South Bend Tribune: Monday 26 May 1958: Mrs. Apolinia Walinski, 444 S. Camden St., died Sunday in St. Joseph Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Terre Coupee Feb 24, 1875, and came to South Bend 70 years ago.
Her husband, August, died Feb 8, 1953. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Clara Kielt with whom she resided. Mrs. Virginia Bivins of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Lottie Zebrowski and Mrs. Frances Lundberg, both of South Bend; a son Mitchell of Three Oaks; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; three brothers, Enoch and David Wroblewski of Terre Coupee and Frank Wroblewski of South Bend.
Mrs. Walinski was a member of the Ladies Holy Rosary Society, Group 357, God and Country, and the Polish Women's Democratic Club.
Her husband, August, died Feb 8, 1953. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Clara Kielt with whom she resided. Mrs. Virginia Bivins of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Lottie Zebrowski and Mrs. Frances Lundberg, both of South Bend; a son Mitchell of Three Oaks; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; three brothers, Enoch and David Wroblewski of Terre Coupee and Frank Wroblewski of South Bend.
Mrs. Walinski was a member of the Ladies Holy Rosary Society, Group 357, God and Country, and the Polish Women's Democratic Club.
South Bend Tribune: Monday 26 May 1958: Mrs. Apolinia Walinski, 444 S. Camden St., died Sunday in St. Joseph Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Terre Coupee Feb 24, 1875, and came to South Bend 70 years ago.
Her husband, August, died Feb 8, 1953. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Clara Kielt with whom she resided. Mrs. Virginia Bivins of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Lottie Zebrowski and Mrs. Frances Lundberg, both of South Bend; a son Mitchell of Three Oaks; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; three brothers, Enoch and David Wroblewski of Terre Coupee and Frank Wroblewski of South Bend.
Mrs. Walinski was a member of the Ladies Holy Rosary Society, Group 357, God and Country, and the Polish Women's Democratic Club.
Her husband, August, died Feb 8, 1953. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Clara Kielt with whom she resided. Mrs. Virginia Bivins of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Lottie Zebrowski and Mrs. Frances Lundberg, both of South Bend; a son Mitchell of Three Oaks; seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; three brothers, Enoch and David Wroblewski of Terre Coupee and Frank Wroblewski of South Bend.
Mrs. Walinski was a member of the Ladies Holy Rosary Society, Group 357, God and Country, and the Polish Women's Democratic Club.
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