Obituary as published in the Syracuse Post Standard, Wednesday, July 20, 1960 p. 7
Man Succumbs While Playing Baseball
Stephen Makowski, 52, of 193 Lakeview Ave. died last night [July 19] after a heart attack. He was stricken while playing baseball on Barry Park on Wescott St.
Ptl. Bernard Tone was called and administered oxygen and Dr. Donald Samson of 609 Broad St. attempted to revive the victim. He died before he could be taken to a hospital.
A native of Poland, Mr. Makowski lived 50 years in Syracuse. He was employed by the New York Central Railroad. He was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss Sara Makowski and Mrs. Carmen Pirro, two brothers, James and Sigmund Makowski, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements in the care of the Giminski Funeral Home are incomplete.
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According to the 1925 New York State Census, Sigmund Makowski was 17 years old, born about 1908 in Poland.
His father was Peter Makowski who was 38 years old and born in Poland about 1887. Peter was the head of a household residing at 193 Lakeview Avenue in Syracuse, NY. He worked as a laborer in a steel mill. His wife was Frances Makowski, 36 years old, born about 1889 in Poland. She worked as a housewife.
Also in their household were their children:
Stephen, who was in school at the time.
Sarah Makowski, 10 years old, born about 1915 in U.S. In school.
Antonette Makowski, 8 years old, born about 1917 in U.S. In school.
Sigmund Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Zdislaus [Zdzislaw in Polish, or James] Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Peter, Frances, and their oldest child Stephen, had been in the U.S. 16 years, arriving about 1909. The three of them were resident aliens in 1925. The younger children who were all born in the U.S. were citizens.
Man Succumbs While Playing Baseball
Stephen Makowski, 52, of 193 Lakeview Ave. died last night [July 19] after a heart attack. He was stricken while playing baseball on Barry Park on Wescott St.
Ptl. Bernard Tone was called and administered oxygen and Dr. Donald Samson of 609 Broad St. attempted to revive the victim. He died before he could be taken to a hospital.
A native of Poland, Mr. Makowski lived 50 years in Syracuse. He was employed by the New York Central Railroad. He was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss Sara Makowski and Mrs. Carmen Pirro, two brothers, James and Sigmund Makowski, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements in the care of the Giminski Funeral Home are incomplete.
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According to the 1925 New York State Census, Sigmund Makowski was 17 years old, born about 1908 in Poland.
His father was Peter Makowski who was 38 years old and born in Poland about 1887. Peter was the head of a household residing at 193 Lakeview Avenue in Syracuse, NY. He worked as a laborer in a steel mill. His wife was Frances Makowski, 36 years old, born about 1889 in Poland. She worked as a housewife.
Also in their household were their children:
Stephen, who was in school at the time.
Sarah Makowski, 10 years old, born about 1915 in U.S. In school.
Antonette Makowski, 8 years old, born about 1917 in U.S. In school.
Sigmund Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Zdislaus [Zdzislaw in Polish, or James] Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Peter, Frances, and their oldest child Stephen, had been in the U.S. 16 years, arriving about 1909. The three of them were resident aliens in 1925. The younger children who were all born in the U.S. were citizens.
Obituary as published in the Syracuse Post Standard, Wednesday, July 20, 1960 p. 7
Man Succumbs While Playing Baseball
Stephen Makowski, 52, of 193 Lakeview Ave. died last night [July 19] after a heart attack. He was stricken while playing baseball on Barry Park on Wescott St.
Ptl. Bernard Tone was called and administered oxygen and Dr. Donald Samson of 609 Broad St. attempted to revive the victim. He died before he could be taken to a hospital.
A native of Poland, Mr. Makowski lived 50 years in Syracuse. He was employed by the New York Central Railroad. He was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss Sara Makowski and Mrs. Carmen Pirro, two brothers, James and Sigmund Makowski, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements in the care of the Giminski Funeral Home are incomplete.
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According to the 1925 New York State Census, Sigmund Makowski was 17 years old, born about 1908 in Poland.
His father was Peter Makowski who was 38 years old and born in Poland about 1887. Peter was the head of a household residing at 193 Lakeview Avenue in Syracuse, NY. He worked as a laborer in a steel mill. His wife was Frances Makowski, 36 years old, born about 1889 in Poland. She worked as a housewife.
Also in their household were their children:
Stephen, who was in school at the time.
Sarah Makowski, 10 years old, born about 1915 in U.S. In school.
Antonette Makowski, 8 years old, born about 1917 in U.S. In school.
Sigmund Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Zdislaus [Zdzislaw in Polish, or James] Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Peter, Frances, and their oldest child Stephen, had been in the U.S. 16 years, arriving about 1909. The three of them were resident aliens in 1925. The younger children who were all born in the U.S. were citizens.
Man Succumbs While Playing Baseball
Stephen Makowski, 52, of 193 Lakeview Ave. died last night [July 19] after a heart attack. He was stricken while playing baseball on Barry Park on Wescott St.
Ptl. Bernard Tone was called and administered oxygen and Dr. Donald Samson of 609 Broad St. attempted to revive the victim. He died before he could be taken to a hospital.
A native of Poland, Mr. Makowski lived 50 years in Syracuse. He was employed by the New York Central Railroad. He was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss Sara Makowski and Mrs. Carmen Pirro, two brothers, James and Sigmund Makowski, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements in the care of the Giminski Funeral Home are incomplete.
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According to the 1925 New York State Census, Sigmund Makowski was 17 years old, born about 1908 in Poland.
His father was Peter Makowski who was 38 years old and born in Poland about 1887. Peter was the head of a household residing at 193 Lakeview Avenue in Syracuse, NY. He worked as a laborer in a steel mill. His wife was Frances Makowski, 36 years old, born about 1889 in Poland. She worked as a housewife.
Also in their household were their children:
Stephen, who was in school at the time.
Sarah Makowski, 10 years old, born about 1915 in U.S. In school.
Antonette Makowski, 8 years old, born about 1917 in U.S. In school.
Sigmund Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Zdislaus [Zdzislaw in Polish, or James] Makowski, 2 years old, born in 1924 in U.S.
Peter, Frances, and their oldest child Stephen, had been in the U.S. 16 years, arriving about 1909. The three of them were resident aliens in 1925. The younger children who were all born in the U.S. were citizens.
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