Manitowoc Sun Messenger | Manitowoc, Wisconsin | Friday, January 08, 1937 | Page 1
Funeral services were held Monday morning for Arthur Zelewski, who was accidentally killed last Thursday afternoon at the home of his brother, Norbert, Jackson street, while examining a 32 calibrer revolver. The boy had gone into the yard after dinner to shoot sparrows, using an air rifle. He was unsuccessful and was advised of the revolver in the dresser drawer. The boy was rushed to the hospital after the shooting but was dead upon arrival there. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zelewski, 1509 Clark street, the brother and two sisters. No inquest was held.
Funeral services were held Monday morning for Arthur Zelewski, who was accidentally killed last Thursday afternoon at the home of his brother, Norbert, Jackson street, while examining a 32 calibrer revolver. The boy had gone into the yard after dinner to shoot sparrows, using an air rifle. He was unsuccessful and was advised of the revolver in the dresser drawer. The boy was rushed to the hospital after the shooting but was dead upon arrival there. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zelewski, 1509 Clark street, the brother and two sisters. No inquest was held.
Manitowoc Sun Messenger | Manitowoc, Wisconsin | Friday, January 08, 1937 | Page 1
Funeral services were held Monday morning for Arthur Zelewski, who was accidentally killed last Thursday afternoon at the home of his brother, Norbert, Jackson street, while examining a 32 calibrer revolver. The boy had gone into the yard after dinner to shoot sparrows, using an air rifle. He was unsuccessful and was advised of the revolver in the dresser drawer. The boy was rushed to the hospital after the shooting but was dead upon arrival there. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zelewski, 1509 Clark street, the brother and two sisters. No inquest was held.
Funeral services were held Monday morning for Arthur Zelewski, who was accidentally killed last Thursday afternoon at the home of his brother, Norbert, Jackson street, while examining a 32 calibrer revolver. The boy had gone into the yard after dinner to shoot sparrows, using an air rifle. He was unsuccessful and was advised of the revolver in the dresser drawer. The boy was rushed to the hospital after the shooting but was dead upon arrival there. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zelewski, 1509 Clark street, the brother and two sisters. No inquest was held.
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