son of John Blomberg
The Daily Herald Chicago, IL
Friday November 17, 1933
E.J. Blomberg, 60, Long at Rodenburg, Is dead at Roselle
Ernest J. Blomberg, 60, died at Roselle Thursday. For more than 40 years he made his home in or near Rodenburg.
Mr. Blomberg was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, in 1873, and at the age of 10 was brought to America by his parents, who made their home in the vicinity of Blue Island.
In 1902 he married Miss Martha Meyer at the Rodenburg Lutheran church, and from then until last April he and his wife made their home in the vicinity. His death was sudden.
Funeral Services were held Sunday afternoon at his home and at the Rodenburg church, with the Rev. Oetien officiating. Burial was in Rodenburg cemetery, with Dzur and Karstens in charge.
Besides his wife, he leaves six children. Ernest Blomberg, Mrs. Minnie Mensching, Arthur Blomberg, and Mrs. Alma Albrecht, all of Roselle; Mrs. Ida Zoellick of Elgin,; Mrs. Emma Schmale of Wheaton; and William Albrecht of Elmhurst. He also leaves two sisters and three grandchildren.
The Daily Herald Chicago, IL
Friday November 17, 1933
E.J. Blomberg, 60, Long at Rodenburg, Is dead at Roselle
Ernest J. Blomberg, 60, died at Roselle Thursday. For more than 40 years he made his home in or near Rodenburg.
Mr. Blomberg was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, in 1873, and at the age of 10 was brought to America by his parents, who made their home in the vicinity of Blue Island.
In 1902 he married Miss Martha Meyer at the Rodenburg Lutheran church, and from then until last April he and his wife made their home in the vicinity. His death was sudden.
Funeral Services were held Sunday afternoon at his home and at the Rodenburg church, with the Rev. Oetien officiating. Burial was in Rodenburg cemetery, with Dzur and Karstens in charge.
Besides his wife, he leaves six children. Ernest Blomberg, Mrs. Minnie Mensching, Arthur Blomberg, and Mrs. Alma Albrecht, all of Roselle; Mrs. Ida Zoellick of Elgin,; Mrs. Emma Schmale of Wheaton; and William Albrecht of Elmhurst. He also leaves two sisters and three grandchildren.
son of John Blomberg
The Daily Herald Chicago, IL
Friday November 17, 1933
E.J. Blomberg, 60, Long at Rodenburg, Is dead at Roselle
Ernest J. Blomberg, 60, died at Roselle Thursday. For more than 40 years he made his home in or near Rodenburg.
Mr. Blomberg was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, in 1873, and at the age of 10 was brought to America by his parents, who made their home in the vicinity of Blue Island.
In 1902 he married Miss Martha Meyer at the Rodenburg Lutheran church, and from then until last April he and his wife made their home in the vicinity. His death was sudden.
Funeral Services were held Sunday afternoon at his home and at the Rodenburg church, with the Rev. Oetien officiating. Burial was in Rodenburg cemetery, with Dzur and Karstens in charge.
Besides his wife, he leaves six children. Ernest Blomberg, Mrs. Minnie Mensching, Arthur Blomberg, and Mrs. Alma Albrecht, all of Roselle; Mrs. Ida Zoellick of Elgin,; Mrs. Emma Schmale of Wheaton; and William Albrecht of Elmhurst. He also leaves two sisters and three grandchildren.
The Daily Herald Chicago, IL
Friday November 17, 1933
E.J. Blomberg, 60, Long at Rodenburg, Is dead at Roselle
Ernest J. Blomberg, 60, died at Roselle Thursday. For more than 40 years he made his home in or near Rodenburg.
Mr. Blomberg was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, in 1873, and at the age of 10 was brought to America by his parents, who made their home in the vicinity of Blue Island.
In 1902 he married Miss Martha Meyer at the Rodenburg Lutheran church, and from then until last April he and his wife made their home in the vicinity. His death was sudden.
Funeral Services were held Sunday afternoon at his home and at the Rodenburg church, with the Rev. Oetien officiating. Burial was in Rodenburg cemetery, with Dzur and Karstens in charge.
Besides his wife, he leaves six children. Ernest Blomberg, Mrs. Minnie Mensching, Arthur Blomberg, and Mrs. Alma Albrecht, all of Roselle; Mrs. Ida Zoellick of Elgin,; Mrs. Emma Schmale of Wheaton; and William Albrecht of Elmhurst. He also leaves two sisters and three grandchildren.
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