Son of Adam & Lena P. Biermann
Husband of Esther L. Bockhorst
Served in United States Army World War I
Obituary:
"FARMER IS FOUND DEAD. -- Otto Bierman, 59, farmer near Arlington, was found dead in a cornfield on a farm seven miles north of Arlington on Monday evening. A physician who was aiding in the search for Mr. Bierman said death was caused by a heart attack.
Mr. Bierman had left his home about 2 P.M. to cut weeds on a farm. When he failed to return, an alarm was sounded.
A Veteran of World War I, Mr. Bierman was a member of Leslie Downs American Legion Post at Arlington.
Surviving him are his wife and one daughter, Luetta, at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Gottsch (Frieda) of Arlington, Mrs. William Franke (Hilda) of Fremont and Mrs. Albert Nieman (Ruby) of Arlington.
Mr. Bierman, a lifetime resident of this county, would have been 60 years old next Monday, September 14.
There will be brief services today (Thursday) at 1:30 P.M. at the William Reckmeyer & Son Funeral Home Chapel in Arlington followed at 2 P.M. by rites at St. Paul's Lutheran Church north of Arlington. Rev. Carl Hillmann will officiate. Burial to follow in church cemetery."
*Newspaper clippings on file at Blair Library Blair, Nebraska courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Society and provided by 'Sally Ryan'
Husband of Esther L. Bockhorst
Served in United States Army World War I
Obituary:
"FARMER IS FOUND DEAD. -- Otto Bierman, 59, farmer near Arlington, was found dead in a cornfield on a farm seven miles north of Arlington on Monday evening. A physician who was aiding in the search for Mr. Bierman said death was caused by a heart attack.
Mr. Bierman had left his home about 2 P.M. to cut weeds on a farm. When he failed to return, an alarm was sounded.
A Veteran of World War I, Mr. Bierman was a member of Leslie Downs American Legion Post at Arlington.
Surviving him are his wife and one daughter, Luetta, at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Gottsch (Frieda) of Arlington, Mrs. William Franke (Hilda) of Fremont and Mrs. Albert Nieman (Ruby) of Arlington.
Mr. Bierman, a lifetime resident of this county, would have been 60 years old next Monday, September 14.
There will be brief services today (Thursday) at 1:30 P.M. at the William Reckmeyer & Son Funeral Home Chapel in Arlington followed at 2 P.M. by rites at St. Paul's Lutheran Church north of Arlington. Rev. Carl Hillmann will officiate. Burial to follow in church cemetery."
*Newspaper clippings on file at Blair Library Blair, Nebraska courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Society and provided by 'Sally Ryan'
Son of Adam & Lena P. Biermann
Husband of Esther L. Bockhorst
Served in United States Army World War I
Obituary:
"FARMER IS FOUND DEAD. -- Otto Bierman, 59, farmer near Arlington, was found dead in a cornfield on a farm seven miles north of Arlington on Monday evening. A physician who was aiding in the search for Mr. Bierman said death was caused by a heart attack.
Mr. Bierman had left his home about 2 P.M. to cut weeds on a farm. When he failed to return, an alarm was sounded.
A Veteran of World War I, Mr. Bierman was a member of Leslie Downs American Legion Post at Arlington.
Surviving him are his wife and one daughter, Luetta, at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Gottsch (Frieda) of Arlington, Mrs. William Franke (Hilda) of Fremont and Mrs. Albert Nieman (Ruby) of Arlington.
Mr. Bierman, a lifetime resident of this county, would have been 60 years old next Monday, September 14.
There will be brief services today (Thursday) at 1:30 P.M. at the William Reckmeyer & Son Funeral Home Chapel in Arlington followed at 2 P.M. by rites at St. Paul's Lutheran Church north of Arlington. Rev. Carl Hillmann will officiate. Burial to follow in church cemetery."
*Newspaper clippings on file at Blair Library Blair, Nebraska courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Society and provided by 'Sally Ryan'
Husband of Esther L. Bockhorst
Served in United States Army World War I
Obituary:
"FARMER IS FOUND DEAD. -- Otto Bierman, 59, farmer near Arlington, was found dead in a cornfield on a farm seven miles north of Arlington on Monday evening. A physician who was aiding in the search for Mr. Bierman said death was caused by a heart attack.
Mr. Bierman had left his home about 2 P.M. to cut weeds on a farm. When he failed to return, an alarm was sounded.
A Veteran of World War I, Mr. Bierman was a member of Leslie Downs American Legion Post at Arlington.
Surviving him are his wife and one daughter, Luetta, at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Gottsch (Frieda) of Arlington, Mrs. William Franke (Hilda) of Fremont and Mrs. Albert Nieman (Ruby) of Arlington.
Mr. Bierman, a lifetime resident of this county, would have been 60 years old next Monday, September 14.
There will be brief services today (Thursday) at 1:30 P.M. at the William Reckmeyer & Son Funeral Home Chapel in Arlington followed at 2 P.M. by rites at St. Paul's Lutheran Church north of Arlington. Rev. Carl Hillmann will officiate. Burial to follow in church cemetery."
*Newspaper clippings on file at Blair Library Blair, Nebraska courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Society and provided by 'Sally Ryan'
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