from The Elgin Daily Courier-News, Monday, December 27, 1943 Algonquin, Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda, 80, did Friday afternoon at her home on Water Street, Algonquin. She was born in Algonquin, January 5, 1863, and had lived all her life in that town, save for a short period when she resided at Osseo, Wisconsin. Mrs. Svoboda attended Elgin Academy and for several years had taught in county schools in the Algonquin vicinity..
Survivors include the widower, three children, Lt. Frank Svoboda, formerly of Olivia, Minnesota, now attached to an infantry unit at Camp Croft, South Carolina; Miss Esther Svoboda of Oak Park, and Mrs. John Tucker of Stockton, California; a sister Miss Mary Lowe of Elgin, and brother, James Lowe of Algonquin; also 4 grandchildren survive. Two children preceded her in death..
Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 from the late home, the Rev. W. J. Calow of the Algonquin Congregational Church officate. Burial will be at Algonquin..
Mrs. Frank Svoboda.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda, 80, did Friday afternoon at her home on Water Street, Algonquin. She was born in Algonquin, January 5, 1863, and had lived all her life in that town, save for a short period when she resided at Osseo, Wisconsin. Mrs. Svoboda attended Elgin Academy and for several years had taught in county schools in the Algonquin vicinity..
Survivors include the widower, three children, Lt. Frank Svoboda, formerly of Olivia, Minnesota, now attached to an infantry unit at Camp Croft, South Carolina; Miss Esther Svoboda of Oak Park, and Mrs. John Tucker of Stockton, California; a sister Miss Mary Lowe of Elgin, and brother, James Lowe of Algonquin; also 4 grandchildren survive. Two children preceded her in death..
Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 from the late home, the Rev. W. J. Calow of the Algonquin Congregational Church officate. Burial will be at Algonquin..
from The Elgin Daily Courier-News, Monday, December 27, 1943 Algonquin, Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda, 80, did Friday afternoon at her home on Water Street, Algonquin. She was born in Algonquin, January 5, 1863, and had lived all her life in that town, save for a short period when she resided at Osseo, Wisconsin. Mrs. Svoboda attended Elgin Academy and for several years had taught in county schools in the Algonquin vicinity..
Survivors include the widower, three children, Lt. Frank Svoboda, formerly of Olivia, Minnesota, now attached to an infantry unit at Camp Croft, South Carolina; Miss Esther Svoboda of Oak Park, and Mrs. John Tucker of Stockton, California; a sister Miss Mary Lowe of Elgin, and brother, James Lowe of Algonquin; also 4 grandchildren survive. Two children preceded her in death..
Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 from the late home, the Rev. W. J. Calow of the Algonquin Congregational Church officate. Burial will be at Algonquin..
Mrs. Frank Svoboda.
Mrs. Frank Svoboda, 80, did Friday afternoon at her home on Water Street, Algonquin. She was born in Algonquin, January 5, 1863, and had lived all her life in that town, save for a short period when she resided at Osseo, Wisconsin. Mrs. Svoboda attended Elgin Academy and for several years had taught in county schools in the Algonquin vicinity..
Survivors include the widower, three children, Lt. Frank Svoboda, formerly of Olivia, Minnesota, now attached to an infantry unit at Camp Croft, South Carolina; Miss Esther Svoboda of Oak Park, and Mrs. John Tucker of Stockton, California; a sister Miss Mary Lowe of Elgin, and brother, James Lowe of Algonquin; also 4 grandchildren survive. Two children preceded her in death..
Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 from the late home, the Rev. W. J. Calow of the Algonquin Congregational Church officate. Burial will be at Algonquin..
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