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nev. m. a. luiik 01 oi. raui s episcopal church. The burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.Mr. William Kowalsky, a former resident of Watertown, died in the family home in Racine Tuesday night of spinal paralysis. Mr. Kowalsky was an engineer by occupation and was employed for twenty-nine years by Woodard Stone in their bakery in that capacity. From here he moved to a farm at Elba, Wis., later returning to Watertown. The family removed from Watertown last July. He was married at the age of 23 years to Anna Langer of that city. He is sur-vied by his wife and ten children, Mrs. Joseph Ruffle, Mrs. Emil Sack, Beaver Dam, Emma Milwaukee, Elizabeth, Laurette, Irene, Raymond, William, Jr., Henry and Fredrick, at home. Also two brothers and three siters, Edward and John, Milwaukee, Mrs. Frank Gerds, Milwaukee, Mrs. August Numrah, Colorado, Mrs. English, St. Paul, and three grandchildren. The funeral took place here on Sunday.Mr. August Seefeldt died late Saturday afternoon in the family home, 109the i ing M Leis er. I ler,TUFTisay ing masi was floor Web mus: Ar galo the lt;the 1 The in v less best guid ies i theri
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The Watertown News

Watertown, Wisconsin, US

Mon, Feb 11, 1918

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