Albert (Rusty) Zessin, Seventh Child, Fourth Son, and TWIN to Bertha (Zessin) Eucker, of Hermann & Ernestine (Rathel) Zessin.
Brother of Louise (Dittberner), Rosetta (Boysen), Oscar, William, Herman, Lillie (Sattler) and Bertha (Eucker).
Husband of Hazel (Longacre).
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Lincoln Evening Journal
Friday, November 29, 1918
Fined for Bootlegging
MADISON, Neb., Nov. 27-Albert Zessin, better known as "Rusty" Zessin, was caught by Chief of Police Ray early this morning with three cases of whisky and was placed under arrest. He was arraigned this morning before County Judge McDuffee for Bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and his automobile confiscated. There has been evidence of plenty of booze and bootlegging in Madison and vicinity for some time and the nefarious business appears to have been operated by an organized gang of which "Rusty" is one. The deplorable feature is that such flagrant disregard of law and decency could be carried on so long, openly and successfully without interference on the part of county and local officials whose duty is to safe-guard the public against such outrages.
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*Madison Star Mail Newspaper 1963*
Madison - Word was received by Madison relatives of the death of Albert A. (Rusty) Zessin, 63, of Oakland, Calif. He died Saturday at the Hyland Hospital at Oakland.
In June of 1961 he was injured in a fall and had been in ill health since. He entered the hospital as the result of a fractured hip and suffered a heart attack.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zessin, he was born in the Green Garden vivinity May 19, 1899. He attended school at St. John Green Garden and Trinity Lutheran.
He farmed northwest of Madison for several years, then moved to Madison and entered the trucking business. In the late 30's he moved to California.
Survivors are Mrs. Rosetta Boysen, Mrs. Lillie Sattler, William Zessin, Oscar Zessin, all of Madison. Mrs Art Eucker, a Twin sister, of Norfolk and Herman Zessin of Lincoln.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Oakland.
TWIN TO SISTER BERTHA (ZESSIN) EUCKER.
Brother of Louise (Dittberner), Rosetta (Boysen), Oscar, William, Herman, Lillie (Sattler) and Bertha (Eucker).
Husband of Hazel (Longacre).
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Lincoln Evening Journal
Friday, November 29, 1918
Fined for Bootlegging
MADISON, Neb., Nov. 27-Albert Zessin, better known as "Rusty" Zessin, was caught by Chief of Police Ray early this morning with three cases of whisky and was placed under arrest. He was arraigned this morning before County Judge McDuffee for Bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and his automobile confiscated. There has been evidence of plenty of booze and bootlegging in Madison and vicinity for some time and the nefarious business appears to have been operated by an organized gang of which "Rusty" is one. The deplorable feature is that such flagrant disregard of law and decency could be carried on so long, openly and successfully without interference on the part of county and local officials whose duty is to safe-guard the public against such outrages.
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*Madison Star Mail Newspaper 1963*
Madison - Word was received by Madison relatives of the death of Albert A. (Rusty) Zessin, 63, of Oakland, Calif. He died Saturday at the Hyland Hospital at Oakland.
In June of 1961 he was injured in a fall and had been in ill health since. He entered the hospital as the result of a fractured hip and suffered a heart attack.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zessin, he was born in the Green Garden vivinity May 19, 1899. He attended school at St. John Green Garden and Trinity Lutheran.
He farmed northwest of Madison for several years, then moved to Madison and entered the trucking business. In the late 30's he moved to California.
Survivors are Mrs. Rosetta Boysen, Mrs. Lillie Sattler, William Zessin, Oscar Zessin, all of Madison. Mrs Art Eucker, a Twin sister, of Norfolk and Herman Zessin of Lincoln.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Oakland.
TWIN TO SISTER BERTHA (ZESSIN) EUCKER.
Albert (Rusty) Zessin, Seventh Child, Fourth Son, and TWIN to Bertha (Zessin) Eucker, of Hermann & Ernestine (Rathel) Zessin.
Brother of Louise (Dittberner), Rosetta (Boysen), Oscar, William, Herman, Lillie (Sattler) and Bertha (Eucker).
Husband of Hazel (Longacre).
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Lincoln Evening Journal
Friday, November 29, 1918
Fined for Bootlegging
MADISON, Neb., Nov. 27-Albert Zessin, better known as "Rusty" Zessin, was caught by Chief of Police Ray early this morning with three cases of whisky and was placed under arrest. He was arraigned this morning before County Judge McDuffee for Bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and his automobile confiscated. There has been evidence of plenty of booze and bootlegging in Madison and vicinity for some time and the nefarious business appears to have been operated by an organized gang of which "Rusty" is one. The deplorable feature is that such flagrant disregard of law and decency could be carried on so long, openly and successfully without interference on the part of county and local officials whose duty is to safe-guard the public against such outrages.
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*Madison Star Mail Newspaper 1963*
Madison - Word was received by Madison relatives of the death of Albert A. (Rusty) Zessin, 63, of Oakland, Calif. He died Saturday at the Hyland Hospital at Oakland.
In June of 1961 he was injured in a fall and had been in ill health since. He entered the hospital as the result of a fractured hip and suffered a heart attack.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zessin, he was born in the Green Garden vivinity May 19, 1899. He attended school at St. John Green Garden and Trinity Lutheran.
He farmed northwest of Madison for several years, then moved to Madison and entered the trucking business. In the late 30's he moved to California.
Survivors are Mrs. Rosetta Boysen, Mrs. Lillie Sattler, William Zessin, Oscar Zessin, all of Madison. Mrs Art Eucker, a Twin sister, of Norfolk and Herman Zessin of Lincoln.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Oakland.
TWIN TO SISTER BERTHA (ZESSIN) EUCKER.
Brother of Louise (Dittberner), Rosetta (Boysen), Oscar, William, Herman, Lillie (Sattler) and Bertha (Eucker).
Husband of Hazel (Longacre).
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Lincoln Evening Journal
Friday, November 29, 1918
Fined for Bootlegging
MADISON, Neb., Nov. 27-Albert Zessin, better known as "Rusty" Zessin, was caught by Chief of Police Ray early this morning with three cases of whisky and was placed under arrest. He was arraigned this morning before County Judge McDuffee for Bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and his automobile confiscated. There has been evidence of plenty of booze and bootlegging in Madison and vicinity for some time and the nefarious business appears to have been operated by an organized gang of which "Rusty" is one. The deplorable feature is that such flagrant disregard of law and decency could be carried on so long, openly and successfully without interference on the part of county and local officials whose duty is to safe-guard the public against such outrages.
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*Madison Star Mail Newspaper 1963*
Madison - Word was received by Madison relatives of the death of Albert A. (Rusty) Zessin, 63, of Oakland, Calif. He died Saturday at the Hyland Hospital at Oakland.
In June of 1961 he was injured in a fall and had been in ill health since. He entered the hospital as the result of a fractured hip and suffered a heart attack.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zessin, he was born in the Green Garden vivinity May 19, 1899. He attended school at St. John Green Garden and Trinity Lutheran.
He farmed northwest of Madison for several years, then moved to Madison and entered the trucking business. In the late 30's he moved to California.
Survivors are Mrs. Rosetta Boysen, Mrs. Lillie Sattler, William Zessin, Oscar Zessin, all of Madison. Mrs Art Eucker, a Twin sister, of Norfolk and Herman Zessin of Lincoln.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Oakland.
TWIN TO SISTER BERTHA (ZESSIN) EUCKER.
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