| Name |
John Paul Lauterbach  , 1C1R |
| Birth |
10 Jun 1915, Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska134,276 |
| Death |
1 May 1983, Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska134,276 Age: 67 |
| Death Memo |
At home near Octavia |
| Burial |
4 May 1983, Edholm Cemetery, near Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska276 |
| Burial Memo |
Service at 2:00 PM, Svoboda Funeral Home, Minister Charles V. Davison officiated. |
| Residence |
Farm Southeast of Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska276 |
| Occupation |
Farmer, Railroad section man, and mail carrier276 |
| Religion |
Baptist276 |
| Called |
John as an adult, John Paul as a child |
| Father |
Henry Arthur Lauterbach (1887-1954) |
| Mother |
Mabel Alvina Evans (1890-1948) |
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| Notes |
John was a large man. At one time in his later years he weighed 320 lbs. He died of a heart attack while watching Trapper John on television. At the time of his death, he weighed approximately 260 lbs. The night before he died, we stopped to visit and he was alone counting hedgeball seeds he had extracted from 2 hedgeballs which George Schmeisner of Clearwater, Kansas had sent to him. He had dried them and the final count was 863 seeds. He loved to tinker. (Herman D. Lauterbach, January 3, 2003) 276
Edholm Cemetery, near Schuyler, Nebraska, is a graveyard 4 miles North and 1/2 mile East of Schuyler on the North side of the road.276 |
| Spouses |
| 1 |
Albina Dietrich 276 |
| Birth |
28 Feb 1907, Howells, Colfax County, Nebraska276 |
| Death |
16 Nov 1992, Farm Southeast of Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska276 Age: 85 |
| Death Memo |
At Home |
| Burial |
Edholm Cemetery, near Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska276 |
| Residence |
Farm Southeast of Octavia, Butler County, Nebraska276 |
| Religion |
Catholic276 |
| Called |
Bob or Bobbie for her bobbed hair cut as a teenager.276 |
| Father |
Alois Hron |
| Mother |
Rosy Hejhal |
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| Notes |
Called Bob or Bobbie for her bobbed hair cut as a teenager. Albina was born to Alois Hron and Rosy Hejhal who never married. Her mother later married Henry Dietrich and Albina grew to adulthood in the Dietrich home. Albina was married to Henry Spence for a period of time but they divorced without bearing any children.
She died of heart failure at her farm home Southeast of Octavia, Nebraska.
Albina had 6 children all of which were delivered at home with the assistance of a doctor. She developed type 2 diabetes late in her life. She died of congestive heart failure in the presence of her youngest daughter, Ramona. (Herman D. Lauterbach, January 3, 2003)276 |
| Marriage |
25 Jan 1935, Schuyler, Colfax County, Nebraska276 |
| Marr Memo |
By Judge William Rother |
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