Peter NEUMANN [16484]

  General Notes:

SAGHS Birth Index
NEUMANN Peter 14-Mar-1926 M Hugo Frederick NEUMANN Amy Rose PANN Adelaide Adelaide 70A/448:
Surname: NEUMANN
Given Names: Peter
Date of Birth: 14-Mar-1926
Gender: M
Father: Hugo Frederick NEUMANN
Mother: Amy Rose PANN
Birth Residence: Adelaide
District: Adelaide
Book/Page: 170A/448

SAGHS Newspaper Index
NEUMANN Peter 01-Jul-2015 89 Death 03-Jul-2015:
NEUMANN Peter 01-Jul-2015 Death 04-Jul-2015:
Surname: NEUMANN
First Names: Peter
Other Surnames:
Date: 01-Jul-2015
Age: 89
Source: Advertiser
Notice: Death
Publication Date: 03-Jul-2015
Notes: Born 14 Mar 1926

NEUMANN Peter 06-Jul-2015 Funeral 03-Jul-2015:
Surname: NEUMANN
First Names: Peter
Other Surnames:
Date: 06-Jul-2015
Source: Advertiser
Notice: Funeral
Publication Date: 03-Jul-2015 Publication Date: 04-Jul-2015
Notes: Born 14 Mar 1926

Centennial Park Records
Neumann, Peter01/07/2015Woodville West:
Interment Type Burial
Interment Date 06/07/2015
Interment Status Interred
Interment Location Lutheran, Path 7, Grave 324
Interment Right 1022800
Interment Right Status
Current Interment Right Expiry 06/07/2065

  Research Notes:

The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929) Tue 16 Mar 1926 Page 8
Birth Notice:
NEUMANN (nee Amy Penn). On the 14th March, at Miss Laurence's Private Hospital, to Mr and Mrs. H. F. Neumann, of Sedan-a son.

The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser (SA : 1880 - 1954) Thu 13 Aug 1936 Page 1
MOUNT PLEASANT ARBOR DAY
Primary School Celebration
On Friday morning the pupils of the Mount Pleasant primary school made the initial move, an arbor day, in the tree planting drive, in augurated in this town to commemorate the present Centenary year. Parents, school committee, members of the Women's Welfare Club, together with many representative citizens, attended the ceremony and showed keen interest in the proceedings. The first tree was planted in front of the council chambers by Colin and Moira Smith, child ren of the district clerk, Mr. W. Ross Smith. A short address was then made by Councillor J.C. Herriot in which he appealed to the children to make good citizenship the object of their lives. He paid a tribute to Mr. R.T. Melrose for his generosity in supplying the trees and guards and expressed the hope that every child present would show their appreciation by aiding in the care and preservation of the trees planted. The chairman of the school committee (Mr. H.F. Neumann) supported the remarks of the previous speaker and called for three hearty cheers for Mr. Melrose. In reply, Mr. Melrose said that he appreciated the remarks made and hoped that the trees would be cared for and prove a further means of beautification in the town. He recalled that 36 years ago he had sponsored a similar tree planting drive and the well grown trees in the street to-day were evidence of the work on that occasion. In conclusion, Mr. Melrose asked the children to make of the trees their particular responsibility. Trees were then planted by the following children from each family:- Gordon and Ida Page; Leith and Ken Westphalen; Margaret Cooke; Tony Davey; Iris Treloar; Glenton Gregory; Eric and Hazel Deane; Dorothy and Arthur Wilksch; Ray O'Dea; Johnny Fergusson; Graham and Aileen Lewis; Kathleen and Beryl Vivian; Johnny Wiedenbach; Coralie Allen; Fay Harding; Harold Mueller and sister; Ron and Lindsay Noblett; and Peter, Pam, and Geoffrey Neumann. The planting was conducted under the direction of Mr. Fergusson. At the completion of the planting, the children returned to the school where appropriate addresses were; given by Rev. R.A. Campbell, Mr. H.F. Neumann (chairman of the school committee), Mr. W. Ross Smith, Sweets and oranges were distributed and a half holiday granted. Under the direction of Mr. Rice, relieving head teacher, the children rendered items. Much credit is due to Mr. Rice for his organization and efforts to make the day a real success. Mr. H.G. Porter, head teacer, who has been absent on sick leave returned to Mount Pleasant and witnessed the ceremony. A further tree planting demonstration will be held in the near future. An avenue will be planted at the northern and southern approaches to the town and along the Talunga Park road. Among those noticed at the gathering on Friday were Mr. R.T. Melrose, members of the Centenary committee, Messrs. J.C. Herriot (chair man), Rev. J.E. Lloyd, H.G. Porter (head teacher), W. Ross Smith (secretary), R.L. Heinrich (assistant secretary), school committee, Messrs. H.F. Neumann (chairman), A.E. Barlow (secretary), G. Deane, C.B. Wilksch and Rev. R.A. Campbell; representing the Women's Welfare Club, Mesdames A.E. Barlow (president), H.G. Porter (secretary), H.F, Neumann, F. Staples, A. Hicks, H.W. Harms, J. Allen, V.C. Cooke and many other parents and interested residents. Mr. P. Laing, who was present also witnessed the tree planting of 36 years ago.

Peter married someone.