Largely attended funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Church at Protivin on Saturday morning for Wenceslaus James Holub. Rev. Father Hradecgy, pastor, intoned Requiem High Mass and delivered the funeral sermon. He said the prayers at the grave in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr. Holub died at his home, five miles southeast of Protivin Thursday morning following an illness since 1933. His condition did not become critical until 10 days before his death.
He married Barbara Hoch in Holy Trinity church at Protivin on 21 October 1902. After their marriage, they lived in Protivin until 1907. They moved to the farm in 1907 where they have lived since.
Survived by his wife; four daughters - Mrs. Emma Kula, Mrs. Anton Holub, Mrs. Grace Wesley, all of Prairieburg, Iowa; five sons - August, Adolph and Leonard, all of Protivin; Leo of Charles City and Wesley of Prairieburg, Iowa; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Pecinovsky and one brother - Thomas Holub, both of Protivin; 10 grandchildren.
Mr. Holub was a lifetime member of the Catholic faith. He attended Holy Trinity Church and died fortified by the last rites of his religion. He was popular among business and church associates for his geniality and loved by his family and friends for his unusual and ever failing kindness and charity.
Pallbearers were Frank Vahetecka, Peter Kubik, John Bouba, Frank Hunt, Albert Jirak and Joseph Schileny. The acolytes of the Mass were: Richard Pecinovsky, Delmar Schmitt and Joseph Fencl, Jr.
Out of town relatives attending the funeral war: Mr. and Mrs. John Machart, Albert Holub, Michael Holub, Jack Kula, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons, Emil Holub, Mrs. Joseph Holub, Robert Holub, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Holub, Margaret Holub, Raymond Holub, Leo Powers, Mrs. Albert 'Emma" Kula, Lester Kula, Wesley Holub, Mrs. Grace Holub, Richard Holub, Mrs. Frank Holub, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holub, all of Prairieburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. Neubauer of Cresco.
Howard County Times
28 August 1935
page 4, column 6
Pictures in our family show that Wenceslaus and Pauline had the following children:
Frankie James
Leo James
Eddie
Pauline
Wenzel James, Jr.
Emma R.
Lizzie
Grace
Largely attended funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Church at Protivin on Saturday morning for Wenceslaus James Holub. Rev. Father Hradecgy, pastor, intoned Requiem High Mass and delivered the funeral sermon. He said the prayers at the grave in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr. Holub died at his home, five miles southeast of Protivin Thursday morning following an illness since 1933. His condition did not become critical until 10 days before his death.
He married Barbara Hoch in Holy Trinity church at Protivin on 21 October 1902. After their marriage, they lived in Protivin until 1907. They moved to the farm in 1907 where they have lived since.
Survived by his wife; four daughters - Mrs. Emma Kula, Mrs. Anton Holub, Mrs. Grace Wesley, all of Prairieburg, Iowa; five sons - August, Adolph and Leonard, all of Protivin; Leo of Charles City and Wesley of Prairieburg, Iowa; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Pecinovsky and one brother - Thomas Holub, both of Protivin; 10 grandchildren.
Mr. Holub was a lifetime member of the Catholic faith. He attended Holy Trinity Church and died fortified by the last rites of his religion. He was popular among business and church associates for his geniality and loved by his family and friends for his unusual and ever failing kindness and charity.
Pallbearers were Frank Vahetecka, Peter Kubik, John Bouba, Frank Hunt, Albert Jirak and Joseph Schileny. The acolytes of the Mass were: Richard Pecinovsky, Delmar Schmitt and Joseph Fencl, Jr.
Out of town relatives attending the funeral war: Mr. and Mrs. John Machart, Albert Holub, Michael Holub, Jack Kula, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons, Emil Holub, Mrs. Joseph Holub, Robert Holub, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Holub, Margaret Holub, Raymond Holub, Leo Powers, Mrs. Albert 'Emma" Kula, Lester Kula, Wesley Holub, Mrs. Grace Holub, Richard Holub, Mrs. Frank Holub, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holub, all of Prairieburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. Neubauer of Cresco.
Howard County Times
28 August 1935
page 4, column 6
Pictures in our family show that Wenceslaus and Pauline had the following children:
Frankie James
Leo James
Eddie
Pauline
Wenzel James, Jr.
Emma R.
Lizzie
Grace
Gravesite Details
Gravesite is in the East half of the West section.
Family Members
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Frankie James Holub
1888–1888
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Leo James Holub
1888–1954
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Eddie Holub
1893–1893
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Pauline Holub Holub
1893–1960
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Elizabeth Belle "Lizzie" Holub Powers
1898–1923
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Grace Holub Holub
1901–1977
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August Frank "Augie" Holub
1905–1965
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Adolph Elmer Holub
1910–1961
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Leonard Anthony Holub
1912–1982
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August Wesley "Gus" Holub
1913–1997
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