The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-24
OBITUARY

ERK - Mrs, Elizabeth (Mackie) Erk, wife Of George 0, EFk, 676 Wii- son street, died early this morning ct St. MaFy's hospital. She was born Feb. 1, 1890 in Waterbury, tho daughter Of Robert and the late Jane Dlck) Mackie,
 Besides her husband and father sine is survived by one son, George Robert EFk, Waterbury and one brother, Robert Mackie, Thomaston
 Mrs, BFk was a member of the Third Congregational church, Na- 0f1i chapter, order Of Eastern Star, White Shrine and the Ladies' Aid society of the Third Congregational church,
 Funeral services vii De held Thursday at 2 D. tI1, ct the AldeFson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Rev, d0meF Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational church, ofiis ctating, Burial vii De in Riverside cemetery, Friends may call ct the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and ' to Q D. fL
 MIKALAfNIS - Stanley Mika. iaiBis, 60, Of 64 John street, died early this morning ta St, Mary's hospital after q bFeif illness,
 4 native Of Suyaikiu, Athuania, he came to this country and to Wa teFbuFy fl yefas ago, For the past 2S years he was employed ct the Riverside cemetery, MF. Mikaiainis was c0HmunicaTlt Of s. JoSeph's church and Q member Of the Lith. ua1ian Independent Political club,
 Surviving gre three daughters, Mrs, BroHis MaFshalak, Mrs, Ans thony MikeIskas, aIld Miss Helen Mikatainis; one son, Sgt Adam Mikalai1is, U. s, Army, serving itl Belgium; and One grandson, Pvt, Bernard MaFsbaIka, KeegleF Field, Miss,
 Tie funeral vii be held Friday morning ct 10 o'clock from the De- itniks funeral home, r Congress aeVnue, to St, J0seph's church at 1915. Burial viii De in the family plot tn Calvary cemetery, Friends may caji at the funeral home to- morrow from 2 to 10 D, n, and Thursday from 2 to 10 D, m
 6IN9BERG -- Leopold diflsberg, 77, Of 123 East Main street, died yes- tefday tH St, MaFy's hospital after 6 brief illness,
 lie Was 6 member of Brass City Lodge afld Waterbury Hebrew Itlstt- ute, He Is survived by two sons, Ed- ward ard Samuel, both Of cleve- land, Ohio.
 Funeral services were held today at 2 D, fGl, at tbe Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street, Rabbi 6ifter officiating, Burial was tn Brass City Lodge cemetery,
 SHELBY - Elizabeth Am Seeiey, two Weeks-0id daughter Of Irving and Dorothy (P0II0ck) GeeIey, 9 Sheffield Terrace, WaterVtIie, died yesterday iB St, MaFyis hospital.
 Survivors, besides the parents, are 8 sister, Barbara, and three brothers, Irving, JF,, William and James, Private funeral services vii De held at the MuiytiIe Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, ct the convenience Of the family,
 WILLIAMS - Harry Williams, native Of Waterbury and formerly Of Litch6eid, died suddenly in Los Angeles, Calf, recently, relatives jn Litcbfieid have been informed. He was 6 son Of the late Lewis and Susan (ganfOrd) Williams. He had been living in California since 1927. Funeral services and burial were held in Los Angeles,
 CABTIA1AN-AauFice Cashmar died at his home, 36 Rose street, this morning after a lingering Di- ness,
 Born in Waterbury, the son ot Catherine GMangan) cashman and the late Daniel CasiIman, he was g lifelong resident of this city. Mir, Casi1n1an was a cOtnn1unicanI Of Sacred Heart church and until the time of his illness was employed by the Shoe Hardware Co.
 Surviving, Besides his mother. are two brothers, John, Of Detroit
 
 Michigan Industrial
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