Tuesday, August 13, 1918, page 2, Terre Haute Tribune

Word was received here Monday of the death of Charles Aufrichtig of St. Louis Missouri, who is well known here through his visits to his sister, Mrs. David Silverstein of South Seventh St. Mr. Aufrichtig was apparently in good health when he arose, ate his breakfast with his family and departed for his office. He died shortly after reaching his place of business. He is survived by the widow, two sons, his mother, Mrs. Jennie Aufrichtig; two sisters, Mrs. M. Linton of St. Louis and Mrs. Silverstein of Terre Haute, and a brother, Alfred Aufrichtig, stationed at Jefferson barracks. Mr. Silverstein left Monday to be with Mrs. Silverstein, who has been in St. Louis with her mother and sister for one month.

The 1920 Census, however, lists Jennie Aufrichtig as the mother-in-law of Mike Lentin, and Hannah Lentin as his wife. The Tribune has incorrectly given the name as "Linton". This same Census provides correct details for the widowed 28 years old Edith Aufrichtig, with a daughter and son. The Tribune report should have read "survived by ... two children..." and not "sons".