Louis James SCHNEIDER
(1898-1978)

 

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Evelyn Mary Ann AFFELD

Louis James SCHNEIDER

  • Born: 8 Sep 1898, Detroit, Michigan
  • Marriage: Evelyn Mary Ann AFFELD on 2 Jun 1920 in Detroit, Wayne , Michigan
  • Died: 24 Feb 1978, Detroit, Michigan at age 79

Louis married Evelyn Mary Ann AFFELD, daughter of John Sabastian AFFELD and Julia Gertrude TISCHBEIN, on 2 Jun 1920 in Detroit, Wayne , Michigan. (Evelyn Mary Ann AFFELD was born on 21 Mar 1899 in Detroit, Michigan and died on 2 Jul 1969 in Detroit, Michigan.)


SOME NOTES ON LOUIS J SCHNEIDER

Louis was elected in Detroit, MI, Nov 1932. Was elected to the Michigan State House of Representatives in 1932, and again in November, 1934. From the Political Graveyard website: Member of Michigan state house of representatives from Wayne County 1st District, 1933-36; defeated in Republican primary, 1926, 1928, 1930; candidate in primary for circuit judge in Michigan 3rd Circuit, 1941.

From Biographical Sketches, Michigan Legislative Manual:

"Of Detroit, representative from the first district of Wayne County, was born in Detroit, September 9, 1898 (sic). His education was acquired in Central High School, Detroit, University of Detroit, Warner's Pharmacy School, and Detroit College of Law. He has always taken a keen interest in public affairs and for ten years has been a student of political science, economics and social welfare. For two years he was associated with a reputable law firm but for the past five years has engaged in private practice. Before taking up the study of law, Mr. Schneider was a drug salesman, a bookkeeper and a collector. He is married and has three children. He was elected to the legislature on the Democratic ticket in 1932, and re-elected November 6, 1934."

Louis was elected Circuit Court Commissioner in Detroit, MI, 1936. According to his son Lou, a Circuit Court Commissioner had a standing a little lower than a Circuit Court Judge.The Judge and Evelyn Schneider at their son, Louis' wedding 1946, 122kb Judge Schneider didn't desire to handle cases involving divorce, which is why he didn't attain to the higher level of the bench, as he was a very devout Roman Catholic. Circuit Court Commissioners handled, among other cases, matters of property and tenant cases. Judge Schneider's Bailiff was his wife Evelyn's brother, Elmer "Bud" Affeld.



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