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Anton E. Stuchlik
1 May 1888 – 16 Jun 1945
| Birth | 1 May 1888 |
| Death | 16 Jun 1945 |
| Cemetery | Saints Cyril and Methodius Cemetery Elk Township , Saunders County , Nebraska , USA |
| Added by | Jennifer Kuncl on 12 Jul 2019 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42854560 |
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wed to Catherine Pasek on November 6, 1907. They had 4 children. ANTON E. STUCHLIK. Anton E. Stuchlik, who owns and operates one hundred and sixty acres of land on sections 5 and 6, Elk precinct, is a native of Saunders county, born in 1882. He is a son of Anton and Mary Stuchlik, natives of Bohemia, who in 1875 emigrated to the United States and took up their residence on what is now section 5, Elk precinct, this county. The father homesteaded eighty acres and subsequently purchased a similar tract. He engaged in general farming until he retired from active life, and both he and his wife are now residing with our subject. Anton E. Stuchlik received his education in the district schools of Elk precinct and is indebted to his father for that early and thorough training in agricultural work which fitted him for farming on his own account. After his textbooks were put aside he devoted his entire time and energy to assisting in the operation of the home farm and after his father retired from active life he purchased the place. He grows considerable grain and also raises stock, finding diversified farming more profitable. He keeps everything about the place in excellent condition and his progressiveness is shown by the fact that he is always ready to adopt new methods which promise to be more efficient than the old. On the 6th of November, 1907, Mr. Stuchlik was united in marriage to Miss Katherine Pasak, a daughter of John and Mary Pasak, who were early settlers of Saunders county. Two sons and two daughters have been born to this union, namely: Leander and Joseph, at home; and Katherine and Anna, both of whom died in infancy. Mr. Stuchlik supports the democratic party at the polls, believing in the wisdom of its policies. Although he takes the interest of a good citizen in public affairs he has never sought to hold office as his agricultural interests make heavy demands upon his time. His religious faith is that of the Roman Catholic church, and he can be counted upon to support movements seeking the advancement of his community along moral lines. His entire life has been passed in this county and he has gained many warm friends, who respect him for his excellent qualities of character. Although he is yet a young man he has gained a gratifying measure of financial success, his energy and good judgment insuring his continued prosperity.
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- Jan (John) Ambroz Stuchlik 1877–1941
- Frank Adolph Stuchlik 1879–1949
- Amalia Stuchlik Ladenburger 1886–1971
Children
- Joseph M Stuchlik 1915–1955
- Beatrice M "Bea" Stuchlik Polak 1917–2015
- Marie H. Stuchlik Sabata 1921–2013
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