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He was a member also of many of the social and business clubs of Philadelphia.
He was the author of " Engineering in American Industry," and in 1930 received the honorary degree of M.E. from Stevens Institute of Technology.
Mr. Lauer joined The Franklin Institute in 1911, and became a member of its Board of Managers in April 1936. He was a member of the Friends of Franklin, and Chairman of the Vermilye Committee from November 1937 to December 1942, in which year ill health necessitated his retirement from the various committees in which he had been both active and helpful.
RESOLVED: That the Secretary extend to the children of Mr. Lauer the sincerest sympathy of the members of the Board, and that a copy of this Preamble and Resolution be sent them in evidence of the affectionate esteem with which their Father was regarded.
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