Obituary printed in Sept. 8, 1932 Fort Calhoun Chronicle, Nebraska

Camille Saltzman

Camille Saltzman, a resident of this vicinity for more than fifty years, died in an Omaha hospital September 6, following an operation he underwent ten days previously. He had been in poor health for several years, and although suffering greatly at times during the past three years made the best of his affliction and uncomplainingly awaited the end.

Mr. Saltzman was born in Warren, Pa., December 23, 1867, and came with his parents to Omaha in January, 1872. He came to Washington county ten years later, and on March 5, 1902, was married to Madeline R. Einerine who, with their two sons, Austin a. and C. Edward, survive him. He also leaves three brothers, George R. of Ft. Calhoun, C.J. of Sioux City, Iowa, and Fred, and one sister, Mrs. James Wood, of Seattle, Wash., and two grandchildren, Betty Jean and Melvin Russell.

Mr. Saltzman resided east of Ft. Calhoun until 1914, when he and his family moved to the fine, comfortable farm home which they built south of town. Mr. Saltzman’s friendly and genial disposition, his integrity and kindly helpfulness earned him the esteem of the community, and all unite with the bereaved family in mourning his departure. He united with the Presbyterian church in 1917, and was a consistent and helpful member.

The funeral services will be held at the Ft. Calhoun Presbyterian church this Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in the Ft. Calhoun cemetery.

Camille Saltzman

Obituary printed in the Sept. 15, 1932 Enterprise, Blair, NE.

This obituary, citing the Fort Calhoun Chronicle, is the same except that it spelled Madeline R.’ s maiden name as Emerin instead of Einerine

Camille Saltzman of Ft. Calhoun Dies

Obituary printed in Sept. 15, 1932 Pilot-Tribune, Blair, NE

Camille Saltzman, a farmer in the Calhoun vicinity for more than half a century, died Tuesday, September 6th, in an Omaha hospital, following an operation he underwent ten days previously. Mr. Saltzman had been in poor health several years.

Services were held Thursday afternoon at the Fort Calhoun Presbyterian church and burial was made in the Fort Calhoun cemetery.

Born in Warren, Pennsylvania, Mr. Saltzman came with his parents to Omaha in 1872 and ten years later moved to Washington County. He was married in 1902 and in addition to his widow, two sons Austin A. and C. Edward survive him. Also surviving are three brothers, George R. of Calhoun, C.J. of Sioux City, and Fred, and one sister, Mrs. James Wood of Seattle, Washington.

Mr. Saltzman lived east of Calhoun until 1914, when he and his family moved to the farm home which they built south of Calhoun, where he lived until his death.

~~~Obituaries courtesy of the Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Blair, Nebraska library.~~~

Find a Grave Memorial # 18176457