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Panosh Bohuslav (Slavie) b. 1 APR 1882 Montpelier Twp, Kewaunee Co, WI - d. 30 OCT 1952 Montpelier Twp, Kewaunee Co, WI

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The Kewaunee Star (6 Nov 1952)
Slavie Panosh Died Last Thursday Morning
Slavie Panosh, a lifelong resident of the town of Montpelier and one of the best known farmers of the township, was stricken with a heart attack and died at his farm home last Thursday morning, October 30th, at eight o'clock. He had not been in the best of health for several months. Mr. Panosh was born on April 1, 1882 on the same farm on which he spent his entire life. He was reared in an environment that was typical of the early developement of the county and after he reached manhood he chose to continue farming and he acquired the family homestead which he operated successfully for many years. He was married on June 1, 1909 to the former ary Pisha at Chicago. She survives him with two daughters, Mrs. Edward (Elsie) Szydelo and Mrs. Joseph (Mabel) Shimanek of this city, and one son Edwin, of Montpelier. Also, surviving are seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren; also three brothers, Ernest of Kewaunee, Martin of Brookfield, Ill., and Louis of Rhinelander; and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Reznichek of Antigo and Mrs. Christina Wolf of Chicago. Five sisters and two brothers preceded him in death. The body was at the late home untill Sundayafternoon when funeral services wetre held at 1:30 o'clock and later from the Community Congregational Church in this city with the Rev. Wm. T. Hosking officiating. Interment was in the Kewaunee Public Cemetery. Pallbearers were Leo Panosh, Leonard Roidt, Willard Laurent, Bob Shimanek and Victor Shimanek. Mr. Panosh enjoyed the friendship of a large number of people in his home community and its environs. They knew him as an unassuming gentleman and their many assiciations with him were cordial and pleasant. His sudden passing was a shock and it brought sincere sorrow to everyone who knew him.

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Panosh Christina [Female] b. ABT. MAY 1886 Wi - d. Tinley Park, IL

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Wolf James [Male]

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Napravnik Joseph [Male] b. ABT. 1879 Bohemia - d. 1943

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Panosh Martin [Male] b. 25 MAR 1887 WI - d. APR 1963 Chicago, IL

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Panosh Louis [Male] b. 12 JAN 1888 Wi - d. 18 OCT 1954 Oneida, WI

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Jerome Wachal Look upAlgoma Record Herald (21 Oct 1954)
Man Stricken While Hunting
Kewaunee- A 65-year-old Rhinelander man, on a Kewaunee county hunting trip with a nephew, suffered a heart attack Monday morning and died instantly.
He was Louis Panosh, who with the nephew, Leo Panosh, Kewaunee was hunting near Footbridge in the Town of West Kewaunee when he was stricken. Mr. Panosh was a native of the Town of Montpelier and a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Panosh, He lived at Rhinelander a number of years and services were scheduled there this Thursday.
The Svoboda Funeral chapel took care of local arrangements and brought the casket to Rhinelander Tuesday.
Mr. Panosh, a widower, has one daughter, Mrs. Carl Schuppert, Rhinelander, among his survivors.

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Panosh Ernest [Male] b. 23 JAN 1884 Montpelier Twp, Kewaunee Co, WI - d. 15 FEB 1953 Kewaunee Co, WI

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Kewaunee Enterprise (19 Feb 1953)
Ernest Panosh Died Unexpectedly Sunday Night of Heart Attack Ernest Panosh, 69, who had retired only last Jan. 1, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 9:15 Sunday evening. He had not been previously ill. His death occurred at the old Panosh homestead farm west of Kewaunee where he was visiting that evening-the same farm on which he was born Jan. 23, 1884. Mr. and Mrs. Panosh had gone to the home farm in the town of Montpelier, for a visit with the widow of his brother, Slavie, who died just four months earlier. They spent the afternoon and evening there, and were about to return to Kewaunee when he dropped dead in the yard. Mr. Panosh had lived in the Kewaunee area all his life. He was a cabinet maker and began in the employ of the Albrecht Mfg. Co. later working for the Kewaunee Mfg. Co., the Kewaunee Shipbuilding & Engineering Corp., Wood Steel Products, and the Hamilton Mfg. Co. He was president of Local 1900, Carpenters & Joiners union. Surviving are his wife, the former Ann Schultz whom he married in Tisch Mills July 15, 1913; a son Leo, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Helen) Schmit, Wauwatosa; a grandson, Michael Schmit; two brothers, Martin, of Brookfield, Ill.; Louis, Rhinelander; and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Reznichek, Antigo; Mrs. James (Christine)Wolff, Cicero, Ill. The funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon in the Swoboda Funeraol chapel, with burial in Holy Rosary cemetery. Pallbearers were Adoplp Pavlat, George Thibodeau, Herman Walters, Ben Jahnke, Felix Urban, and Emil Suchocki of the Carpenters & Joiners local.

