OBIT:  Mary (KRYSTYNICK) NOSAL ZABO, 1976, Jerome, Somerset County, PA
    
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  ZABO
  
  Mrs. Mary Nosal Zabo, 77, of Keim Street, Jerome, was DOA May 6, 1976, at
  Memorial Hospital, Johnstown. Born July 25, 1898, in Old Forge, Pa., the
  daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Krystynick. Preceded in death by parents, first
  husband, Stanley Nosal who died in 1928; second husband, Frank Zabo who died
  in 1957; and a son Edward who died in 1926. Survived by these children:
  Josephine, widow of Michael Holoka; Wanda, wife of Michael Phillips; Willard,
  married to the former Emma June Nicolli; Helen, wife of Bernard Runtz; and
  Frances, wife of Joseph Badaczewski, all of Jerome; Walter, married to the
  former Ruth Bittner, Chagrin Falls, Ohio; and Stella, wife of Paul Smith,
  Butler RD 3; also 22 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Was a resident
  of Jerome since 1917. She and her first husband operated a grocery store in
  Jerome for many years. In 1933 she and her second husband started Zabo's
  Tavern which she operated until the time of her death. Member of Holy Cross
  Roman Catholic Church, Jerome, honorary member of Altar Society, Jerome
  American Legion Auxiliary, Jerome Fire Company Auxiliary, Somerset County
  Tavern Association, SNPJ Lodge 524, Jerome, and Polish Roman Catholic Union
  of America. Friends received from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday and from noon until
  10 p.m. Sunday at the late residence in Jerome where Rosary and Wake service
  will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday. Mass of Christine burial 10 a.m. Monday at
  Holy Cross Church, Jerome, with the Rev. Conrad Miller, OFM-Conv.,
  officiating. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Jerome. Arrangements in charge
  of Joseph H. Hoffman Funeral Home, 227 Allegheny St., Boswell.
  
  Somerset American, May 7, 1976