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From THE LEIGH (NE.) WORLD, November 30, 1945-
John Brock passed away at his home, death being due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Stricken while down town, he was taken home in a car and shortly after noon passed into a coma from which he did not rally. He was ill less than one day.
Pallbearers were nephews, Otto, Arthur and Emil Marty, Henry Verbrugge, Julius Moeller, and Henry Miller. Honorary bearers were F. A. Broger, Emil Teply, Joe Sucha, Leonard Hobel, R. H. Olson, Walter Folken, Henry Beck, and Wm. Hespe. Burial was in the Lutheran Cemetery.
Born on the old Brock homestead nine miles southwest of Leigh on March 13, 1875, John Brock died at Leigh on November 27, 1945, at the age of 70 years, eight months and 14 days. He was the youngest son of pioneer parents, John and Ann Elizabeth Brock. He was christened and confirmed and married in Christ Lutheran Chruch.
John Henry Brock and Miss Mary Moeller were married by Rev. A. Frese at Christ Lutheran Church on September 29, 1898.
Survivors are his wife, four daughters and one son, Misses Margaret and Mathilda Brock of Leigh; Mrs. Lillian Barrett of Columbus, Mrs. Helen Rynearson of Leigh; and Lawrence Brock of Wakefield. There are 10 grandchildren. Miss Mathilda, R.N. was a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps and only recently received an honorable discharge.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Henry, Peter, and John, and one sister, Elsia. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Marie Marth of Leig
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From THE LEIGH (NE.) WORLD, December 21, 1945-
Edward Korte has purchased the insurance business formerly conducted by the late John Brock and has an announcement in this newspaper asking your patronage. He has given up his position with the Spanhake Oil Company and will devote full time to the insurance business.
Mr. Korte plans to open an office on Main Street as soon as a suitable building can be secured. [ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW]
From THE LEIGH (NE.) WORLD, November 30, 1945-
John Brock passed away at his home, death being due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Stricken while down town, he was taken home in a car and shortly after noon passed into a coma from which he did not rally. He was ill less than one day.
Pallbearers were nephews, Otto, Arthur and Emil Marty, Henry Verbrugge, Julius Moeller, and Henry Miller. Honorary bearers were F. A. Broger, Emil Teply, Joe Sucha, Leonard Hobel, R. H. Olson, Walter Folken, Henry Beck, and Wm. Hespe. Burial was in the Lutheran Cemetery.
Born on the old Brock homestead nine miles southwest of Leigh on March 13, 1875, John Brock died at Leigh on November 27, 1945, at the age of 70 years, eight months and 14 days. He was the youngest son of pioneer parents, John and Ann Elizabeth Brock. He was christened and confirmed and married in Christ Lutheran Chruch.
John Henry Brock and Miss Mary Moeller were married by Rev. A. Frese at Christ Lutheran Church on September 29, 1898.
Survivors are his wife, four daughters and one son, Misses Margaret and Mathilda Brock of Leigh; Mrs. Lillian Barrett of Columbus, Mrs. Helen Rynearson of Leigh; and Lawrence Brock of Wakefield. There are 10 grandchildren. Miss Mathilda, R.N. was a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps and only recently received an honorable discharge.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Henry, Peter, and John, and one sister, Elsia. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Marie Marth of Leig
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From THE LEIGH (NE.) WORLD, December 21, 1945-
Edward Korte has purchased the insurance business formerly conducted by the late John Brock and has an announcement in this newspaper asking your patronage. He has given up his position with the Spanhake Oil Company and will devote full time to the insurance business.
Mr. Korte plans to open an office on Main Street as soon as a suitable building can be secured.
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1875 - 1945 (70 years)