Lem Melvin Hoffman was born July 25, 1878, near Industry, to Oliver and Lizzie Veit Hoffman. He died at an Abilene hospital on May 17, 1935. He was united in marriage on May 3, to Miss Lena Wilmer, and they spent all their married life in the Industry and Upland communities. To their union were born two daughters, Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Wichita, and Mrs. A. K. Steinbruck of Wakefield. The wife and children survive, and other surviving relatives include two sisters, Minnie Evans and Tressa Lilley, both of Longford, two brothers, G. L. of Longford and A. F. of Clay Center; and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Liberty cemetery near Upland. (abstract, CC Times, May 26, 1935)
Lem Melvin Hoffman was born July 25, 1878, near Industry, to Oliver and Lizzie Veit Hoffman. He died at an Abilene hospital on May 17, 1935. He was united in marriage on May 3, to Miss Lena Wilmer, and they spent all their married life in the Industry and Upland communities. To their union were born two daughters, Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Wichita, and Mrs. A. K. Steinbruck of Wakefield. The wife and children survive, and other surviving relatives include two sisters, Minnie Evans and Tressa Lilley, both of Longford, two brothers, G. L. of Longford and A. F. of Clay Center; and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Liberty cemetery near Upland. (abstract, CC Times, May 26, 1935)
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