The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, p. 1, July 26, 1910
Hungarian Lady Dead.
Yesterday morning at nine o'clock Josephine Peroutk, a Hungarian lady, living at 833 north 11th street, died of congestion of the stomach.
Mrs. Peroutk took sick last Friday and death resulted yesterday.
She leaves a husband and several children.
Owing to the fact that a daughter is on her way here from Ohio, no arrangements have been made for the funeral. Mrs. Peroutk was a member of the St. Joseph Church and was spoken of by her neighbors as a good woman who was always ready to help all who needed it.
Hungarian Lady Dead.
Yesterday morning at nine o'clock Josephine Peroutk, a Hungarian lady, living at 833 north 11th street, died of congestion of the stomach.
Mrs. Peroutk took sick last Friday and death resulted yesterday.
She leaves a husband and several children.
Owing to the fact that a daughter is on her way here from Ohio, no arrangements have been made for the funeral. Mrs. Peroutk was a member of the St. Joseph Church and was spoken of by her neighbors as a good woman who was always ready to help all who needed it.
The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, p. 1, July 26, 1910
Hungarian Lady Dead.
Yesterday morning at nine o'clock Josephine Peroutk, a Hungarian lady, living at 833 north 11th street, died of congestion of the stomach.
Mrs. Peroutk took sick last Friday and death resulted yesterday.
She leaves a husband and several children.
Owing to the fact that a daughter is on her way here from Ohio, no arrangements have been made for the funeral. Mrs. Peroutk was a member of the St. Joseph Church and was spoken of by her neighbors as a good woman who was always ready to help all who needed it.
Hungarian Lady Dead.
Yesterday morning at nine o'clock Josephine Peroutk, a Hungarian lady, living at 833 north 11th street, died of congestion of the stomach.
Mrs. Peroutk took sick last Friday and death resulted yesterday.
She leaves a husband and several children.
Owing to the fact that a daughter is on her way here from Ohio, no arrangements have been made for the funeral. Mrs. Peroutk was a member of the St. Joseph Church and was spoken of by her neighbors as a good woman who was always ready to help all who needed it.
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