DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER IN THIS CITY
Mrs. George Valenta, 58, a native and resident of Kewaunee county died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, Madison street, early this morning. She had been a patient at the hospital here for two weeks and later was taken to the home of her daughter. Burial will take place Tuesday morning from the St. Mary's church at Tisch ills with burial in the cemetery there.
Mrs. Valenta, nee Theresa Jansky was born at Norman 58 years ago, and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Jansky. Thirty-eight years ago she was married to George Valenta, who preceded her in death two and one-half years ago. After her marriage she resided in the town of Franklin.
Mrs. Valenta leaves four daughters, Mrs. Anton Forst and Mrs. William Bohacek, of Melnik, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, of this city, and Caroline Valenta, of Manitowoc, and two sons, Charles Valenta, at home and Albert Valenta, of Maribel. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Anton Bouril, of Gibson, Mrs. Andrew Gabriel, of Rice Lake; Mrs. George Peterik, of Shoto; Mrs. John Urban, of Norman, and two brothers, John Jansky, of Kewaunee and Charles J. Jansky, of this city. She also leaves 11 grandchildren.
Manitowoc Herald News, May 8, 1931.
Mrs. George Valenta, 58, a native and resident of Kewaunee county died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, Madison street, early this morning. She had been a patient at the hospital here for two weeks and later was taken to the home of her daughter. Burial will take place Tuesday morning from the St. Mary's church at Tisch ills with burial in the cemetery there.
Mrs. Valenta, nee Theresa Jansky was born at Norman 58 years ago, and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Jansky. Thirty-eight years ago she was married to George Valenta, who preceded her in death two and one-half years ago. After her marriage she resided in the town of Franklin.
Mrs. Valenta leaves four daughters, Mrs. Anton Forst and Mrs. William Bohacek, of Melnik, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, of this city, and Caroline Valenta, of Manitowoc, and two sons, Charles Valenta, at home and Albert Valenta, of Maribel. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Anton Bouril, of Gibson, Mrs. Andrew Gabriel, of Rice Lake; Mrs. George Peterik, of Shoto; Mrs. John Urban, of Norman, and two brothers, John Jansky, of Kewaunee and Charles J. Jansky, of this city. She also leaves 11 grandchildren.
Manitowoc Herald News, May 8, 1931.
DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER IN THIS CITY
Mrs. George Valenta, 58, a native and resident of Kewaunee county died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, Madison street, early this morning. She had been a patient at the hospital here for two weeks and later was taken to the home of her daughter. Burial will take place Tuesday morning from the St. Mary's church at Tisch ills with burial in the cemetery there.
Mrs. Valenta, nee Theresa Jansky was born at Norman 58 years ago, and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Jansky. Thirty-eight years ago she was married to George Valenta, who preceded her in death two and one-half years ago. After her marriage she resided in the town of Franklin.
Mrs. Valenta leaves four daughters, Mrs. Anton Forst and Mrs. William Bohacek, of Melnik, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, of this city, and Caroline Valenta, of Manitowoc, and two sons, Charles Valenta, at home and Albert Valenta, of Maribel. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Anton Bouril, of Gibson, Mrs. Andrew Gabriel, of Rice Lake; Mrs. George Peterik, of Shoto; Mrs. John Urban, of Norman, and two brothers, John Jansky, of Kewaunee and Charles J. Jansky, of this city. She also leaves 11 grandchildren.
Manitowoc Herald News, May 8, 1931.
Mrs. George Valenta, 58, a native and resident of Kewaunee county died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, Madison street, early this morning. She had been a patient at the hospital here for two weeks and later was taken to the home of her daughter. Burial will take place Tuesday morning from the St. Mary's church at Tisch ills with burial in the cemetery there.
Mrs. Valenta, nee Theresa Jansky was born at Norman 58 years ago, and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Jansky. Thirty-eight years ago she was married to George Valenta, who preceded her in death two and one-half years ago. After her marriage she resided in the town of Franklin.
Mrs. Valenta leaves four daughters, Mrs. Anton Forst and Mrs. William Bohacek, of Melnik, Mrs. Andrew Pillasch, of this city, and Caroline Valenta, of Manitowoc, and two sons, Charles Valenta, at home and Albert Valenta, of Maribel. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Anton Bouril, of Gibson, Mrs. Andrew Gabriel, of Rice Lake; Mrs. George Peterik, of Shoto; Mrs. John Urban, of Norman, and two brothers, John Jansky, of Kewaunee and Charles J. Jansky, of this city. She also leaves 11 grandchildren.
Manitowoc Herald News, May 8, 1931.
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