Henry Kaiser Dies at 92 Years
Henry Kaiser, 92, a resident of Good Samaritan Village, died Friday. A native of Norka, Russia, he came to Hastings in 1906 and was employed for many years by the Polenske Brothers brickyard.
Services will be held Tuesday in the New York Avenue Congregational Church of which Kaiser was a member.
Survivors are his sons, George and Reuben of Hastings, and Conrad of Iowa City, IA; daughters Mrs. H.C. McNanney of Salem, OR, Mrs. Ella Widener of Grand Island and Mrs. Minnie Katzberg of Hastings, 19 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren.
Hastings Daily Tribune
Saturday 12 April 1969 page 11
Henry Kaiser, 92, a resident of Good Samaritan Village, died Friday. A native of Norka, Russia, he came to Hastings in 1906 and was employed for many years by the Polenske Brothers brickyard.
Services will be held Tuesday in the New York Avenue Congregational Church of which Kaiser was a member.
Survivors are his sons, George and Reuben of Hastings, and Conrad of Iowa City, IA; daughters Mrs. H.C. McNanney of Salem, OR, Mrs. Ella Widener of Grand Island and Mrs. Minnie Katzberg of Hastings, 19 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren.
Hastings Daily Tribune
Saturday 12 April 1969 page 11
Henry Kaiser Dies at 92 Years
Henry Kaiser, 92, a resident of Good Samaritan Village, died Friday. A native of Norka, Russia, he came to Hastings in 1906 and was employed for many years by the Polenske Brothers brickyard.
Services will be held Tuesday in the New York Avenue Congregational Church of which Kaiser was a member.
Survivors are his sons, George and Reuben of Hastings, and Conrad of Iowa City, IA; daughters Mrs. H.C. McNanney of Salem, OR, Mrs. Ella Widener of Grand Island and Mrs. Minnie Katzberg of Hastings, 19 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren.
Hastings Daily Tribune
Saturday 12 April 1969 page 11
Henry Kaiser, 92, a resident of Good Samaritan Village, died Friday. A native of Norka, Russia, he came to Hastings in 1906 and was employed for many years by the Polenske Brothers brickyard.
Services will be held Tuesday in the New York Avenue Congregational Church of which Kaiser was a member.
Survivors are his sons, George and Reuben of Hastings, and Conrad of Iowa City, IA; daughters Mrs. H.C. McNanney of Salem, OR, Mrs. Ella Widener of Grand Island and Mrs. Minnie Katzberg of Hastings, 19 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren.
Hastings Daily Tribune
Saturday 12 April 1969 page 11
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