Fred Bosco, 56, a WPA employee, died of a sudden attack of acute indigestion Friday night at his home, 337 First Avenue, Solvay. A native of Italy, he had been a resident of Solvay for 11 years. He is survived by six sons, Joseph Bosco, stationed with the United States Army in Hawaii, and Fred, Patsy, Aniel, Andrew, and Albert of Solvay; three daughters, Mrs. John Wagner of Mattydale, and Mrs. Frank Fernandez and Miss Louise Bosco of of Solvay; a brother, Andrew Bosco of Meadville, Penn.; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were at St. Cecelia's Church.
From the Syracuse Herald Journal Apr. 12, 1941.
Note: the newspaper obituary states he died Friday, April 11th, but the New York State Death Index gives his date of death as April 12th.
From the Syracuse Herald Journal Apr. 12, 1941.
Note: the newspaper obituary states he died Friday, April 11th, but the New York State Death Index gives his date of death as April 12th.
Fred Bosco, 56, a WPA employee, died of a sudden attack of acute indigestion Friday night at his home, 337 First Avenue, Solvay. A native of Italy, he had been a resident of Solvay for 11 years. He is survived by six sons, Joseph Bosco, stationed with the United States Army in Hawaii, and Fred, Patsy, Aniel, Andrew, and Albert of Solvay; three daughters, Mrs. John Wagner of Mattydale, and Mrs. Frank Fernandez and Miss Louise Bosco of of Solvay; a brother, Andrew Bosco of Meadville, Penn.; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were at St. Cecelia's Church.
From the Syracuse Herald Journal Apr. 12, 1941.
Note: the newspaper obituary states he died Friday, April 11th, but the New York State Death Index gives his date of death as April 12th.
From the Syracuse Herald Journal Apr. 12, 1941.
Note: the newspaper obituary states he died Friday, April 11th, but the New York State Death Index gives his date of death as April 12th.
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