Husband of Anna Wislowski. He is buried in the old Ukrainian Cemetery, Shamokin, PA.
His last name could also be "Koziar".
Walter died at the State Hospital in Shamokin at 11:00 a.m. He died of a fracture of the upper arm (humerus), crush of chest, internal injuries and of shock (mine accident). He was male, white, married, 55 years old and worked in the mines for Busquetanna Coal Co. He was born in Austria and so were both his parents, Nicketa Koziar and Annie Barauska.
His last name could also be "Koziar".
Walter died at the State Hospital in Shamokin at 11:00 a.m. He died of a fracture of the upper arm (humerus), crush of chest, internal injuries and of shock (mine accident). He was male, white, married, 55 years old and worked in the mines for Busquetanna Coal Co. He was born in Austria and so were both his parents, Nicketa Koziar and Annie Barauska.
Husband of Anna Wislowski. He is buried in the old Ukrainian Cemetery, Shamokin, PA.
His last name could also be "Koziar".
Walter died at the State Hospital in Shamokin at 11:00 a.m. He died of a fracture of the upper arm (humerus), crush of chest, internal injuries and of shock (mine accident). He was male, white, married, 55 years old and worked in the mines for Busquetanna Coal Co. He was born in Austria and so were both his parents, Nicketa Koziar and Annie Barauska.
His last name could also be "Koziar".
Walter died at the State Hospital in Shamokin at 11:00 a.m. He died of a fracture of the upper arm (humerus), crush of chest, internal injuries and of shock (mine accident). He was male, white, married, 55 years old and worked in the mines for Busquetanna Coal Co. He was born in Austria and so were both his parents, Nicketa Koziar and Annie Barauska.
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