CARTERET — Peter Starek, fifty-two, died at his home, 95 Pulaski Avenue, Wednesday night.
Mr. Starek was a carpenter and had lived here thirty years. He was born in Poland.
He is survived by his wife, Anna, and five daughters and four sons, Mrs. Bolislawa Snow, Mrs. Wanda Conrad and the Misses Leokadia, Anna and Jennie Starek, and Nieczyslaw, Adam, Henry and Edward Starek.
Mr. Starek was a member of the Polish National Association, the Woodmen of the World and of Holy Family Church.
The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from his home and at the Holy Family Church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. Joseph Dziadosz will sing a high mass of requiem. The place of burial is yet undecided. Undertaker Joseph Synowiecki has charge of the arrangements.
Obituary can be found in Carteret Press, January 27, 1939, page 2
CARTERET — Peter Starek, fifty-two, died at his home, 95 Pulaski Avenue, Wednesday night.
Mr. Starek was a carpenter and had lived here thirty years. He was born in Poland.
He is survived by his wife, Anna, and five daughters and four sons, Mrs. Bolislawa Snow, Mrs. Wanda Conrad and the Misses Leokadia, Anna and Jennie Starek, and Nieczyslaw, Adam, Henry and Edward Starek.
Mr. Starek was a member of the Polish National Association, the Woodmen of the World and of Holy Family Church.
The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from his home and at the Holy Family Church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. Joseph Dziadosz will sing a high mass of requiem. The place of burial is yet undecided. Undertaker Joseph Synowiecki has charge of the arrangements.
Obituary can be found in Carteret Press, January 27, 1939, page 2
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