Were Wed Last Sunday

Miss Ellen Rademacher and

Verne Rohrs Married Sunday

A marriage of particular interest to Auburn people was

consummated at the parsonage of the English Lutheran

church on last Sunday afternoon, the contracting parties being

Miss Ellen Rademacher and Mrs. Verne Rohrs.

These well known young people proceeded to the parsonage

of the English Lutheran church where the ceremony that made

them man and wife was performed by Reverend Martin

Ritzen. The bride  and groom were accompanied to the

parsonage by a company of friends and relatives who

witnessed the ceremony. Both are very well known in this

community. The bride is a daughter of Hy Rademacher

who lives south of Johnson and is a young woman who

fully deserves the respect and admiration that have always

been bestowed upon her. She is charming and accomplished

and held in the very highest esteem by all who know her.

The groom is employed at the Andresen grocery and is a

might fine young man. He is the son of Fred H. Rohrs and

having been born and raised in this community the people

have been able to judge of his worth and the verdict has been

entirely in his favor. No young man is more respected and

trusted. Mr. and Mrs. Rohrs will make their home in this

city and their friends trust that the years to come may

bring them the full measure of happiness and prosperity.

Nemaha County Herald

Friday

February 16, 1917
 

At Veteran's Hospital

Vern K. Rohrs, owner of the Rohrs Liquor Store, was taken to Veteran's Hospital at Lincoln last Wednesday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Rohrs and sons, Kenneth and Dennis, Stanley Gahn and Glendora Galloway, were visiting him Sunday

Nemaha County Herald

Thursday

July 31, 1941

OBITUARY

Vernon K. Rohrs son of Fred H. and Minnie Rohrs, was born October 13, 1893, at Byron Nebraska.

Having moved to Nemaha County, Vern attended school in Auburn Public Schools.

On February 11, 1917, he was united in Marriage with Ellen Rademacher.  To this union were born two sons-Kenneth and Dennis.

Vern was a member of the United States Armed Forces in World War 1.  Since his discharge he has maintained an active membership in the American Legion.

On June 21, 1946, he was baptized into the Lutheran Faith by Reverend F.W. Henkel at Saint Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Auburn.

He is survived by his wife Ellen, two sons Kenneth and Dennis both of Lincoln, Four Grandchildren Ronald, Rick Allen, and Patricia Ann the children of Kenneth, Roxanne the Daughter of Dennis,  Also by Two Daughter-In-Laws, his Step- Mother Mrs. Pearl Rohrs of California, One Sister Mrs. Pearl Kurtcki of Cheyenne, Wyoming, One Brother Chester Rohrs of Muskegon, Michigan, Six Half Sisters, and One Half-Brother.

He was preceded in death by Both Parents, One Sister, and One Half Sister.

Throughout the years, Vern has been a very active and progressive business in South Eastern Nebraska.  He had enjoyed good health until the Summer of 1951.  He entered the Veterans Hospital in Lincoln in September of the year and was there at the time of his death on December 11, having reached the age of 58 years, one month, and 28 days.

Funeral services were held Friday at the Saint Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Auburn with Reverend F.W. Henkel officiating.

Pallbears were Ralph Ottersberg, Carl Glen, George Davis, Albert H. Behrends,  E.E. Rodysill and Oscar Flau.

Two songs were sung by mixed quartette composed of Mrs. Clarence Hush, Lois Schreifer, Walter Schlange, and William J. Rogge accompanied By Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher.

A Military Service was held at the grave in Sheridan Cemetery.  Casey Funeral Home in charge of services.

Auburn Tribune

Thursday

December 20, 1951