DR. NORMAN C. ERDMANN
Dr. Erdmann, Physician, Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. Norman C. Erdmann of 1432 Gunnell Ln., physician-surgeon for 34 years who
had practiced at Manitowoc since 1936, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at
Holy Family Hospital.
Dr. Erdmann, 57, had been hospitalized two weeks ago with a heart condition.
A native of Cleveland, Manitowoc, he was born Feb. 16, 1910, son of the late
August and Antonia Klemm Erdmann. He was educated at Sheboygan High School and
Marquette University Medical School, Milwaukee, from where he was graduated in
1932.
He interned at St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, and joined Drs. Farrell and
Zlatnik of Two Rivers in the practice of medicine in 1933. He began his private
practice at Manitowoc in 1936, and in 1961 organized the Park Medical Center at
601 N. Eighth St., with Dr. Nathan Davis and Dr. R. V. Sheahan. He was a staff
member of Holy Family and Memorial hospitals.
From 1943 until 1948 Capt. Erdmann served with the armed service in the Army
Medical Corps and after a tour of duty in a general hospital on the west coast
where casualties from the Aleutian campaigns were treated he went into the South
Pacific theater as a medical officer. For a year he was assigned to the Percy
Jones General Hospital, Battle Creek, Mich., where he had charge of the officers’
neurosurgical section and was awarded the meritorious service ribbon for activities
there. He earned the American theater, Asiatic Pacific, meritorious service and
victory ribbons.
Dr. Erdmann took post graduate training at New York Post Graduate Medical School,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., and the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Erdmann was medical advisor to the Manitowoc County Board No. 37 of the State
Selective Service System for 25 years and received a certificate of appreciation
for his contributions in 1964. He was recognized by the Waumegasako Boy Scout
Council for his work in the building of the health lodge at Pigeon Lake. He also
served as president of Holy Family medical staff.
He was a member of the Manitowoc County Medical Society, Wisconsin State Medical
Society, American Medical Assn., was a diplomat of the National Board of Medical
Examiners, member of the Academy of General Practice and Phi Beta Pi medical
fraternity. He was affiliated with the Lions Club, and a past president, Elks
Club, Boy Scouts of America and the Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Branch River Country Club, the Wisconsin Horse Assn. and
Wisconsin Heart Assn.
He married Marianne Fritz at Columbus, Wis., in 1935. She survives with two sons
and a daughter (names omitted), and two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Seibel of Mt. Calvary
and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel, of Milwaukee. A brother, Harry, preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church with the Rev.
Vernon Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home after 5 p.m. Thursday until
11 a.m. Friday and at the church until time of service.
Memorials may be made to the acute coronary care unit at Holy Family Hospital or
First Lutheran Church.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 20, 1967 P. 12
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LETTER TO OPEN FORUM
To the Editor:
Our friend, Dr. Norman Erdmann, how we who knew him so well will miss him because
to know him was to love him. Always kind, considerate, consciousness, dedicated,
he loved people and loved to be of service to mankind. Manitowoc has lost one of
its finest citizens and surely our city is a far better place in which to live
because Dr. Erdmann lived among us. A.A.C.E.R.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 22, 1967 P. 26
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[d. 09-19-1967/age 57 yrs.]
Dr. Erdmann, Physician, Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. Norman C. Erdmann of 1432 Gunnell Ln., physician-surgeon for 34 years who
had practiced at Manitowoc since 1936, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at
Holy Family Hospital.
Dr. Erdmann, 57, had been hospitalized two weeks ago with a heart condition.
A native of Cleveland, Manitowoc, he was born Feb. 16, 1910, son of the late
August and Antonia Klemm Erdmann. He was educated at Sheboygan High School and
Marquette University Medical School, Milwaukee, from where he was graduated in
1932.
He interned at St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, and joined Drs. Farrell and
Zlatnik of Two Rivers in the practice of medicine in 1933. He began his private
practice at Manitowoc in 1936, and in 1961 organized the Park Medical Center at
601 N. Eighth St., with Dr. Nathan Davis and Dr. R. V. Sheahan. He was a staff
member of Holy Family and Memorial hospitals.
