Mary Čermák was born in Tučapy Bohemia, the daughter of František and Rozalie Kostroun Čermák. She came to the United States in 1901 - likely to stay with her Aunt, (Terezie Čermák Lavička). On November 2, 1902, she married Joseph Kubat in Chicago. They had at least eleven children - six of whom survived to adulthood (Marie, Joseph, Jerry, Ann, Rose, and Frank.)
From her obituary in the Denni Hlasatel:
Announcement of death
In deep grief we announce to all friends and acquaintances, that our dearly beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and mother-in-law,
Marie Kubát
died after a long and painful sickness, on Tuesday, the 11th of November 1930, at 10 o'clock in the evening. Birth was in Nezdašově, in Bohemia and in America she dwelled 31 years. She belonged to the Unity of Czech Women (JČD; Jednota Českýsch Dam) Lodge Vlast #41. The funeral of the dearly departed will be performed on Friday, the 14th of November, from the house of mourning 1355 West 47th St. at 1:30 in the afternoon, to the Czech National cemetery, where the remains will be cremated. –For silent condolences asks
JOSEPH KUBÁT, mourning husband; JOSEPH, JAROSLAV and FRANTISEK, sons; MARIE KIEHL, ANNA and RUZENA KUBÁT, daughters; ROZALIE ČERMÁKOVÁ, mother in Bohemia; ANNA ČERMÁK, sister in Bohemia; GEORGE KIEHL, son-in-law; STELLA and ALICE KUBÁT, daughter's-in-law and other friends.
Who would like to participate in the funeral, please kindly register in the house of mourning or in the funeral house of Mr. Frank Bečváře, 5218 S. Kedzie Ave., telephone Prospect 3810.
Flowers will be refused with thanks.
The town noted in her obituary is incorrect.
From her obituary in the Denni Hlasatel:
Announcement of death
In deep grief we announce to all friends and acquaintances, that our dearly beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and mother-in-law,
Marie Kubát
died after a long and painful sickness, on Tuesday, the 11th of November 1930, at 10 o'clock in the evening. Birth was in Nezdašově, in Bohemia and in America she dwelled 31 years. She belonged to the Unity of Czech Women (JČD; Jednota Českýsch Dam) Lodge Vlast #41. The funeral of the dearly departed will be performed on Friday, the 14th of November, from the house of mourning 1355 West 47th St. at 1:30 in the afternoon, to the Czech National cemetery, where the remains will be cremated. –For silent condolences asks
JOSEPH KUBÁT, mourning husband; JOSEPH, JAROSLAV and FRANTISEK, sons; MARIE KIEHL, ANNA and RUZENA KUBÁT, daughters; ROZALIE ČERMÁKOVÁ, mother in Bohemia; ANNA ČERMÁK, sister in Bohemia; GEORGE KIEHL, son-in-law; STELLA and ALICE KUBÁT, daughter's-in-law and other friends.
Who would like to participate in the funeral, please kindly register in the house of mourning or in the funeral house of Mr. Frank Bečváře, 5218 S. Kedzie Ave., telephone Prospect 3810.
Flowers will be refused with thanks.
The town noted in her obituary is incorrect.
Mary Čermák was born in Tučapy Bohemia, the daughter of František and Rozalie Kostroun Čermák. She came to the United States in 1901 - likely to stay with her Aunt, (Terezie Čermák Lavička). On November 2, 1902, she married Joseph Kubat in Chicago. They had at least eleven children - six of whom survived to adulthood (Marie, Joseph, Jerry, Ann, Rose, and Frank.)
From her obituary in the Denni Hlasatel:
Announcement of death
In deep grief we announce to all friends and acquaintances, that our dearly beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and mother-in-law,
Marie Kubát
died after a long and painful sickness, on Tuesday, the 11th of November 1930, at 10 o'clock in the evening. Birth was in Nezdašově, in Bohemia and in America she dwelled 31 years. She belonged to the Unity of Czech Women (JČD; Jednota Českýsch Dam) Lodge Vlast #41. The funeral of the dearly departed will be performed on Friday, the 14th of November, from the house of mourning 1355 West 47th St. at 1:30 in the afternoon, to the Czech National cemetery, where the remains will be cremated. –For silent condolences asks
JOSEPH KUBÁT, mourning husband; JOSEPH, JAROSLAV and FRANTISEK, sons; MARIE KIEHL, ANNA and RUZENA KUBÁT, daughters; ROZALIE ČERMÁKOVÁ, mother in Bohemia; ANNA ČERMÁK, sister in Bohemia; GEORGE KIEHL, son-in-law; STELLA and ALICE KUBÁT, daughter's-in-law and other friends.
Who would like to participate in the funeral, please kindly register in the house of mourning or in the funeral house of Mr. Frank Bečváře, 5218 S. Kedzie Ave., telephone Prospect 3810.
Flowers will be refused with thanks.
The town noted in her obituary is incorrect.
From her obituary in the Denni Hlasatel:
Announcement of death
In deep grief we announce to all friends and acquaintances, that our dearly beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and mother-in-law,
Marie Kubát
died after a long and painful sickness, on Tuesday, the 11th of November 1930, at 10 o'clock in the evening. Birth was in Nezdašově, in Bohemia and in America she dwelled 31 years. She belonged to the Unity of Czech Women (JČD; Jednota Českýsch Dam) Lodge Vlast #41. The funeral of the dearly departed will be performed on Friday, the 14th of November, from the house of mourning 1355 West 47th St. at 1:30 in the afternoon, to the Czech National cemetery, where the remains will be cremated. –For silent condolences asks
JOSEPH KUBÁT, mourning husband; JOSEPH, JAROSLAV and FRANTISEK, sons; MARIE KIEHL, ANNA and RUZENA KUBÁT, daughters; ROZALIE ČERMÁKOVÁ, mother in Bohemia; ANNA ČERMÁK, sister in Bohemia; GEORGE KIEHL, son-in-law; STELLA and ALICE KUBÁT, daughter's-in-law and other friends.
Who would like to participate in the funeral, please kindly register in the house of mourning or in the funeral house of Mr. Frank Bečváře, 5218 S. Kedzie Ave., telephone Prospect 3810.
Flowers will be refused with thanks.
The town noted in her obituary is incorrect.
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