sp: Chermak/Chermack/Cermak
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John Chermack, one of the best known pioneer residents of Ben Wade, passed away quite suddenly Monday evening. Death was due to heart failure. Mr. Chermack was ill about a half hour, says the Glenwood Herald.
Mr. Chermack was born in Bohemia sixty-nine years ago. He had been a resident of Ben Wade the past thirty years or more and had, during this time, through thrift and economy forges his way ahead to a position of comfort and independence.
He is survived by his wife and by six children: Mrs. John Kalina, Mrs. Frank Landa, Mrs. Frank Prchal, Joe, Charles and Frank Chermack, all of whom live in the neighborhood of the Chermack home.
(Alexandria Post News, 30 April 1914)
sp: Chermak/Chermack/Cermak
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John Chermack, one of the best known pioneer residents of Ben Wade, passed away quite suddenly Monday evening. Death was due to heart failure. Mr. Chermack was ill about a half hour, says the Glenwood Herald.
Mr. Chermack was born in Bohemia sixty-nine years ago. He had been a resident of Ben Wade the past thirty years or more and had, during this time, through thrift and economy forges his way ahead to a position of comfort and independence.
He is survived by his wife and by six children: Mrs. John Kalina, Mrs. Frank Landa, Mrs. Frank Prchal, Joe, Charles and Frank Chermack, all of whom live in the neighborhood of the Chermack home.
(Alexandria Post News, 30 April 1914)
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