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Chairman OC Cluss

Updated May 27, 2025
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Chairman OC Cluss
Chairman OC Cluss (seated on the far left) at the 11th annual dinner meeting of the Pennsylvania Economy League that took place in June of 1950.
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Otto Cluss
Otto Charles Cluss is the son of Otto E Cluss (1872-1956) and Jennie M Niehaus (1863-1952). He was born on September 2, 1998 in St Louis, MO and had a half sister Ruth C Christmann (born 1893). He married Helen Hall Shields (1892-1976) on October 3, 1914 in McDowell, West Virginia, United States. They had children Jane French Cluss (1918-2004), Charles B Cluss (1922-2011), John S Cluss (1917-2010), and Helen S Cluss (1920-1991). In 1949, Otto was elected chairman of the Fayette County Committee in the Pennsylvania Economy League.
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