Name | Elmer Winford Pearson | |
Birth | 16 Jan 1903 | Laramie, Albany, Wyoming, USA |
Gender | Male | |
Died | Yes, date unknown |
Father | Peter William Pearson (ID:I621), b. 20 Jun 1877, Weston, Saunders, Nebraska, USA d. 24 Jun 1920, Ceresco, Saunders, Nebraska, USA (Age 43 years) | |||||||||
Mother | Clara Elizabeth Brodd (ID:I627), b. 22 Jun 1877, Carbon, Carbon, Wyoming, USA d. 13 Nov 1957, Ceresco, Saunders, Nebraska, USA (Age 80 years) | |||||||||
Marriage | 22 Oct 1901 | Laramie, Albany, Wyoming, USA [4] | ||||||||
Pearson - Brodd Marriage License |
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Wife 1 | Sophia Albertine Eugenie Heiser (ID:I680), b. 17 Jan 1903 d. 10 Mar 1970 (Age 67 years) | |||||||||
Marriage | 23 Feb 1927 | |||||||||
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Wife 2 | Erma Kathleen Skiles (ID:I7537), b. 1920 | |
Marriage | 1973 | |
22 May 1973 Elmer Pearson Erma Skiles marriage license Lincoln Star Pearson, Elmer Winford, Ceresco...70 Skiles, Erma Kathleen, 2920 No. 56th...53 |
1910 Federal Census | 9 May 1910 [1] | |
1910 census data for Peter William Pearson Pearson, William, Head (M, age 33, Married) Pearson, Clara, Wife (F, age 33, Married) Pearson, Elmer, son (M, age 7, Single) Pearson, Herman, son (M, age 5, Single) Pearson, Edna, daughter (F, age 5, Single) Pearson, Ervin, son (M, age 1 5/12, Single) Sanders, Ben, Hired man (M, age 17, Single) |
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1920 Federal Census | 5 Feb 1920 [2] | |
1920 Census Peter William Pearson family Pearson, William P., Head (M, age 43, Married) Pearson, Clara, Wife (F, age 43, Married) Pearson, Elmer, son (M, age 17, Single) Pearson, Herman W., son (M, age 15, Single) Pearson, Edna L., daughter (F, age 12, Single) Pearson, Ervin L., son (M, age 10, Single) Nelson, Florence E., neice (F, age 18, Single) |
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1930 Federal Census | 23 Apr 1930 | Richland, Saunders, Nebraska, USA [3] |
1930 Census for Elmer Pearson family Pearson, Elmer; age 27 Pearson, Sophie E. E.; age 27, wife LeRoy M.; age 1, son Herman W.; age 25 |
Photos | Photos/PersonalPortraits/ElmerPearson.jpg |
Newspaper Clippings | 18 Nov 1947 Mayor Elmer Pearson opposes liquor license Lincoln Star Controversy Rages Over Beer Permit Many Of Ceresco Citizens Involved More than 100 interested citizens of Ceresco and vicinity attended a hearing before the state liquor control commission Tuesday on the application of Adolph Wotipka for a beer license outside the city limits. The application, approved by a 4 to 2 vote of the county commissioners, had been denied by the commission and the applicant appealed. Both sides came to the hearing armed with petitions signed in the vicinity. Each contained approximately 200 signatures. Ministers Testify. Three ministers of churches in Ceresco testified that they circulated petitions among their membership and advised them in church of the availability of petitions. Roy Anderson, member of the school board in the rural district where the tavern would be located, created a stir when he exclaimed regarding sale of liquor: "There is no law. It is only the one with the most money and the best lawyer." Anderson said that in his opinion the only way to prevent trouble with liquor is to keep out liquor. He denied that the controversy arose because people of Swedish descent were dry and Czechs in the neighborhood wanted liquor. Own Opinion Mayor Elmer Pearson of Ceresco opposed the granting of a license 2 1/2 miles west of town. He admitted that the letter of opposition he had written the commission as mayor was his own opinion and that the board had not acted on it. Pearson was closely quizzed by both the commission and attorneys on his statement that he did not believe Wotipka and his wife were the "right kind of people" to operate a tavern. When pressed for specific reasons, he remained mute. The only answer that questioners could obtain was this opinion was based on "just their daily lives." Fear Reprisals The hearing was replete with innuendoes and opinions of people who did not attend the hearing. Fear of reprisals and damage to machinery by people not attending was related and all refused to give names of their informants. Otis Beaman, county supervisor, testified as to the differences of opinion on the county board at the time the application was approved. Among those called as witnesses were" Henry Tvrdy, Ted Pospisil, George Vanicek, Willard Beaman, Henry Fiedler and John Krafka, all nearby farmers, and Ed Raymond, grocer, all in behalf of the applicants. Alfred Burkland, farmer, was opposed in addition to the ministers, Anderson and Otis Beaman. The hearing of oppoment witnesses carried over to the afternoon. |
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