In Memory of ELMER POPP

Born November 9, 1907 Washington Township Carroll County, Iowa
Entered Into Rest June 26, 1957 at home, Manning, Iowa
Age 49 years, 7 months, 17 days
Services Held At Zion Lutheran Church Saturday, June 29, 1957, 2 P.M.
Clergyman Rev. George B. Eschenbacher
Interment Manning Cemetery
Pallbearers: Louis Bohnsack, Eugene Popp, Robert Popp, Jim Wiese, Lyle Eich, Lester Popp

ELMER F. POPP
Elmer Frederick Popp, 49, died at his home south of Manning Wednesday noon, June 26, 1957. He had been ill for some time.

Services will be Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church, with Pastor George Eschenbacher officiating. Burial will be in the Manning Cemetery.

The body is resting at the Ohde Funeral Home.

Mr. Popp, son of Carl Detlef and Fredericka (Jentzen) Popp, was born November 9, 1907, in Washington Township, Carroll County. He was married to Leora Martens February 5, 1930.

Surviving with his wife are four daughters: Mrs. John Vanderheiden, Jr. (Neoma), Carroll; Betty Lou, at home; Mrs. Allan Jensen (Janice) Manning; and Gloria, at home; two grandchildren; five brothers: William Popp, Carroll; Detlef, Louis and Henry Popp, Manning; and Erwin Popp, Walnut; and two sisters, Mrs. Bert (Mamie) Eich, Manning, and Mrs. George (Wilma) Wiese, Schaller; and his father-in-law, Detlef Martens, with whom he and his family live one-half mile south of Manning.

Mr. Popp had worked at the Manning Mill and other places here.
Carroll Daily Times Herald, June 27, 1957

Elmer F. Popp
Funeral services for Elmer Frederick Popp, 49, will be held Saturday afternoon from Zion Lutheran Church.

Pastor George B. Eschenbacher will officiate and interment will be in the Manning Cemetery.

Mr. Popp died of cancer at his home here Wednesday, June 26, 1957, following a lengthy illness.

Survivors are his widow; four daughters, Mrs. John Vanderheiden, Jr., Carroll; Mrs. Allen Jensen, Manning; and Betty Lou and Gloria at home; five brothers, William of Carroll; Detlef, Henry, and Louis, all of Manning; Erwin of Walnut; two sisters: Mrs. Bert Eich, Manning, and Mrs. George Wiese of Schaller.
Daily Nonpareil, June 29, 1957

Manning Services For Elmer Popp
Services for Elmer Popp, 49, will be at Zion Lutheran Church here Saturday afternoon. He died at his home Wednesday of cancer. He had lived in Manning all his life and was manager of the sewage disposal system here. He is survived here by his wife, four daughters, five brothers, and two sisters.
Des Moines Tribune, June 28, 1957