CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF JOSEPH LOUIS WOHLMAN

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J.L. Wohlman Rites June 3
Death Tuesday Came After Heart Attack
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	Funeral services for Joseph L. Wohlman, 71, were held Saturday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. O.L. Levorson, 
pastor, officiating.  Services were held at 1:30 o'clock at the Jones-Smith 
Funeral home preceding the church service.
	Burial was made in the Hartington cemetery.  Pallbearers were Ralph 
Olson, Carl Lentz,  Harry Lentz, Clarence Faulk, Willads Larsen and Herbert 
Bottolfsen.
	Joseph L. Wohlman, son of Anton and Mary Wohlman, was born in Cedar 
county April 8, 1879, and had lived here all of his life with the exception 
of two years spent in Washington.  He and Anna Miller of Obert were married 
January 17, 1900, and they made their home on a farm for many years.  He had 
served as a member of the school board in district 14, and was a member of 
the Lutheran church.
	Mr. Wohlman died Tuesday afternoon at Coleridge following a heart 
attack, after being ill about eight weeks.  Mrs. Wohlman preceded him in death 
on June 13, 1943, at Tacoma, Wash.
	Survivors include six children, Louis, Enumclaw, Wash.; Fred, Grand 
Island; Vern, Loveland, Colo.; Edward, Aubern, Wash.; Mrs. J.E. (Mary) Jensen, 
Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Adolph (Martha) Brodersen, Randolph; four sisters, Mrs. 
Walter Dresden,  Hartington; Mrs. John  Lill and Mrs. Stena Hisrchman, St. Louis, 
Mo.; and Mrs. George Kemp, Canada; two brothers, Steve and Henry of Hartington, 
16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
	Those attending the funeral from a distance included Louis and Edward 
Wohlman and Mrs. J.E. Jensen of Washington; Fred Wohlman of Grand Island, and 
Norma Jean Brodersen of Omaha.

JUNE 1951  CEDAR COUNTY NEWS