Note: Her first husband was Frank Norris
Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
20 December 1948
Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, died at 1:30 a. m. yesterday in the Locust Mountain Hospital. She was in ill health the past three weeks. Born in Lithuania, she came here a young girl and made her home in this area ever since. She was a member of St. George's Church.
Surviving are two sons, Edward Astrumski, Shenandoah Heights, and William Norris, of town, and one daughter, Mrs. Mary Kruszynsky, at home; two grandchildren, a stepmother, Mrs. M. Kubilus, at New Philadelphia, and the following step-children: John Astrumski, Mahanoy City; William Astrumski, Glenside; Miss Margaret Astrumski, Mahanoy City; Anna Astrumski, Hartford, Connecticut; Frank and Tessie Astrumski, New Philadelphia; Margaret Buchinsky, Pittsburgh; three step-brothers, Frank, George and Matthew Kubilus, all of New Philadelphia.
The funeral will take place Wednesday from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street, with services at 8:30 a.m. High requiem Mass will be celebrated in St. George's Church at 9 a.m.Interment will be in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz has charge.
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Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
22 December 1948
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, took place today from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Neverauskas in St. George's Church. Rev. Joseph A. Karalias was deacon and Rev. John Luksys, sub-deacon.
The three priests conducted brief services at the funeral home. Father Neverauskas administered tha last rites of absolution in the church and was in charge of committal services at the grave. He was assisted by the other two priests at both services.
Pallbearers were Michael Martin, James O'Boyle, Martin McHale, Joseph Gavrilick, William Kissel and Thomas Whalen. Interment was in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz had charge.
Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
20 December 1948
Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, died at 1:30 a. m. yesterday in the Locust Mountain Hospital. She was in ill health the past three weeks. Born in Lithuania, she came here a young girl and made her home in this area ever since. She was a member of St. George's Church.
Surviving are two sons, Edward Astrumski, Shenandoah Heights, and William Norris, of town, and one daughter, Mrs. Mary Kruszynsky, at home; two grandchildren, a stepmother, Mrs. M. Kubilus, at New Philadelphia, and the following step-children: John Astrumski, Mahanoy City; William Astrumski, Glenside; Miss Margaret Astrumski, Mahanoy City; Anna Astrumski, Hartford, Connecticut; Frank and Tessie Astrumski, New Philadelphia; Margaret Buchinsky, Pittsburgh; three step-brothers, Frank, George and Matthew Kubilus, all of New Philadelphia.
The funeral will take place Wednesday from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street, with services at 8:30 a.m. High requiem Mass will be celebrated in St. George's Church at 9 a.m.Interment will be in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz has charge.
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Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
22 December 1948
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, took place today from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Neverauskas in St. George's Church. Rev. Joseph A. Karalias was deacon and Rev. John Luksys, sub-deacon.
The three priests conducted brief services at the funeral home. Father Neverauskas administered tha last rites of absolution in the church and was in charge of committal services at the grave. He was assisted by the other two priests at both services.
Pallbearers were Michael Martin, James O'Boyle, Martin McHale, Joseph Gavrilick, William Kissel and Thomas Whalen. Interment was in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz had charge.
Note: Her first husband was Frank Norris
Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
20 December 1948
Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, died at 1:30 a. m. yesterday in the Locust Mountain Hospital. She was in ill health the past three weeks. Born in Lithuania, she came here a young girl and made her home in this area ever since. She was a member of St. George's Church.
Surviving are two sons, Edward Astrumski, Shenandoah Heights, and William Norris, of town, and one daughter, Mrs. Mary Kruszynsky, at home; two grandchildren, a stepmother, Mrs. M. Kubilus, at New Philadelphia, and the following step-children: John Astrumski, Mahanoy City; William Astrumski, Glenside; Miss Margaret Astrumski, Mahanoy City; Anna Astrumski, Hartford, Connecticut; Frank and Tessie Astrumski, New Philadelphia; Margaret Buchinsky, Pittsburgh; three step-brothers, Frank, George and Matthew Kubilus, all of New Philadelphia.
The funeral will take place Wednesday from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street, with services at 8:30 a.m. High requiem Mass will be celebrated in St. George's Church at 9 a.m.Interment will be in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz has charge.
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Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
22 December 1948
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, took place today from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Neverauskas in St. George's Church. Rev. Joseph A. Karalias was deacon and Rev. John Luksys, sub-deacon.
The three priests conducted brief services at the funeral home. Father Neverauskas administered tha last rites of absolution in the church and was in charge of committal services at the grave. He was assisted by the other two priests at both services.
Pallbearers were Michael Martin, James O'Boyle, Martin McHale, Joseph Gavrilick, William Kissel and Thomas Whalen. Interment was in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz had charge.
Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
20 December 1948
Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, died at 1:30 a. m. yesterday in the Locust Mountain Hospital. She was in ill health the past three weeks. Born in Lithuania, she came here a young girl and made her home in this area ever since. She was a member of St. George's Church.
Surviving are two sons, Edward Astrumski, Shenandoah Heights, and William Norris, of town, and one daughter, Mrs. Mary Kruszynsky, at home; two grandchildren, a stepmother, Mrs. M. Kubilus, at New Philadelphia, and the following step-children: John Astrumski, Mahanoy City; William Astrumski, Glenside; Miss Margaret Astrumski, Mahanoy City; Anna Astrumski, Hartford, Connecticut; Frank and Tessie Astrumski, New Philadelphia; Margaret Buchinsky, Pittsburgh; three step-brothers, Frank, George and Matthew Kubilus, all of New Philadelphia.
The funeral will take place Wednesday from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street, with services at 8:30 a.m. High requiem Mass will be celebrated in St. George's Church at 9 a.m.Interment will be in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz has charge.
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Evening Herald (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania)
22 December 1948
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret (Norris) Astrumski, 121 North Market street, took place today from the Henry Walukiewicz Funeral Home, 535 West Centre street. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Neverauskas in St. George's Church. Rev. Joseph A. Karalias was deacon and Rev. John Luksys, sub-deacon.
The three priests conducted brief services at the funeral home. Father Neverauskas administered tha last rites of absolution in the church and was in charge of committal services at the grave. He was assisted by the other two priests at both services.
Pallbearers were Michael Martin, James O'Boyle, Martin McHale, Joseph Gavrilick, William Kissel and Thomas Whalen. Interment was in the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery. Henry Walukiewicz had charge.
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