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Buresh Therese [Female] b. ABT. 1852 Bohemia

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Walecka Alois [Male] b. ABT. 1872 WI

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Walecka Albert [Male] b. ABT. 1878 IA

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Janda Thomas [Male] b. 10 SEP 1847 Bohemia - d. 20 MAR 1930 Kewaunee Co, WI

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Kewaunee Enterprise
Thos. Janda Sr. Is Taken By Death
Death Writes Last Chapter of Family Tragedy Last Thursday Morning
Death wrote the final chapter of a double tragedy, when Thomas Janda, aged 73, died at a local hospital on Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 o'clock. The aged man, an invalid for several years, had resided with his son, John Janda, on Kilbourn street for several years, and apparently despondent over the fact that there was no hope for the recovery of his invalid father, the son, John Janda, took his own life by hanging in the cellar of their home a few weeks ago.
At that time, the sick man was removed to a hospital for medical care and attention, but he failed gradually and the end came last Thursday.
Thomas Janda, Sr. was born in Bohemia in the year 1847, immigrating to the United States with his parents when he was 14 years old. The family located on a farm in West Kewaunee, and there he spent the greater part of his life. He was married in that town to Miss Minnie Walecka, who preceded him in death a number of years ago. One son, Thomas Janda, Jr., residing on the old homestead, survives him.
The funeral services were held last Friday afternoon from the Svoboda Undertaking parlors at 2:30 o'clock, with Mr. B.F. Cmejla officiating in the Bohemian language, and interment was in Riverview cemetery here. The pallbearers were Edward Brusky, George and John Repitz, Wencil and John Janda, and Reginald Plohar.More About THOMAS JANDA:
Burial: 21 Mar 1930, Riverview Cemetery, Kewaunee, Wisconsin

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Goetsch Matilda [Female] b. 27 OCT 1859 Montpelier Twp, Kewaunee Co, WI - d. 11 OCT 1923 West Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co, WI

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Janda Thomas [Male] b. 1 APR 1884 WI - d. 19 MAR 1973 Algoma, WI

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Janda John [Male] b. 3 NOV 1877 Wi - d. 8 MAR 1930 WI

Kewaunee Enterprise
Thos. Janda Sr. Is Taken By Death
Death Writes Last Chapter of Family Tragedy Last Thursday Morning
Death wrote the final chapter of a double tragedy, when Thomas Janda, aged 73, died at a local hospital on Thursday morning of last week at 4:30 o'clock. The aged man, an invalid for several years, had resided with his son, John Janda, on Kilbourn street for several years, and apparently despondent over the fact that there was no hope for the recovery of his invalid father, the son, John Janda, took his own life by hanging in the cellar of their home a few weeks ago.
At that time, the sick man was removed to a hospital for medical care and attention, but he failed gradually and the end came last Thursday.
Thomas Janda, Sr. was born in Bohemia in the year 1847, immigrating to the United States with his parents when he was 14 years old. The family located on a farm in West Kewaunee, and there he spent the greater part of his life. He was married in that town to Miss Minnie Walecka, who preceded him in death a number of years ago. One son, Thomas Janda, Jr., residing on the old homestead, survives him.
The funeral services were held last Friday afternoon from the Svoboda Undertaking parlors at 2:30 o'clock, with Mr. B.F. Cmejla officiating in the Bohemian language, and interment was in Riverview cemetery here. The pallbearers were Edward Brusky, George and John Repitz, Wencil and John Janda, and Reginald Plohar.