Mary (Racho) Semuta
Barbara (Racho) Haky
Elizabeth (Racho) Marcinko
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"Death claimed one of the most prominent Slovak residents of the region yesterday, when Andrew Racho, Sr., died at his home at 747 East Diamond Avenue. Death was due to an internal hemorrhage. Born in Europe 47 years ago, he emigrated to this country at the age of 8 years. He settled at Hazle Brook and worked for the J.S. Wentz Coal Company until a few years ago when he moved his family to this city. While a resident of Hazle Brook he was associated with several Slovak societies and served as a director of St. Mary's Greek Catholic church of Freeland. He also served as a teller for District 7, U.M.W. of A. for a number of years. He was a member of St. John's Greek Catholic church of this city, St. Paul's Camp No. 390, W.O.W., St. John's Society, No. 8, P.S.J., and St. Nicholas's Society, No. 189 S.V.J.
He is survived by his wife, one brother and sister in Europe, Mrs. Alex Simuta of this city, Mrs. Joseph Hawki and Mrs. Paul Marcinko of Homestead. The following children also survive: Mrs. John Patrick of this city; Andrew, John, Anna, Betty, Mary, George, Joseph, Steve, Iona, Ethel, and Michael, all at home.
No funeral arrangements have been made."
Mary (Racho) Semuta
Barbara (Racho) Haky
Elizabeth (Racho) Marcinko
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"Death claimed one of the most prominent Slovak residents of the region yesterday, when Andrew Racho, Sr., died at his home at 747 East Diamond Avenue. Death was due to an internal hemorrhage. Born in Europe 47 years ago, he emigrated to this country at the age of 8 years. He settled at Hazle Brook and worked for the J.S. Wentz Coal Company until a few years ago when he moved his family to this city. While a resident of Hazle Brook he was associated with several Slovak societies and served as a director of St. Mary's Greek Catholic church of Freeland. He also served as a teller for District 7, U.M.W. of A. for a number of years. He was a member of St. John's Greek Catholic church of this city, St. Paul's Camp No. 390, W.O.W., St. John's Society, No. 8, P.S.J., and St. Nicholas's Society, No. 189 S.V.J.
He is survived by his wife, one brother and sister in Europe, Mrs. Alex Simuta of this city, Mrs. Joseph Hawki and Mrs. Paul Marcinko of Homestead. The following children also survive: Mrs. John Patrick of this city; Andrew, John, Anna, Betty, Mary, George, Joseph, Steve, Iona, Ethel, and Michael, all at home.
No funeral arrangements have been made."
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Andrew Racho Jr
1899–1955
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John Racho
1902–1974
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Margaret Patrick Racho Maxwell
1903–1979
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Anna Racho Knoblauh
1906–1967
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Elizabeth Racho Skernolis
1908–1957
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Mary Racho Chunko
1910–1974
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George Racho
1912–2004
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Joseph G. Racho
1915–1970
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Stephen Racho
1917–1998
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Ione Eleanor Racho Lenhart
1919–2003
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Michael Racho
1922–1989
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Ethel Racho Adams
1922–2021
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