Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
CHARLES HUTZI.ER.
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o. ,pecembeF :, lei, ~ dent OF Inc CEN
II. Tins city Oc. b is4s. lie received
sn excellent elem education the
Or. NJ. J. Micheluatnyf. ana at the age OF
s!xteen entered commercial lie. lie began
tsinatc reading IN history and literature
which he followed Throughout, !ie. II. WAS
the Jefferson Literary society ana :. close
student OF the English classics.
Iia was engaged IA active mercantile bust
the RichInoni Perpetual Bui.diny an,; Lo.n
AssoCia ton became involved. was elected
~ Wee. President in the interest OF The
ssrVcd Win such "uccass TIA, when the
business MAS wound up. the former re-
posts and the latter approXimsie!! seventy
% INT OF INC par N"'uc o. their. stock
OF Directors OF the Bank OF Commerce
aud trusts, aua continued such until
1911, when. win sayer.i associates ne or
E.niacd the Central National Bank OF Rich
Inoud, becoming its nrst president. lie
lcrvcd in This capHci,y unit! MS death. and
mad the satisfaction Ut seeing the resources
OF Ihe institution grow from se'voop TO
m pubic and social services were many
AID valuable liz was for years member
city Of Richmond and gave the closest
attention to the important WORK o. that
hoard OF directors OF public meeting.
AR. lint@ser wac pccu.iari! capable anG
iacuui. keeping the .-'sine>, Of the occasion
constantly before the body encuura sins
those who had something of value 10 pre-
w:ihout oneusc to them
iiis prominence and constructive activities
Tor years preceding his death he had been
ireSdehl OF The Congregation OF Beth
such Is. brief outline OF his M,e The
c."Sihs OF career like his. however. calls
iiHr more than formal note and comment
lis was from youth ana early manhood
i've Sa TO onportuni,ies presenting themselves
uNit!. lie obtained promotiop/in .norcan-
me, me ne sank sn.s, civic and reious ne in
aa ga ;,s the particular subject before hn
a,u onIn appi,Dd himself earnestly To us
atNc!"Pment. With fine natural powers OF
mind coupled with a marked stcadincss
ma. ne attancd 10 "A high plane in our
or his career failing to take into account
his labors FOR others would he notably in
TONED here especially his WORK a ne men .msn
udm, q, eris iitl"h Association az Virginia
WHICH PERHAPS the most eloquent 'V tribn TO
that could have been paiu was that 81 ~,
opinion who said lie ' Waa t 10 e Tri.o
cnoeaa d WIS and far-sigh,cd 10
COMPREHENSIVE In his study OF the rr "nt
question as TO how society shall hes, s de,i
OF his lime. means and aEii,issssn generously =" ~
sS'n.ion anu was permitted To sec results
OF a most substantial kind-;hn rro,.;mG
usefulness OF tho institution and the ,,~nng
PERSONA PER attachment to him OF many On" Of
PRAYER Of Leigh iinnt@WrI,e. 'I me was as d the
mat loves his f-llowmcn." o"S
Now he rests from his labors, but hi.
works follow him. ~ ms
RESOLVED. by the Clearing IIous. As
ISOLATION OF Richmond. That in the dc,th
OF Charles IIutzler this banking communitv
mas lost member whose counseis ana
whose contributions to its economic thouphi
were most valuable; that our civic. social
ana charitable life must he the poorer Tor
INC lach OF the stimulus and encoura &c
ment OF his constant interest and sympathy.
ana tnat individually We mourn tho pass.
ing OF friend ami comradc.
RESOLVED. further, That comics NJ ,bi
ntcambie and these resolutions he publishcd
~ me uai'y press and transmitted by the
secretary TO the family Of Mr. uutzlcr win
sympathy. anu
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