Lillie May Palik, The Schuyler Sun (1931)
“ A. Folta. The large attendance at the funeral rites was evidence of the high esteem in which the deceased was held. In their hour of sorrow the mourning family has the condolence of their many friends. ”
Lillie May Palik, The Schuyler Sun (1931)
“ A. Folta. The large attendance at the funeral rites was evidence of the high esteem in which the deceased was held. In their hour of sorrow the mourning family has the condolence of their many friends. ”
Lillie May Palik, The Schuyler Sun (1931)
“ Joseph F. Sindelar. In 1867 he came to America with his parents, brother and sister. Their first stop was Chicago, where the family spent the first three years of their life in America. In 1870 they came to Colfax county settling in Lincoln precinct, near where the Tabor church now stands and about six miles southeast of Howells. Here he made his home with his parents, his brother, John J. Sindelar, his sister Josephine, who later was Mrs. J. Shultz of Chicago, and Mary now Mrs. John Poledna. Mrs. Poledna and John J. are the only members of the family now living. ”