Funeral Services Are Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Harry Hoida, 19, were held from St. John the Baptist Church in Coleman Tuesday morning of last week. The Rev. J. G. DeVries officiated and internment was in the church cemetery. He died at the Oconto hospital after being there ten weeks with a broken neck after a fall.
Six cousins acted as pallbearers: George Stodola, Edward and Francis Kustand Frank and Jake Hoida. Flower girls were Josephine Kust and Gladys Reibesch.
Survivors are his parents, Mr and Mrs John Hoida, six brothers, Joseph, John, Edward, Frank, George and Sylvester and one sister, Mayme, who was unable to attend the funeral.
Out of town relatives who attended the funeral were: Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoida, Mr and Mrs Frank Hoida, Manitowoc; Mr and Mrs R L Holtger, Mrs. Frank Kust and family, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Jr, Mr and Mrs Stodola and family, Klondike; Mr and Mrs Math. Kadletz, Mr and Mrs Jos. Hoida, son Math., and daughter, Barbara, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Buresch and son, John, Mr and Mrs John Mleziva and son Joseph, Mrs. Math. Cisler, Mr and Mrs Anton Wavurnek, Mr and Mrs James Wavurnek and son, James, all of Pilsen and Mrs. Bernard Wavurnek, Denmark.
Oconto County Reporter Oconto, WI Apr 14, 1932
Funeral services for Harry Hoida, 19, were held from St. John the Baptist Church in Coleman Tuesday morning of last week. The Rev. J. G. DeVries officiated and internment was in the church cemetery. He died at the Oconto hospital after being there ten weeks with a broken neck after a fall.
Six cousins acted as pallbearers: George Stodola, Edward and Francis Kustand Frank and Jake Hoida. Flower girls were Josephine Kust and Gladys Reibesch.
Survivors are his parents, Mr and Mrs John Hoida, six brothers, Joseph, John, Edward, Frank, George and Sylvester and one sister, Mayme, who was unable to attend the funeral.
Out of town relatives who attended the funeral were: Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoida, Mr and Mrs Frank Hoida, Manitowoc; Mr and Mrs R L Holtger, Mrs. Frank Kust and family, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Jr, Mr and Mrs Stodola and family, Klondike; Mr and Mrs Math. Kadletz, Mr and Mrs Jos. Hoida, son Math., and daughter, Barbara, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Buresch and son, John, Mr and Mrs John Mleziva and son Joseph, Mrs. Math. Cisler, Mr and Mrs Anton Wavurnek, Mr and Mrs James Wavurnek and son, James, all of Pilsen and Mrs. Bernard Wavurnek, Denmark.
Oconto County Reporter Oconto, WI Apr 14, 1932
Funeral Services Are Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Harry Hoida, 19, were held from St. John the Baptist Church in Coleman Tuesday morning of last week. The Rev. J. G. DeVries officiated and internment was in the church cemetery. He died at the Oconto hospital after being there ten weeks with a broken neck after a fall.
Six cousins acted as pallbearers: George Stodola, Edward and Francis Kustand Frank and Jake Hoida. Flower girls were Josephine Kust and Gladys Reibesch.
Survivors are his parents, Mr and Mrs John Hoida, six brothers, Joseph, John, Edward, Frank, George and Sylvester and one sister, Mayme, who was unable to attend the funeral.
Out of town relatives who attended the funeral were: Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoida, Mr and Mrs Frank Hoida, Manitowoc; Mr and Mrs R L Holtger, Mrs. Frank Kust and family, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Jr, Mr and Mrs Stodola and family, Klondike; Mr and Mrs Math. Kadletz, Mr and Mrs Jos. Hoida, son Math., and daughter, Barbara, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Buresch and son, John, Mr and Mrs John Mleziva and son Joseph, Mrs. Math. Cisler, Mr and Mrs Anton Wavurnek, Mr and Mrs James Wavurnek and son, James, all of Pilsen and Mrs. Bernard Wavurnek, Denmark.
Oconto County Reporter Oconto, WI Apr 14, 1932
Funeral services for Harry Hoida, 19, were held from St. John the Baptist Church in Coleman Tuesday morning of last week. The Rev. J. G. DeVries officiated and internment was in the church cemetery. He died at the Oconto hospital after being there ten weeks with a broken neck after a fall.
Six cousins acted as pallbearers: George Stodola, Edward and Francis Kustand Frank and Jake Hoida. Flower girls were Josephine Kust and Gladys Reibesch.
Survivors are his parents, Mr and Mrs John Hoida, six brothers, Joseph, John, Edward, Frank, George and Sylvester and one sister, Mayme, who was unable to attend the funeral.
Out of town relatives who attended the funeral were: Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoida, Mr and Mrs Frank Hoida, Manitowoc; Mr and Mrs R L Holtger, Mrs. Frank Kust and family, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Jr, Mr and Mrs Stodola and family, Klondike; Mr and Mrs Math. Kadletz, Mr and Mrs Jos. Hoida, son Math., and daughter, Barbara, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Buresch and son, John, Mr and Mrs John Mleziva and son Joseph, Mrs. Math. Cisler, Mr and Mrs Anton Wavurnek, Mr and Mrs James Wavurnek and son, James, all of Pilsen and Mrs. Bernard Wavurnek, Denmark.
Oconto County Reporter Oconto, WI Apr 14, 1932
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