Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-23
DEIyH or DR. PROTZMtS.
a weii.Kuowu citizen OF K.uton Passs

n W ell NnOwu &it zen Ot hcutOn Passes
Away.
Of the death OF Dr. Slss Protzmsn, well
known in this locality, the kpnton Repubi-
can says:
The death Of this esteemed citizen has been
appreheuded and yet the announcement came
with suddeuuess and universal sadness last
Friday Of bis death from violent hemorrhage
ui the luygs, at about seven o'clock that
morning. The doctor had driven to Round
head and back on Thursday on profe ssiopsl
business, tut II did not seem to tire him
greatly, as he was about in the evening,
and talked cheertully and hopefully OF
again spending the winter in the south.
He was at Deans drug store, his favorite re-
sort, smoking Il cigar and chatting with
| friends NJ late rs 9, when he started home,
| Clerk Howe walking up street with him
| The following morning AT about hali-past six
| he felt the approach Of hemorrhsge and arose
! quickly from his bed, but WAS almost imme-
| dm,ely overcome, and death came just as
| friends entered the room.
| Or Prozman was born in Montgomery
| county, Ohio, Jan. lTJh, ls42. He OBJ
tanned the rudmenis OF bis education
from the common schools of his native
county. He entered Holbrooks Normal
School at Lebanon. Ohio, in 1859, and
soon after began the study OF medicine
with bis brother William at Yellow Springs,
Ono He was engaged there until 1852.
when he enlisted in Company T. ll0th Ohio
volunteer infantry, and served till the close
Of the war. He participated in the battle OF
Winchester, June -, II and -, Brandy
Station on June ., Aug. to ;, Sept. 8 and
November :, 1903 after which he served IN
the inspector generals Office OF the Third
division, Sixth corps, which was the
old fighting corps OF Gen. SedgwCk Thi:
corps had separate review at Washington
where our subject was discharged. Ga his
return home, he resumed his studies in med
cine, and entered the Cincinnati College o.
Medicine and Surgery, graduating IN 1868
and the same year began the practice OF hi
profession in Fairfield Ohio. In June o
ls7g he removed 10 kenton, where he ha
since been continuously and successfully en-
gagged.
The fuueral services took place at 3 p. IN
3 Sunday-a beautiful day-aud families iron
over the county whose tavorite family physi
! c'au he had been poor persons to whose sui
d 'erug be had mInstered; social Acquaintance
! from all over the city were present in lsrg
| plumbers to take a last look at, and pay
D parting tribute OF respect TO a man loved II
: lie and sadly missed in death. The choi
sang, Gathering Home Rev. Bosley spOk
briefly OF the deceased, and the funeral ser
vices were placed under the auspices o
! Cautwell post OF which the deceased was
r member The physicians OF the city acted a
psl.-bearers The two Oldest physicians o
the city, Drs. VIM Chesney and W H. Pnll
lips, preceded the bier, and it was borne b
/ Drs. Jesse Snodgrass, f. Helstand, l.. G
; Glenn, F. D. Balm, }. A. Rodgers and A. W
MUnsOu.
The floral tributes to the deceased wer
very beautiful The remains were placed il
vault before fnal sepulure. The decease
leaves wife and twelve-y yesr-old son to bes
. a griri that is most heavy and iuconsolable
and his death will be mourued by larry
number who claimed him for a friend.