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Central City Republican Thursday, January 22 1931:
The death of Adolph Zlomke, respected resident of the Archer vicinity, which occurred at his family home Wednesday, January 14th, occasioned much sorrow throughout the community, where the deceased had been held in high regard since his removal to Merrick county in the year 1915 from Duff, Nebr. While Mr. Zlomke had been ill for a week, his condition was not considered as alarming until the day preceding his death, and his removal from the family circle came as a distinct shock to his wide circle of friends and relatives.
Adolph August Zlomke was born at Leab Walta, Germany, on April 12th, 1858. He came to America in the year 1871 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zlomke, now deceased. The family settled at Grand Island, and in the year 1883 Mr. Zlomke homesteaded in Rock County, near Duff, Nebr. It was there he brought his bride, the former Miss Anna Barbara Faber of Atkinson, their marriage occurring on October 29, 1888, at Atkinson. This remained their home until the year 1915, when the family removed to their present residence near Archer, where the final summons came.
To Mr. and Mrs. Zlomke were born fourteen children, one son, Adolph, dying in infancy. Mr. Zlomke united with the Evangelical church when a young man, and ever remained faithful to its teachings. He was a good neighbor and staunch friend and above all, a kindly husband and father. He leaves as a heritage to his posterity a memory of his many sacrifices in their behalf and a life of accomplishment.
The deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna Zlomke, nine daughters and four sons: Edward Zlomke, Chapman; Lena Horner, Duff; Fred Zlomke, Long Pine; Arthur Zlomke, Duff; Christina Dillon, Hot Springs, So. Dakota; Lizzie Wagner, Central City; Anna Landstrom, Chenoa, Ill; George Zlomke, Archer; Sophia Mason, Central City; Edna Rudolf, Palmer; Gladys Zlomke, residing at home; Esther Rudolf, Palmer, and Malina Zlomke; residing at home. He is also survived by twenty-one grandchildren, five brothers, Otto Zlomke, Bernard Zlomke, of Grand Island, Fred Zlomke of St. Paul; Gustav Zlomke, of Greeley, and Theodore Zlomke of Hastings, and by three sisters, Mrs. Martha Newman, of Aurora; Mrs. Mary Dickau, of Atkinson, and Mrs. Augusta Reuthar, of the state of California.
Funeral services were conducted fro the Evangelical church near Archer Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Rev. A.H. Schwab in charge. Pall bearers were Otto Rudolph, Emil Rudolph, Will Rudolph, Carl Rudolph, Jake Ita and Jake Suck, George Zlomke and Ed Zlomke were in charge of flowers. Out of town relatives at the funeral were Otto and Bernard Zlomke of Grand Island.
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