From 1943 until 1948 Capt. Erdmann served with the armed service in the Army
Medical Corps and after a tour of duty in a general hospital on the west coast
where casualties from the Aleutian campaigns were treated he went into the South
Pacific theater as a medical officer. For a year he was assigned to the Percy
Jones General Hospital, Battle Creek, Mich., where he had charge of the officers’
neurosurgical section and was awarded the meritorious service ribbon for activities
there. He earned the American theater, Asiatic Pacific, meritorious service and
victory ribbons.
Dr. Erdmann took post graduate training at New York Post Graduate Medical School,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., and the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Erdmann was medical advisor to the Manitowoc County Board No. 37 of the State
Selective Service System for 25 years and received a certificate of appreciation
for his contributions in 1964. He was recognized by the Waumegasako Boy Scout
Council for his work in the building of the health lodge at Pigeon Lake. He also
served as president of Holy Family medical staff.
He was a member of the Manitowoc County Medical Society, Wisconsin State Medical
Society, American Medical Assn., was a diplomat of the National Board of Medical
Examiners, member of the Academy of General Practice and Phi Beta Pi medical
fraternity. He was affiliated with the Lions Club, and a past president, Elks
Club, Boy Scouts of America and the Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Branch River Country Club, the Wisconsin Horse Assn. and
Wisconsin Heart Assn.
He married Marianne Fritz at Columbus, Wis., in 1935. She survives with two sons
and a daughter (names omitted), and two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Seibel of Mt. Calvary
and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel, of Milwaukee. A brother, Harry, preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church with the Rev.
Vernon Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home after 5 p.m. Thursday until
11 a.m. Friday and at the church until time of service.
Memorials may be made to the acute coronary care unit at Holy Family Hospital or
First Lutheran Church.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 20, 1967 P. 12
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LETTER TO OPEN FORUM
To the Editor:
Our friend, Dr. Norman Erdmann, how we who knew him so well will miss him because
to know him was to love him. Always kind, considerate, consciousness, dedicated,
he loved people and loved to be of service to mankind. Manitowoc has lost one of
its finest citizens and surely our city is a far better place in which to live
because Dr. Erdmann lived among us. A.A.C.E.R.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 22, 1967 P. 26
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[d. 09-19-1967/age 57 yrs.]
DR. NORMAN C. ERDMANN
Dr. Erdmann, Physician, Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. Norman C. Erdmann of 1432 Gunnell Ln., physician-surgeon for 34 years who
had practiced at Manitowoc since 1936, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at
Holy Family Hospital.
Dr. Erdmann, 57, had been hospitalized two weeks ago with a heart condition.
A native of Cleveland, Manitowoc, he was born Feb. 16, 1910, son of the late
August and Antonia Klemm Erdmann. He was educated at Sheboygan High School and
Marquette University Medical School, Milwaukee, from where he was graduated in
1932.
He interned at St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, and joined Drs. Farrell and
Zlatnik of Two Rivers in the practice of medicine in 1933. He began his private
practice at Manitowoc in 1936, and in 1961 organized the Park Medical Center at
601 N. Eighth St., with Dr. Nathan Davis and Dr. R. V. Sheahan. He was a staff
member of Holy Family and Memorial hospitals.
From 1943 until 1948 Capt. Erdmann served with the armed service in the Army
Medical Corps and after a tour of duty in a general hospital on the west coast
where casualties from the Aleutian campaigns were treated he went into the South
Pacific theater as a medical officer. For a year he was assigned to the Percy
Jones General Hospital, Battle Creek, Mich., where he had charge of the officers’
neurosurgical section and was awarded the meritorious service ribbon for activities
there. He earned the American theater, Asiatic Pacific, meritorious service and
victory ribbons.
Dr. Erdmann took post graduate training at New York Post Graduate Medical School,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., and the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Erdmann was medical advisor to the Manitowoc County Board No. 37 of the State
Selective Service System for 25 years and received a certificate of appreciation
for his contributions in 1964. He was recognized by the Waumegasako Boy Scout
Council for his work in the building of the health lodge at Pigeon Lake. He also
served as president of Holy Family medical staff.
He was a member of the Manitowoc County Medical Society, Wisconsin State Medical
Society, American Medical Assn., was a diplomat of the National Board of Medical
Examiners, member of the Academy of General Practice and Phi Beta Pi medical
fraternity. He was affiliated with the Lions Club, and a past president, Elks
Club, Boy Scouts of America and the Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Branch River Country Club, the Wisconsin Horse Assn. and
Wisconsin Heart Assn.
