MARY WILDA (d. 1925)
MRS. M. WILDA CALLED TO HER REST, AGED 75
Mrs. Mary Wilda, widow of Wenzel Wilda, and a resident of Manitowoc
for thirty three years, died at her home 430 N. Tenth street Thursday
afternoon, aged 75 years, of infirmities incident to her advanced age.
Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at
2 o’clock, the Rev. Tepley officiating and burial will be at Evergreen.
Mrs. Wilda was born in Bohemia on Christmas day 1850 and came to
America as a young girl with her parents. She was married 59 years
ago to Mr. Wilda who preceded her in death eight years ago. The
family came here 33 years ago and had since resided in the city.
Mrs. Wilda is survived by eight children, three daughters and five
sons. Mrs. Adolph Maresh, Mrs. Peter Kruml, Mrs. Joseph Tomachek,
Edward, Joseph, Adolph, henry and William all of this city. Three
brothers, Joseph and John Granal (or Granat) of Lodi and James of
this city and two sisters, Mrs. Johanna Fremel, Chicago and Mrs.
Joseph Kotik of St. Paul, also survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, October 02, 1925
married 24 November 1868 in Manitowoc.
MRS. M. WILDA CALLED TO HER REST, AGED 75
Mrs. Mary Wilda, widow of Wenzel Wilda, and a resident of Manitowoc
for thirty three years, died at her home 430 N. Tenth street Thursday
afternoon, aged 75 years, of infirmities incident to her advanced age.
Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at
2 o’clock, the Rev. Tepley officiating and burial will be at Evergreen.
Mrs. Wilda was born in Bohemia on Christmas day 1850 and came to
America as a young girl with her parents. She was married 59 years
ago to Mr. Wilda who preceded her in death eight years ago. The
family came here 33 years ago and had since resided in the city.
Mrs. Wilda is survived by eight children, three daughters and five
sons. Mrs. Adolph Maresh, Mrs. Peter Kruml, Mrs. Joseph Tomachek,
Edward, Joseph, Adolph, henry and William all of this city. Three
brothers, Joseph and John Granal (or Granat) of Lodi and James of
this city and two sisters, Mrs. Johanna Fremel, Chicago and Mrs.
Joseph Kotik of St. Paul, also survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, October 02, 1925
married 24 November 1868 in Manitowoc.
MARY WILDA (d. 1925)
MRS. M. WILDA CALLED TO HER REST, AGED 75
Mrs. Mary Wilda, widow of Wenzel Wilda, and a resident of Manitowoc
for thirty three years, died at her home 430 N. Tenth street Thursday
afternoon, aged 75 years, of infirmities incident to her advanced age.
Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at
2 o’clock, the Rev. Tepley officiating and burial will be at Evergreen.
Mrs. Wilda was born in Bohemia on Christmas day 1850 and came to
America as a young girl with her parents. She was married 59 years
ago to Mr. Wilda who preceded her in death eight years ago. The
family came here 33 years ago and had since resided in the city.
Mrs. Wilda is survived by eight children, three daughters and five
sons. Mrs. Adolph Maresh, Mrs. Peter Kruml, Mrs. Joseph Tomachek,
Edward, Joseph, Adolph, henry and William all of this city. Three
brothers, Joseph and John Granal (or Granat) of Lodi and James of
this city and two sisters, Mrs. Johanna Fremel, Chicago and Mrs.
Joseph Kotik of St. Paul, also survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, October 02, 1925
married 24 November 1868 in Manitowoc.
MRS. M. WILDA CALLED TO HER REST, AGED 75
Mrs. Mary Wilda, widow of Wenzel Wilda, and a resident of Manitowoc
for thirty three years, died at her home 430 N. Tenth street Thursday
afternoon, aged 75 years, of infirmities incident to her advanced age.
Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at
2 o’clock, the Rev. Tepley officiating and burial will be at Evergreen.
Mrs. Wilda was born in Bohemia on Christmas day 1850 and came to
America as a young girl with her parents. She was married 59 years
ago to Mr. Wilda who preceded her in death eight years ago. The
family came here 33 years ago and had since resided in the city.
Mrs. Wilda is survived by eight children, three daughters and five
sons. Mrs. Adolph Maresh, Mrs. Peter Kruml, Mrs. Joseph Tomachek,
Edward, Joseph, Adolph, henry and William all of this city. Three
brothers, Joseph and John Granal (or Granat) of Lodi and James of
this city and two sisters, Mrs. Johanna Fremel, Chicago and Mrs.
Joseph Kotik of St. Paul, also survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Friday, October 02, 1925
married 24 November 1868 in Manitowoc.
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