JOSEPH MARSHEK SR. (d. 1915)
DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS OF J. MARSHEK
Formerly Conducted a Black Smith Shop at Kellnersville
Joseph Marshek, formerly a blacksmith at Kellnersville, where he was
located for a number of years, until five years ago when he removed
to the city, died at his home, 425 North Tenth street Sunday night,
death being due to cancer from which he had long suffered.
Mr. Marshek was a native of Bohemia and was born 49 years ago, coming
to American with his mother when a child of one year. After removing
to this city he was employed at the shipyards. Mr. Marshek is survived
by a widow and eight children, seven of whom reside here. The funeral
will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev.
Axtell officiating.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Monday, March 01, 1915, Page 1
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The first funeral services at the new chapel at Evergreen cemetery
were held yesterday when the body of the late Joseph Marshek was
laid to rest, following the services. Rev. Axtell officiated the
services. The chapel was recently erected by the city at a cost
of $2,000.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, March 04, 1915, Page 4
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[Joseph Sr./bur. 3 Mar. 1915/cause: gastric carcinoma/bur. on
Josephine Marshek lot]
DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS OF J. MARSHEK
Formerly Conducted a Black Smith Shop at Kellnersville
Joseph Marshek, formerly a blacksmith at Kellnersville, where he was
located for a number of years, until five years ago when he removed
to the city, died at his home, 425 North Tenth street Sunday night,
death being due to cancer from which he had long suffered.
Mr. Marshek was a native of Bohemia and was born 49 years ago, coming
to American with his mother when a child of one year. After removing
to this city he was employed at the shipyards. Mr. Marshek is survived
by a widow and eight children, seven of whom reside here. The funeral
will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev.
Axtell officiating.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Monday, March 01, 1915, Page 1
**********
The first funeral services at the new chapel at Evergreen cemetery
were held yesterday when the body of the late Joseph Marshek was
laid to rest, following the services. Rev. Axtell officiated the
services. The chapel was recently erected by the city at a cost
of $2,000.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, March 04, 1915, Page 4
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[Joseph Sr./bur. 3 Mar. 1915/cause: gastric carcinoma/bur. on
Josephine Marshek lot]
JOSEPH MARSHEK SR. (d. 1915)
DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS OF J. MARSHEK
Formerly Conducted a Black Smith Shop at Kellnersville
Joseph Marshek, formerly a blacksmith at Kellnersville, where he was
located for a number of years, until five years ago when he removed
to the city, died at his home, 425 North Tenth street Sunday night,
death being due to cancer from which he had long suffered.
Mr. Marshek was a native of Bohemia and was born 49 years ago, coming
to American with his mother when a child of one year. After removing
to this city he was employed at the shipyards. Mr. Marshek is survived
by a widow and eight children, seven of whom reside here. The funeral
will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev.
Axtell officiating.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Monday, March 01, 1915, Page 1
**********
The first funeral services at the new chapel at Evergreen cemetery
were held yesterday when the body of the late Joseph Marshek was
laid to rest, following the services. Rev. Axtell officiated the
services. The chapel was recently erected by the city at a cost
of $2,000.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, March 04, 1915, Page 4
*********
[Joseph Sr./bur. 3 Mar. 1915/cause: gastric carcinoma/bur. on
Josephine Marshek lot]
DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS OF J. MARSHEK
Formerly Conducted a Black Smith Shop at Kellnersville
Joseph Marshek, formerly a blacksmith at Kellnersville, where he was
located for a number of years, until five years ago when he removed
to the city, died at his home, 425 North Tenth street Sunday night,
death being due to cancer from which he had long suffered.
Mr. Marshek was a native of Bohemia and was born 49 years ago, coming
to American with his mother when a child of one year. After removing
to this city he was employed at the shipyards. Mr. Marshek is survived
by a widow and eight children, seven of whom reside here. The funeral
will be held from the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev.
Axtell officiating.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Monday, March 01, 1915, Page 1
**********
The first funeral services at the new chapel at Evergreen cemetery
were held yesterday when the body of the late Joseph Marshek was
laid to rest, following the services. Rev. Axtell officiated the
services. The chapel was recently erected by the city at a cost
of $2,000.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, March 04, 1915, Page 4
*********
[Joseph Sr./bur. 3 Mar. 1915/cause: gastric carcinoma/bur. on
Josephine Marshek lot]
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