KORNELY
Quirin Kornely, 56, died Wednesday evening at his home on mile south of Mishicot following a stroke.
Funeral arrangements are not complete pending word from two sons in service. The rites, however, will be held from the Holy Cross church in Mishicot with the Rev. Joseph Van Bogart officiating and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Kornely was born March 8, 1887 in Francis Creek. In 1909 he married Miss Mary Reindl. The couple moved to the farm home in the town of Mishicot in 1913 and operated the farm since.
Survivors are the widow; seven sons, Private First Class Lester Kornely overseas, Private James at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Arthur of Oostburg, Louis and LeRoy of Two Rivers, and Raymond and John at home; three daughters, Mrs. Alois Hamernik of Two Rivers, Mrs. Victor Kritske of Sheboygan and Miss Marie at home; three sisters, Mrs. Richard Grimm, Mrs. Nick Silbersack and Mrs. Martin Wilfert, all of this county; three brothers, George, Joseph and John, all in the vicinity of Shoto; and eight grandchildren. Mr. Kornely was a member of the Holy Name society.
-Manitowoc Herald Times
Thursday, September 2, 1943; pg.2-
Quirin Kornely, 56, died Wednesday evening at his home on mile south of Mishicot following a stroke.
Funeral arrangements are not complete pending word from two sons in service. The rites, however, will be held from the Holy Cross church in Mishicot with the Rev. Joseph Van Bogart officiating and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Kornely was born March 8, 1887 in Francis Creek. In 1909 he married Miss Mary Reindl. The couple moved to the farm home in the town of Mishicot in 1913 and operated the farm since.
Survivors are the widow; seven sons, Private First Class Lester Kornely overseas, Private James at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Arthur of Oostburg, Louis and LeRoy of Two Rivers, and Raymond and John at home; three daughters, Mrs. Alois Hamernik of Two Rivers, Mrs. Victor Kritske of Sheboygan and Miss Marie at home; three sisters, Mrs. Richard Grimm, Mrs. Nick Silbersack and Mrs. Martin Wilfert, all of this county; three brothers, George, Joseph and John, all in the vicinity of Shoto; and eight grandchildren. Mr. Kornely was a member of the Holy Name society.
-Manitowoc Herald Times
Thursday, September 2, 1943; pg.2-
KORNELY
Quirin Kornely, 56, died Wednesday evening at his home on mile south of Mishicot following a stroke.
Funeral arrangements are not complete pending word from two sons in service. The rites, however, will be held from the Holy Cross church in Mishicot with the Rev. Joseph Van Bogart officiating and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Kornely was born March 8, 1887 in Francis Creek. In 1909 he married Miss Mary Reindl. The couple moved to the farm home in the town of Mishicot in 1913 and operated the farm since.
Survivors are the widow; seven sons, Private First Class Lester Kornely overseas, Private James at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Arthur of Oostburg, Louis and LeRoy of Two Rivers, and Raymond and John at home; three daughters, Mrs. Alois Hamernik of Two Rivers, Mrs. Victor Kritske of Sheboygan and Miss Marie at home; three sisters, Mrs. Richard Grimm, Mrs. Nick Silbersack and Mrs. Martin Wilfert, all of this county; three brothers, George, Joseph and John, all in the vicinity of Shoto; and eight grandchildren. Mr. Kornely was a member of the Holy Name society.
-Manitowoc Herald Times
Thursday, September 2, 1943; pg.2-
Quirin Kornely, 56, died Wednesday evening at his home on mile south of Mishicot following a stroke.
Funeral arrangements are not complete pending word from two sons in service. The rites, however, will be held from the Holy Cross church in Mishicot with the Rev. Joseph Van Bogart officiating and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Kornely was born March 8, 1887 in Francis Creek. In 1909 he married Miss Mary Reindl. The couple moved to the farm home in the town of Mishicot in 1913 and operated the farm since.
Survivors are the widow; seven sons, Private First Class Lester Kornely overseas, Private James at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Arthur of Oostburg, Louis and LeRoy of Two Rivers, and Raymond and John at home; three daughters, Mrs. Alois Hamernik of Two Rivers, Mrs. Victor Kritske of Sheboygan and Miss Marie at home; three sisters, Mrs. Richard Grimm, Mrs. Nick Silbersack and Mrs. Martin Wilfert, all of this county; three brothers, George, Joseph and John, all in the vicinity of Shoto; and eight grandchildren. Mr. Kornely was a member of the Holy Name society.
-Manitowoc Herald Times
Thursday, September 2, 1943; pg.2-
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