Archison Daily Globe, Atchison, Kansas

A pretty home wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Catherine Back, 1020 Mound Street, at 8:30 on October 10, 1910, when her granddaughter, Miss Lottie Schweim and Frank H. Mangelsdorf were united in marriage. The Rev. Theodore Bundenthal of Trinity Lutheran Church performed the marriage ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives. The bridal couple were unattended. The bride wore a becoming dress of white Paris muslin and carried a bouquet of bride roses. An elaborate wedding supper was served, after which the bride and groom went to their own home on Eighth and Parallel street. The bride of last evening is one of Atchison's finest young women. She lived from her childhood with her grandmother, Mrs. Back, until several years ago when she went to St. Louis, Missouri, and became a trained nurse, returning a few months ago to prepare for her marriage. Frank H. Mangelsdorf is treasurer of the Mangelsdorf Bros. Co. and an honorable, bright business man who is influential in the community where he was born and raised. He is the son of August Mangelsdorf, president of Mangelsdorf Bros. Co.
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Obituary: The San Jose Mercury News, June 11, 1958.

Frank H. Mangelsdorf, 74, of 4002 Altadena Ln., died yesterday in a San Jose Hospital. He had been ailing a short time. He was a seed wholesaler in Kansas until retiring about 15 years ago. He came to San Jose in 1957. Surviving are his wife Charlotte; his son and daughters, Frank A., of Oregon, Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins, of San Francisco, Mrs. Katherine Hansen, of Corte Madera, and Mrs.
Pauline Bick, of San Jose, and several brothers and sisters. Private funeral rites will be held at 2 p.m. today in Darling-Fischer Garden Chapel.
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Also on this newspaper page is another notice listing the following obituary:
Mangelsdorf-- In San Jose. June 10, Frank H. Mangelsdorf, beloved husband of Charlotte Mangelsdorf, of S.J.: loving father of Charlotte Hawkins, of San Francisco, Katherine Hansen of Corte Madera, Frank A. Mangelsdorf, of Oregon,
and Pauline M. Bick, of S.J.; dear brother of Louise Stauffer, of Mo., Marie Schmelling, of Kansas, Helen Porter, of Ill., Dorothy Paulsen, of N.J.; Charlotte Neve of Ohio, Bertha Lunty, of Wash., Carol Collins, of Texas, Dr. Albert Mangelsdorf, of Hawaii, Ernest of Kansas, Theodore and Harold of N.Y., Fred of Minn., and Dr. Paul Mangelsdorf. of Miss.