Buried Railroad Leader Peter Strzelczyk Dies at 53
Péter Strzelczyk a former railroad worker and division chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks Local 240 died Tuesday after a brain aneurysm. He was 53 and survived by sons Robert and David, and two sisters Irene. His funeral was planned for Wednesday at St. Hedwig.
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Péter Strzelczyk
St. Hedwig
Robert Strzelczyk
Strzelczyk
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerk Local 240
David Strzelczyk
Irene
Harriet Maxwell Converse Becomes Indian Chief in 1891
Harriet Maxwell Converse is noted as the first white woman to be named a chief of the Six Nations Tribe in Tonowanda New York in 1891.
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Harriet Maxwell Converse
Tonowanda
N.Y
Wilson County Sheltered Workshop continues plans after Taylor death
Wilson County Sheltered Workshop in Floresville remains on schedule under late founder Everett Taylor who died November 3. Operations to assemble secretarial chairs begin soon at 1007 C Street with orders for hundreds of chairs. Profits fund equipment and salaries for mentally handicapped clients. thrift store The Treasure Chest accepts donations and is run by volunteers from the Workshop Auxiliary. call 393-3109 for details.
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Petnahdex
Wilson County
Everett Taylor
Taylor
Floresville
Hernandez
Treasure Chest
Ances
Wilson County Sheltered Workshop
Lorenzo Hernandez
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