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Mary A. Korinek Policky
15 Nov 1884 – 21 Dec 1973
| Birth | 15 Nov 1884 |
| Death | 21 Dec 1973 |
| Cemetery | Assumption Catholic Cemetery Dwight , Butler County , Nebraska , USA |
| Added by | mm on 09 Jan 2023 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/96119887 |
Bio
Born in Frydnava, Bohemia, Austrian Empire (now in Czechia). Married Frank Policky on October 23, 1905 at Dwight, Nebr. by Rev. Alois J. Klein, Catholic priest. Their son Emil was killed in action during World War II and Mary was a Gold Star Mother of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 110. '''''''''''''' The Banner-Press (David City, Nebr.), January 3, 1974, p. 14, col. 1 Services Conducted For Mary A. Policky Funeral services for Mary A. Policky of Dwight were conducted Monday, Dec. 24, from Dwight Assumption Catholic Church with Father Harold Birkel officiating. Mrs. Policky, 89, died in Bryan Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, Friday, Dec. 21, following a short illness. Pallbearers were George Hraban, Edwin Hotovy, Frank Brabec, Sr., John H. Novacek, Alfred Novacek and Chas. A. Novacek. Burial was in Dwight Assumption Cemetery. Mrs. Policky, daughter of John and Mary Korinek, was born Nov. 15, 1884, in Czechoslovakia. As a small child she came to the United States with her parents. They settled in the Nimburg area where she attended school. In 1905 she was united in marriage to Frank J. Policky. Four children were born to this union. The couple moved to a farm near Ulysses where they lived until Mr. Policky's death in 1912. Mrs. Policky and her children then moved to Dwight where she resided until her death. She was one of the first Gold Star Mothers in the Dwight area. She was the last survivor of her immediate family which consisted of five brothers and two sisters. Her sole survivor is her son, Fred J. Policky of Lincoln. Besides her husband she was preceded in death by her daughter, Katie, and two sons, Phillip and Emil, the latter being killed while serving in World War II. ____ p. 7, col. 1 CARD OF THANKS – We wish to thank our friends and relatives for the masses, flowers, cards and food during the death of our loved one. A special thanks to Father Birkel, the staff at Bryan Memorial Hospital, Dr. Matthews and Dr. Lee. Special thank you to the Auxiliary of American Legion Post 110 for serving dinner. Fred and Bess Policky, Lincoln.
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Siblings
- John Korinek 1876–1948
- Vaclav Francis "James" Korinek 1877–1918
- Charles Anton Korinek 1880–1954
- Frank A. Korinek 1886–1918
- Joseph J Korinek 1889–1967
- Jennie Korinek 1891–1900
- Antonie "Tony" Korinek Schreiner 1895–1918
Children
- Katerina "Katie" Policky 1906–1918 FaG
- Fred Joseph Policky 1908–1988 FaG
- Phillip Policky 1910–1929 FaG
- TSgt Emil J Policky 1912–1944 FaG
- TSGT Emil John Policky 1912–1944 FaG
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