Obit: Przesmicki, Martin (1888 - 1967)
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Surnames: Przesmicki, Mroz, Rhodes
----Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 16 Mar 1967
Przesmicki, Martin (29 MAY 1888 - 5 MAR 1967)
On Tuesday, March 71967 Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, 2468, N. Ridgeway
Ave., Chicago, Ill., was the scene of a Solemn High Mass offered for the soul of
Martin Przesmicki, 78, who passed away at his home at 2515 N. Sawyer Ave.,
Chicago, on Sunday, March 5, 1967. His death was due to arteriosclerotic heart
disease with eventual heart failure. Father Charles Obie acted as chief
celebrant.
Martin Przesmicki was born in Poland, May 29, 1888. He came to the United States
at the age of 17 and contracted a job for the railroad in Superior, Wis. On May
29, 1916, in that city, he was joined in Holy Matrimony to the former Sophie
Mroz of Thorp (Clark Co.), Wis. Some years later the couple settled in Chicago
for a short time; then they moved to Thorp, where they engaged in farming until
1950, when Martin's ill health forced him to give up his occupation. They then
retired to Chicago where he lived until death.
Funeral arrangements were handled by Maloney Funeral Home, 2950 W. Fullerton
Ave., Chicago. Interment was at St. Adalbert's Cemetery, Niles, Ill. Pallbearers
were P.T. Wallace, Alex Bogacz, Nick Dobrzynski, Nick Kowieski, Paul Jarocki,
all of Chicago, and Earl Goldberger, Berwyn, Ill. Following services, a luncheon
was held at Tromba's Restaurant, Niles, Ill., with about 50 persons in
attendance.
Mr. Przesmicki is survived by his wife Sophie, three sons, namely Joseph of
Minneapolis, Raymond of Chicago, and Louis, Wausau; one daughter, Mary (Mrs. Ray
Rhodes) of Chicago, one brother Leonard of Schiller Park, Ill., and eight
grandchildren.
Martin was a long time member of the Polish National Alliance, Thorp, Wis.,
Lodge 646, where he served as secretary for many years.
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