The Republic County Democrat, April 7, 1909
Died at his home near Cuba on Saturday April 3, of consumption Frank Kolars aged 28 years. Mr. Kolars has been a sufferer for two or three years and could get no relief.
He was buried in the Kopsa cemetery on Sunday the 4th. The funeral services wee conducted by Mr. Anton Vanous. The Bohemian band led the procession to the cemetery and the young ladies quartet of Cuba sang beautiful hymns at the grave.
His mother, three sisters and five brothers survive him. He was an exceptionally fine young man and many friends who anxiously watched him as disease gradually made the inroads that caused his death. The family have the sympathy of their friends in his departure.
Died at his home near Cuba on Saturday April 3, of consumption Frank Kolars aged 28 years. Mr. Kolars has been a sufferer for two or three years and could get no relief.
He was buried in the Kopsa cemetery on Sunday the 4th. The funeral services wee conducted by Mr. Anton Vanous. The Bohemian band led the procession to the cemetery and the young ladies quartet of Cuba sang beautiful hymns at the grave.
His mother, three sisters and five brothers survive him. He was an exceptionally fine young man and many friends who anxiously watched him as disease gradually made the inroads that caused his death. The family have the sympathy of their friends in his departure.
The Republic County Democrat, April 7, 1909
Died at his home near Cuba on Saturday April 3, of consumption Frank Kolars aged 28 years. Mr. Kolars has been a sufferer for two or three years and could get no relief.
He was buried in the Kopsa cemetery on Sunday the 4th. The funeral services wee conducted by Mr. Anton Vanous. The Bohemian band led the procession to the cemetery and the young ladies quartet of Cuba sang beautiful hymns at the grave.
His mother, three sisters and five brothers survive him. He was an exceptionally fine young man and many friends who anxiously watched him as disease gradually made the inroads that caused his death. The family have the sympathy of their friends in his departure.
Died at his home near Cuba on Saturday April 3, of consumption Frank Kolars aged 28 years. Mr. Kolars has been a sufferer for two or three years and could get no relief.
He was buried in the Kopsa cemetery on Sunday the 4th. The funeral services wee conducted by Mr. Anton Vanous. The Bohemian band led the procession to the cemetery and the young ladies quartet of Cuba sang beautiful hymns at the grave.
His mother, three sisters and five brothers survive him. He was an exceptionally fine young man and many friends who anxiously watched him as disease gradually made the inroads that caused his death. The family have the sympathy of their friends in his departure.
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