Adolph Jacob KUBITSCHEK, D.D.S.

KUBITSCHEK, BOLLINGER, FELLER

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Date: 6/18/2009 at 18:55:28

Adolph Jacob Kubitschek

Born at Perry, Iowa, March 3, 1895, Adolph Jacob Kubitschek, is the son of Frank Joseph and Margaret (Feller) Kubitschek. His father, who was born in Germany, December 6, 1863, is a furniture dealer and was formerly a cabinet maker, who came to this country in 1870. His mother, whose ancestry was French and German, was born in Howard County, South Dakota, October 29, 1865.

Dr. Kubitschek was graduated from the Sacred Heart High School at Eagle Grove, Iowa, in 1914, and received the D. D. S. degree at Creighton University Dental College in Omaha in 1917. He was a member of Kappa Omicron Epsilon in college, and served as president of the freshman class. He received valedictory honors in high school. Since 1917 he has been engaged in the practice of dentistry at Atkinson, and has been active in civic affairs in his community. He is a member of the National, state, and district dental societies, is local treasurer of the Lions Club, is vice president of the Knights of Columbus, and holds membership in the Red Cross and the Nebraskana Society. He is affiliated with St. Josephs Catholic Church and is a member of the Atkinson Country Club where he enjoys golfing. Dr. Kubitschek is present president of the Northern Nebraska Dental Study Club.

On August 29, 1917, he married Leone Isabelle Bollinger at Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Kubitschek, whose parents were of Irish and German descent, was born at Boone, Iowa, September 3, 1894, and died at Atkinson, May 10, 1927. Five children were born to them: John Douglas, October 5, 1918; Mary Kathryn, November 24, 1920; Ruth Leone, June 30, 1922; Joan Ann, March 24, 1924; and Paul Lynn, May 5, 1927. Residence: Atkinson.

NEBRASKANA, BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF NEBRASKA MEN AND WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT WHO HAVE BEEN AWARDED LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN THE NEBRASKANA SOCIETY, Edited by SARA MULLIN BALDWIN and ROBERT MORTON BALDWIN, HEBRON, NEBRASKA, THE BALDWIN COMPANY, 1932, page 687.