From The Palmer Journal, January 31, 1963, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney:
Mrs. William Weber Dies Monday Morning -
Helen R. Weber, 74, long time resident of the Palmer community, passed away Monday at a Central City hospital after a short illness...
Helen Weber was born May 29, 1888 on a farm northwest of Palmer to Lutheria and Chauncy Baily. As a child she lived with her parents near Dannebrog where she received her education. Later they moved to Fullerton where she was married to Erle Adamson on December 28, 1908. They lived on a farm northeast of Palmer until 1922 when they moved into town. Mr. Adamson passed away in 1943.
On August 8, 1944 she was united in marriage to William Weber. They settled in Palmer where she spent the remainder of her life.
She was a member of the First Church of Christ in Palmer.
Surviving are her husband, 2 daughters, Mrs. Merle Feierstein of Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Fern Hummel of Lebanon, Oregon, 3 sons, Loren Adamson and Carl Adamson of Los Angeles, Calif., and Floyd Adamson of Lebanon, Ore., 3 step daughters, Mrs. Elma Campbell of Palmer, Mrs. Grace Glynn of Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Hockman of Holdrege, 2 stepsons, Lynn Weber of Palmer and Gerald Weber of Dickinsen, North Dakota.
Mrs. William Weber Dies Monday Morning -
Helen R. Weber, 74, long time resident of the Palmer community, passed away Monday at a Central City hospital after a short illness...
Helen Weber was born May 29, 1888 on a farm northwest of Palmer to Lutheria and Chauncy Baily. As a child she lived with her parents near Dannebrog where she received her education. Later they moved to Fullerton where she was married to Erle Adamson on December 28, 1908. They lived on a farm northeast of Palmer until 1922 when they moved into town. Mr. Adamson passed away in 1943.
On August 8, 1944 she was united in marriage to William Weber. They settled in Palmer where she spent the remainder of her life.
She was a member of the First Church of Christ in Palmer.
Surviving are her husband, 2 daughters, Mrs. Merle Feierstein of Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Fern Hummel of Lebanon, Oregon, 3 sons, Loren Adamson and Carl Adamson of Los Angeles, Calif., and Floyd Adamson of Lebanon, Ore., 3 step daughters, Mrs. Elma Campbell of Palmer, Mrs. Grace Glynn of Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Hockman of Holdrege, 2 stepsons, Lynn Weber of Palmer and Gerald Weber of Dickinsen, North Dakota.
From The Palmer Journal, January 31, 1963, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney:
Mrs. William Weber Dies Monday Morning -
Helen R. Weber, 74, long time resident of the Palmer community, passed away Monday at a Central City hospital after a short illness...
Helen Weber was born May 29, 1888 on a farm northwest of Palmer to Lutheria and Chauncy Baily. As a child she lived with her parents near Dannebrog where she received her education. Later they moved to Fullerton where she was married to Erle Adamson on December 28, 1908. They lived on a farm northeast of Palmer until 1922 when they moved into town. Mr. Adamson passed away in 1943.
On August 8, 1944 she was united in marriage to William Weber. They settled in Palmer where she spent the remainder of her life.
She was a member of the First Church of Christ in Palmer.
Surviving are her husband, 2 daughters, Mrs. Merle Feierstein of Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Fern Hummel of Lebanon, Oregon, 3 sons, Loren Adamson and Carl Adamson of Los Angeles, Calif., and Floyd Adamson of Lebanon, Ore., 3 step daughters, Mrs. Elma Campbell of Palmer, Mrs. Grace Glynn of Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Hockman of Holdrege, 2 stepsons, Lynn Weber of Palmer and Gerald Weber of Dickinsen, North Dakota.
Mrs. William Weber Dies Monday Morning -
Helen R. Weber, 74, long time resident of the Palmer community, passed away Monday at a Central City hospital after a short illness...
Helen Weber was born May 29, 1888 on a farm northwest of Palmer to Lutheria and Chauncy Baily. As a child she lived with her parents near Dannebrog where she received her education. Later they moved to Fullerton where she was married to Erle Adamson on December 28, 1908. They lived on a farm northeast of Palmer until 1922 when they moved into town. Mr. Adamson passed away in 1943.
On August 8, 1944 she was united in marriage to William Weber. They settled in Palmer where she spent the remainder of her life.
She was a member of the First Church of Christ in Palmer.
Surviving are her husband, 2 daughters, Mrs. Merle Feierstein of Rockford, Ill., Mrs. Fern Hummel of Lebanon, Oregon, 3 sons, Loren Adamson and Carl Adamson of Los Angeles, Calif., and Floyd Adamson of Lebanon, Ore., 3 step daughters, Mrs. Elma Campbell of Palmer, Mrs. Grace Glynn of Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Hockman of Holdrege, 2 stepsons, Lynn Weber of Palmer and Gerald Weber of Dickinsen, North Dakota.
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