Daily Peoples Press
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1946
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MAX WRYEMBEK RITES TUESDAY
Retired Railway Foreman Dies Saturday at Home Here
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Max J. Wyrembek, 77, who died at 7:45 o'clock Saturday night at the City hospital, where he previously underwent an operation.
Services tomorrow will be at Saint Hyacinth church, where a Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 o'cock by the pastor, the Rev. Henry Speck. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
Remains will lie in state at the home, 903 South Grove street, this afternoon and evening. The Brick-Hudrlik Funeral service is in charge of arrangements.
Max J. Wyrembek was born in Posen, Poland September 26, 1868 and he and Antonia Bzoski were married there February 3, 1889. They came to America in 1891, lived a short time at Claremont and then went to Milwaukee. They subsequently returned to Claremont, and in 1903 moved to Clements, Minn. where he was a section foreman, for the Chicago Northwestern Railway company. He retired in May 1938, and since that time made his home on South Grove street here.
His wife died February 15, 1932, and on September 6 of that year he and Victoria Wojton were married in Owatonna. She survives him as do two sons, Frank Wyrembek of Foley, Minn., and Stephen of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mary Andrzjewski of Marshall, Minn. and seven grandchildren.
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1946
Page 2
MAX WRYEMBEK RITES TUESDAY
Retired Railway Foreman Dies Saturday at Home Here
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Max J. Wyrembek, 77, who died at 7:45 o'clock Saturday night at the City hospital, where he previously underwent an operation.
Services tomorrow will be at Saint Hyacinth church, where a Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 o'cock by the pastor, the Rev. Henry Speck. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
Remains will lie in state at the home, 903 South Grove street, this afternoon and evening. The Brick-Hudrlik Funeral service is in charge of arrangements.
Max J. Wyrembek was born in Posen, Poland September 26, 1868 and he and Antonia Bzoski were married there February 3, 1889. They came to America in 1891, lived a short time at Claremont and then went to Milwaukee. They subsequently returned to Claremont, and in 1903 moved to Clements, Minn. where he was a section foreman, for the Chicago Northwestern Railway company. He retired in May 1938, and since that time made his home on South Grove street here.
His wife died February 15, 1932, and on September 6 of that year he and Victoria Wojton were married in Owatonna. She survives him as do two sons, Frank Wyrembek of Foley, Minn., and Stephen of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mary Andrzjewski of Marshall, Minn. and seven grandchildren.
Daily Peoples Press
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1946
Page 2
MAX WRYEMBEK RITES TUESDAY
Retired Railway Foreman Dies Saturday at Home Here
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Max J. Wyrembek, 77, who died at 7:45 o'clock Saturday night at the City hospital, where he previously underwent an operation.
Services tomorrow will be at Saint Hyacinth church, where a Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 o'cock by the pastor, the Rev. Henry Speck. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
Remains will lie in state at the home, 903 South Grove street, this afternoon and evening. The Brick-Hudrlik Funeral service is in charge of arrangements.
Max J. Wyrembek was born in Posen, Poland September 26, 1868 and he and Antonia Bzoski were married there February 3, 1889. They came to America in 1891, lived a short time at Claremont and then went to Milwaukee. They subsequently returned to Claremont, and in 1903 moved to Clements, Minn. where he was a section foreman, for the Chicago Northwestern Railway company. He retired in May 1938, and since that time made his home on South Grove street here.
His wife died February 15, 1932, and on September 6 of that year he and Victoria Wojton were married in Owatonna. She survives him as do two sons, Frank Wyrembek of Foley, Minn., and Stephen of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mary Andrzjewski of Marshall, Minn. and seven grandchildren.
Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1946
Page 2
MAX WRYEMBEK RITES TUESDAY
Retired Railway Foreman Dies Saturday at Home Here
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Max J. Wyrembek, 77, who died at 7:45 o'clock Saturday night at the City hospital, where he previously underwent an operation.
Services tomorrow will be at Saint Hyacinth church, where a Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 o'cock by the pastor, the Rev. Henry Speck. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
Remains will lie in state at the home, 903 South Grove street, this afternoon and evening. The Brick-Hudrlik Funeral service is in charge of arrangements.
Max J. Wyrembek was born in Posen, Poland September 26, 1868 and he and Antonia Bzoski were married there February 3, 1889. They came to America in 1891, lived a short time at Claremont and then went to Milwaukee. They subsequently returned to Claremont, and in 1903 moved to Clements, Minn. where he was a section foreman, for the Chicago Northwestern Railway company. He retired in May 1938, and since that time made his home on South Grove street here.
His wife died February 15, 1932, and on September 6 of that year he and Victoria Wojton were married in Owatonna. She survives him as do two sons, Frank Wyrembek of Foley, Minn., and Stephen of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Mary Andrzjewski of Marshall, Minn. and seven grandchildren.
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