(Pokorny)
Death of Mrs. Elisabeth Dolezal of Borden
Many hearts were saddened over the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Dolezal, beloved wife of Mr. Frank Dolezal of the Borden community, which occurred at the family home Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of several weeks, and interment took place at St. Michael's Cemetery the following Friday morning, Rev. Jos. Szymanski officiating.
Mrs. Dolezal, who before marriage was a Miss Elisabeth Pokorny, was born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia, in the year 1877. At time of death she was 53 years. 6 months and 17 days old. She was united in rnar-[sic] in, Czechoslovakia. June 6, 1899. The[sic] in, Czechosovakia[sic]. June 6. 1899. The couple came to America in 1906, landing at Galveston. In 1908 they moved from Galveston to Fayette county, settling near Dubina, where they lived until 1920. In this year they bought a farm in the Borden community, where the family has lived ever since. Besides her husband Mrs. Dolezal is survived by five sons and two daughters, as follows: Jim, Anton, Walter, Victor, Charlie, Misses Frieda and Mary Dolezal. One daughter, Mrs. Bessie Matlocha, is dead. There are also four grandchildren, one brother, Boh. Pokorny, living near Weimar, another brother, John Pokorny. living in Jugoslavia[sic], S A. S. and four sisters in Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Dolezal was an attentive, good wife and mother at all times, a kind and accommodating friend and neighbor, popular with all those who knew her, and her death is deeply and sincerely deplored. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to her bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, October 24, 1930, page 1
Born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia
Father Vaclav Pokorny
Mother: Marie Cermak born in Kamenomost, Czechoslovakia
Death of Mrs. Elisabeth Dolezal of Borden
Many hearts were saddened over the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Dolezal, beloved wife of Mr. Frank Dolezal of the Borden community, which occurred at the family home Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of several weeks, and interment took place at St. Michael's Cemetery the following Friday morning, Rev. Jos. Szymanski officiating.
Mrs. Dolezal, who before marriage was a Miss Elisabeth Pokorny, was born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia, in the year 1877. At time of death she was 53 years. 6 months and 17 days old. She was united in rnar-[sic] in, Czechoslovakia. June 6, 1899. The[sic] in, Czechosovakia[sic]. June 6. 1899. The couple came to America in 1906, landing at Galveston. In 1908 they moved from Galveston to Fayette county, settling near Dubina, where they lived until 1920. In this year they bought a farm in the Borden community, where the family has lived ever since. Besides her husband Mrs. Dolezal is survived by five sons and two daughters, as follows: Jim, Anton, Walter, Victor, Charlie, Misses Frieda and Mary Dolezal. One daughter, Mrs. Bessie Matlocha, is dead. There are also four grandchildren, one brother, Boh. Pokorny, living near Weimar, another brother, John Pokorny. living in Jugoslavia[sic], S A. S. and four sisters in Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Dolezal was an attentive, good wife and mother at all times, a kind and accommodating friend and neighbor, popular with all those who knew her, and her death is deeply and sincerely deplored. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to her bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, October 24, 1930, page 1
Born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia
Father Vaclav Pokorny
Mother: Marie Cermak born in Kamenomost, Czechoslovakia
(Pokorny)
Death of Mrs. Elisabeth Dolezal of Borden
Many hearts were saddened over the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Dolezal, beloved wife of Mr. Frank Dolezal of the Borden community, which occurred at the family home Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of several weeks, and interment took place at St. Michael's Cemetery the following Friday morning, Rev. Jos. Szymanski officiating.
Mrs. Dolezal, who before marriage was a Miss Elisabeth Pokorny, was born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia, in the year 1877. At time of death she was 53 years. 6 months and 17 days old. She was united in rnar-[sic] in, Czechoslovakia. June 6, 1899. The[sic] in, Czechosovakia[sic]. June 6. 1899. The couple came to America in 1906, landing at Galveston. In 1908 they moved from Galveston to Fayette county, settling near Dubina, where they lived until 1920. In this year they bought a farm in the Borden community, where the family has lived ever since. Besides her husband Mrs. Dolezal is survived by five sons and two daughters, as follows: Jim, Anton, Walter, Victor, Charlie, Misses Frieda and Mary Dolezal. One daughter, Mrs. Bessie Matlocha, is dead. There are also four grandchildren, one brother, Boh. Pokorny, living near Weimar, another brother, John Pokorny. living in Jugoslavia[sic], S A. S. and four sisters in Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Dolezal was an attentive, good wife and mother at all times, a kind and accommodating friend and neighbor, popular with all those who knew her, and her death is deeply and sincerely deplored. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to her bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, October 24, 1930, page 1
Born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia
Father Vaclav Pokorny
Mother: Marie Cermak born in Kamenomost, Czechoslovakia
Death of Mrs. Elisabeth Dolezal of Borden
Many hearts were saddened over the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Dolezal, beloved wife of Mr. Frank Dolezal of the Borden community, which occurred at the family home Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of several weeks, and interment took place at St. Michael's Cemetery the following Friday morning, Rev. Jos. Szymanski officiating.
Mrs. Dolezal, who before marriage was a Miss Elisabeth Pokorny, was born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia, in the year 1877. At time of death she was 53 years. 6 months and 17 days old. She was united in rnar-[sic] in, Czechoslovakia. June 6, 1899. The[sic] in, Czechosovakia[sic]. June 6. 1899. The couple came to America in 1906, landing at Galveston. In 1908 they moved from Galveston to Fayette county, settling near Dubina, where they lived until 1920. In this year they bought a farm in the Borden community, where the family has lived ever since. Besides her husband Mrs. Dolezal is survived by five sons and two daughters, as follows: Jim, Anton, Walter, Victor, Charlie, Misses Frieda and Mary Dolezal. One daughter, Mrs. Bessie Matlocha, is dead. There are also four grandchildren, one brother, Boh. Pokorny, living near Weimar, another brother, John Pokorny. living in Jugoslavia[sic], S A. S. and four sisters in Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Dolezal was an attentive, good wife and mother at all times, a kind and accommodating friend and neighbor, popular with all those who knew her, and her death is deeply and sincerely deplored. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to her bereaved ones.
Weimar Mercury, October 24, 1930, page 1
Born in Obristvi, Melnik, Czechoslovakia
Father Vaclav Pokorny
Mother: Marie Cermak born in Kamenomost, Czechoslovakia