He married Marianne Fritz at Columbus, Wis., in 1935. She survives with two sons
and a daughter (names omitted), and two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Seibel of Mt. Calvary
and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel, of Milwaukee. A brother, Harry, preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church with the Rev.
Vernon Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home after 5 p.m. Thursday until
11 a.m. Friday and at the church until time of service.
Memorials may be made to the acute coronary care unit at Holy Family Hospital or
First Lutheran Church.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 20, 1967 P. 12
*********
LETTER TO OPEN FORUM
To the Editor:
Our friend, Dr. Norman Erdmann, how we who knew him so well will miss him because
to know him was to love him. Always kind, considerate, consciousness, dedicated,
he loved people and loved to be of service to mankind. Manitowoc has lost one of
its finest citizens and surely our city is a far better place in which to live
because Dr. Erdmann lived among us. A.A.C.E.R.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 22, 1967 P. 26
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[d. 09-19-1967/age 57 yrs.]
Dr. Erdmann, Physician, Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. Norman C. Erdmann of 1432 Gunnell Ln., physician-surgeon for 34 years who
had practiced at Manitowoc since 1936, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at
Holy Family Hospital.
Dr. Erdmann, 57, had been hospitalized two weeks ago with a heart condition.
A native of Cleveland, Manitowoc, he was born Feb. 16, 1910, son of the late
August and Antonia Klemm Erdmann. He was educated at Sheboygan High School and
Marquette University Medical School, Milwaukee, from where he was graduated in
1932.
He interned at St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, and joined Drs. Farrell and
Zlatnik of Two Rivers in the practice of medicine in 1933. He began his private
practice at Manitowoc in 1936, and in 1961 organized the Park Medical Center at
601 N. Eighth St., with Dr. Nathan Davis and Dr. R. V. Sheahan. He was a staff
member of Holy Family and Memorial hospitals.
From 1943 until 1948 Capt. Erdmann served with the armed service in the Army
Medical Corps and after a tour of duty in a general hospital on the west coast
where casualties from the Aleutian campaigns were treated he went into the South
Pacific theater as a medical officer. For a year he was assigned to the Percy
Jones General Hospital, Battle Creek, Mich., where he had charge of the officers’
neurosurgical section and was awarded the meritorious service ribbon for activities
there. He earned the American theater, Asiatic Pacific, meritorious service and
victory ribbons.
Dr. Erdmann took post graduate training at New York Post Graduate Medical School,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., and the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Erdmann was medical advisor to the Manitowoc County Board No. 37 of the State
Selective Service System for 25 years and received a certificate of appreciation
for his contributions in 1964. He was recognized by the Waumegasako Boy Scout
Council for his work in the building of the health lodge at Pigeon Lake. He also
served as president of Holy Family medical staff.
He was a member of the Manitowoc County Medical Society, Wisconsin State Medical
Society, American Medical Assn., was a diplomat of the National Board of Medical
Examiners, member of the Academy of General Practice and Phi Beta Pi medical
fraternity. He was affiliated with the Lions Club, and a past president, Elks
Club, Boy Scouts of America and the Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Branch River Country Club, the Wisconsin Horse Assn. and
Wisconsin Heart Assn.
He married Marianne Fritz at Columbus, Wis., in 1935. She survives with two sons
and a daughter (names omitted), and two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Seibel of Mt. Calvary
and Mrs. Edwin Wenzel, of Milwaukee. A brother, Harry, preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at First Lutheran Church with the Rev.
Vernon Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Friends may call at Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home after 5 p.m. Thursday until
11 a.m. Friday and at the church until time of service.
Memorials may be made to the acute coronary care unit at Holy Family Hospital or
First Lutheran Church.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 20, 1967 P. 12
*********
LETTER TO OPEN FORUM
To the Editor:
Our friend, Dr. Norman Erdmann, how we who knew him so well will miss him because
to know him was to love him. Always kind, considerate, consciousness, dedicated,
he loved people and loved to be of service to mankind. Manitowoc has lost one of
its finest citizens and surely our city is a far better place in which to live
because Dr. Erdmann lived among us. A.A.C.E.R.
Manitowoc Herald Times, September 22, 1967 P. 26
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[d. 09-19-1967/age 57 yrs.]
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