Susan Czech-3 funeral

Stevens Point Daily Journal

24 January 1939

Funeral of Mrs. Korda

Many relatives and friends of Mrs. Anton Korda [Susan Czech-3], 661 Prentice street, who died Friday afternoon, attended funeral services for her Monday morning. Rev. Julius Cbylinski officiated at a requiem high mass at 9 o’clock at St. Peters’ church.

The Holy Name choir of St. Peter’s church sang a requiem mass. Members of the Rosary society attended the services in a body.

The pallbearers were[:]

• John Korda-1 [Son of John Korda-2],
• Bill Swetalla [William Swetalla-1, son of Josephine Korda-2],
• Melvin Kirschling-1,[son of Antoinette Korda-2]
• Nufrey Gosh-1 [Husband of Gertrude Kirschling-1, daughter of Antoinette Korda-2],
• Ed Sommers-1[Husband of Mayme Swetalla-1, daughter of Josephine Korda-2] and
• Ferdinand Schettle [Ferdinand Schettl-1, Husband of Evelyn Kirschling-1, daughter of Antoinette Korda-2].

Those from away who attended the funeral included her sons and daughters-in-law,

• Paul Korda-2,
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Korda-2 [and second wife, Clara Kirschbaum-2] and
• Mr. and Mrs. Leo Korda-2 [and wife, Emma UNKNOWN-2]and their son, Billy [William Korda-1], of Chicago;

her daughters and son-in-law,

Mrs. Sam Collier [Anna Korda-2] of Flint, Michigan,

Mrs. Frank Skibba [Gusta Korda-2] of Buhl, Minnesota,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swetalla-2 [and wife, Josephine Korda-2] and their son, Bill [William Swetalla-1], of Lanark and their daughter, Josephine [Josephine Swetalla-1], of Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sommers [Edward Sommers-1and wife Mayme Swetalla-1] of Arnott;

Mr. and Mrs. August Kirschling-2 [and wife, Antoinette Korda-2] of Stockton; Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schettle [Ferdinand Schettl-1 and wife, Evelyn Kirschling-1] and Mrs. Walter Schroeder [Elizabeth Kirschling-1] of Oshkosh; Mr. and Mrs. Nufery Gosh [Neufrey Gosh-1 and wife, Gertrude Kirschling-1] of Arnott;

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Check [brother of Susan Czech-3, Mathias Czech-3] of Shantytown;

Mrs. Mary Winkler and daughter, Margie, of Chippewa Falls. [Relationship not identified yet]

Many others from throughout the county were also present.