SELECT TRANSCRIPTIONS FROM ST. JOHN'S (CATHOLIC) CEMETERY; SARPY COUNTY, 
                                NEBRASKA

From transcriptions done by the submitter. Submitted to the USGenWeb 
Nebraska Archives, September 1998, by Marge Galus Sandlier 
(m-sandlier@home.com).

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       St. John's (Catholic) Cemetery, Omaha, Sarpy Co., Nebraska

     St. John's Cemetery is located at 7506 South 36th Street, Omaha, 
Nebraska.  The sign to the entrance indicates it was "founded July 27,
1923 under the Patronage of Saint John Kanty".
     Following is information I transcribed from the tombstones of my
family members who are buried at St. John's.


GALUS, Stanley; 1880-1965; Father
GALUS, Martha; 1891-1973; Mother

GALUS, Lois Anne; Sept 18, 1933-Aug 15, 1996; Wife; Married June 9, 1956

ZIEMBA, Chester J; Jan 6, 1914-July 20, 1961; Michigan, Captain CO M 
                                              147 Inf Regt, World War II
ZIEMBA, Chester J; July 24, 1955-March 16, 1975; Son

FOREMAN, Felix P; 1908-1997

GALUS, Thaddeus A; 1912-1998}   Married
GALUS, Lucile M; 1913-1988  } July 11, 1934 

GALUS, Thomas; 1886-1977; Vet. World War I


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The following is transcribed from a memorial located in the cemetery
to Polish Army Veterans of World War I.


PLAQUE 1:
               1917-1920
            The Polish Army
            Veterans Ass'n
              of America
            Out Post No. 42
            Omaha Nebraska
             May 30 1931

PLAQUE 2:
          Nebraska Volunteers
   To Polish Unit of Alliance Army
             World War I
GLUBA, Michael, (Rev) Organizer Chaplain
KALAMAJA, Theobald, (Rev) O. F. M. Organizer
KAWA, Francis, P. Post Organizer Commander

     AMBROZIAK, B.        MIJALSKI, Z
     BIALCZYK, J.         NOWACZYK, S.
     BARTMAN, A.          NOWAK, J.
     BEDNARZ, J.          NOZKA, M.
     DELINSKI, S.         PYRZANOWSKI, F.
     GORZELANSKI, S.      PLACZEK. A.
     GORZELANSKI, W.      RAK, J.
     GALUS, T.            SMAGA, J.
     GOSTYNSKI, I.        STANCZYK, J.
     GUNIA, J.            STARANSKI, F.
     GRABOWSKI, A.        SPULSKI, W.
     HOMA, M.             STANCZYK, W.
     IWAN, T.             SZWOLEK, W.
     JODLOWSKI, J.        STASZCZYK, B.
     KRZEMIEN, W.         STALEC, A.
     KRAMER, L.           WASZAK, S.
     LANOCHA, J.          WAWRZONEK, F.
     LANOCHA, S.          WIECZOREK, J.
     LUBANSKI, M.         ZAWADA, T.
     MAC, A.              ZIEMBA, P.
     MITERA, J.