHOLZ, a former
            city supervisor.  While in Muskegon,
            FREDERICK A. CASTENHOLZ attended the
            public schools, including Muskegon
            high school, and later was married
            to Miss ELIZABETH CURTIS in 1905.
            About 20 years ago he resgined at
            the Fred Brundage Drug company,
            where he had been employed, and
            moved to Grand Rapids where he be-
            came affiliated with the Hazeltine
            and Perkins Drug company.
              In Musekgon he was a member of
            the Knights of Pythias and of the
            Muskegon Lodge No. 274 B. P. O. E.
              He is survived by the widow, his
            son, FREDERICK E., a sister, MRS.
            CHARLES H. RUGGLES of Whitehall,
            a brother, CHARLES J. CASTENHOLZ,
            of Chicago, Ill., and a grandson,
            ROGER EUGENE, of Muskegon.
              Funeral services will be held at
            the Metcalf Funeral home, Grand
            Rapids, Wednesday at 10 a.m.,
            and in Muskegon at 2 p.m.
            
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