Obituary - Henry Stover
The Scribner Rustler
March 29, 1956
Last Rites Monday for Henry Stover
Henry Oliver Stover, son of John Henry and Johanna Stover, was born on the home farm near Scribner, April 12, 1897. He passed away at his home in Oakland, Nebraska, where only last November he had moved. A heart attack was the cause of his death on the morning of March 23, 1956. For most of his life he farmed together with his brother-in-law, Wm Luebker, northwest of Oakland. Henry was confirmed in the Lutheran Faith in St. John's Lutheran Church, northeast of Scribner on March 16, 1913. Here he continued faithfully until his passing.
His parents and one brother, John, preceded him in death. Relatives who remain to cherish the memory of a brother and uncle are; Anna, Mrs. Wm Luebker of Oakland; Fred, Rickie and Bertha, all of Scribner and a nephew, Vernon Luebker of Oakland.
Services were held Monday, Mar. 26, in the Palmquist Mortuary at 1:15 p.m. and at St. John's Lutheran Church N.E. of Scribner at 2 p.m. conducted for Pastor Herman Joens by Pastor R. R. Pfeiffer of the United Lutheran Church of Scribner. Mrs. Wilbert Von Seggern accompanied the quartet consisting of Wilbert Von Seggern, Orville Von Seggern, Clinton Von Seggern, and Ervin Wobken. Pallbearers were Bernard Von Seggern, Elmer Kruger, Wm Pfeiffer, B. Nissen, Frances Larson and Arthur Holmquist. Burial was in the St. John's cemetery. Cousins from Piedmont, Okla. who attended the funeral were Hy H. Stover, Amelia Stover, Mrs. Wm Jacobs and Paul Stover.
The Scribner Rustler
March 29, 1956
Last Rites Monday for Henry Stover
Henry Oliver Stover, son of John Henry and Johanna Stover, was born on the home farm near Scribner, April 12, 1897. He passed away at his home in Oakland, Nebraska, where only last November he had moved. A heart attack was the cause of his death on the morning of March 23, 1956. For most of his life he farmed together with his brother-in-law, Wm Luebker, northwest of Oakland. Henry was confirmed in the Lutheran Faith in St. John's Lutheran Church, northeast of Scribner on March 16, 1913. Here he continued faithfully until his passing.
His parents and one brother, John, preceded him in death. Relatives who remain to cherish the memory of a brother and uncle are; Anna, Mrs. Wm Luebker of Oakland; Fred, Rickie and Bertha, all of Scribner and a nephew, Vernon Luebker of Oakland.
Services were held Monday, Mar. 26, in the Palmquist Mortuary at 1:15 p.m. and at St. John's Lutheran Church N.E. of Scribner at 2 p.m. conducted for Pastor Herman Joens by Pastor R. R. Pfeiffer of the United Lutheran Church of Scribner. Mrs. Wilbert Von Seggern accompanied the quartet consisting of Wilbert Von Seggern, Orville Von Seggern, Clinton Von Seggern, and Ervin Wobken. Pallbearers were Bernard Von Seggern, Elmer Kruger, Wm Pfeiffer, B. Nissen, Frances Larson and Arthur Holmquist. Burial was in the St. John's cemetery. Cousins from Piedmont, Okla. who attended the funeral were Hy H. Stover, Amelia Stover, Mrs. Wm Jacobs and Paul Stover.
Obituary - Henry Stover
The Scribner Rustler
March 29, 1956
Last Rites Monday for Henry Stover
Henry Oliver Stover, son of John Henry and Johanna Stover, was born on the home farm near Scribner, April 12, 1897. He passed away at his home in Oakland, Nebraska, where only last November he had moved. A heart attack was the cause of his death on the morning of March 23, 1956. For most of his life he farmed together with his brother-in-law, Wm Luebker, northwest of Oakland. Henry was confirmed in the Lutheran Faith in St. John's Lutheran Church, northeast of Scribner on March 16, 1913. Here he continued faithfully until his passing.
His parents and one brother, John, preceded him in death. Relatives who remain to cherish the memory of a brother and uncle are; Anna, Mrs. Wm Luebker of Oakland; Fred, Rickie and Bertha, all of Scribner and a nephew, Vernon Luebker of Oakland.
Services were held Monday, Mar. 26, in the Palmquist Mortuary at 1:15 p.m. and at St. John's Lutheran Church N.E. of Scribner at 2 p.m. conducted for Pastor Herman Joens by Pastor R. R. Pfeiffer of the United Lutheran Church of Scribner. Mrs. Wilbert Von Seggern accompanied the quartet consisting of Wilbert Von Seggern, Orville Von Seggern, Clinton Von Seggern, and Ervin Wobken. Pallbearers were Bernard Von Seggern, Elmer Kruger, Wm Pfeiffer, B. Nissen, Frances Larson and Arthur Holmquist. Burial was in the St. John's cemetery. Cousins from Piedmont, Okla. who attended the funeral were Hy H. Stover, Amelia Stover, Mrs. Wm Jacobs and Paul Stover.
The Scribner Rustler
March 29, 1956
Last Rites Monday for Henry Stover
Henry Oliver Stover, son of John Henry and Johanna Stover, was born on the home farm near Scribner, April 12, 1897. He passed away at his home in Oakland, Nebraska, where only last November he had moved. A heart attack was the cause of his death on the morning of March 23, 1956. For most of his life he farmed together with his brother-in-law, Wm Luebker, northwest of Oakland. Henry was confirmed in the Lutheran Faith in St. John's Lutheran Church, northeast of Scribner on March 16, 1913. Here he continued faithfully until his passing.
His parents and one brother, John, preceded him in death. Relatives who remain to cherish the memory of a brother and uncle are; Anna, Mrs. Wm Luebker of Oakland; Fred, Rickie and Bertha, all of Scribner and a nephew, Vernon Luebker of Oakland.
Services were held Monday, Mar. 26, in the Palmquist Mortuary at 1:15 p.m. and at St. John's Lutheran Church N.E. of Scribner at 2 p.m. conducted for Pastor Herman Joens by Pastor R. R. Pfeiffer of the United Lutheran Church of Scribner. Mrs. Wilbert Von Seggern accompanied the quartet consisting of Wilbert Von Seggern, Orville Von Seggern, Clinton Von Seggern, and Ervin Wobken. Pallbearers were Bernard Von Seggern, Elmer Kruger, Wm Pfeiffer, B. Nissen, Frances Larson and Arthur Holmquist. Burial was in the St. John's cemetery. Cousins from Piedmont, Okla. who attended the funeral were Hy H. Stover, Amelia Stover, Mrs. Wm Jacobs and Paul Stover.
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