CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - BREDEMEYER H.C.

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HENRY BREDEMEYER
DIES SUDDENLY

Henry C. Bredemeyer, 69, former Hartington businessman, died suddenly 
of a heart attack in his room at the Everett Robins residence about 12:25 
o’clock Tuesday noon. He had been ill about three weeks.

Funeral services for Mr. Bredemeyer will be held tomorrow (Friday) afternoon 
at 1:30 o’clock in Trinity Lutheran church here. Rev. O.L. Levorson will 
officiate at the last rites and burial will be in the Magnet cemetery under 
the direction of Wintz Mortuary.

Mr. Bredemeyer is survived by one son, Dewey Bredemeyer of Omaha. Mrs. Bredemeyer 
died in December 1918. He also leaves one brother W.C. Bredemeyer of Berger, Mo.; 
and three sisters, Miss Louise Bredemeyer, Miss Christine Bredemeyer, and Mrs. 
William Rathert, all of Berger, Mo.

Born at Senate Grove, Mo., October 8, 1883, Mr. Bredemeyer lived in that state 
until 1905, when he came to Nebraska. He lived in Carroll, Belden, Wakefield and 
Winside from that time until 1918, when he located in Magnet, where he lived 
until 1925. He made his home in Hartington, since 1925. For many years he was 
manager of the Farmers Union store here. Mr. Bredemeyer was married to Ruth 
Cunningham in Hartington, August 26, 1915.