Obituaries:  Louis KOLAR, d. 31 October 1952, Hayward, Sawyer Co., WI 

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Louis Kolar

Louis Kolar, a resident of the Smith Lake community, passed away at his 
home on Friday, October 31, 1952.  Mr. Kolar was born in Czechoslovakia
on June 11, 1887.  He came to Chicago, Ill., at the age of 25 years, and
was employed in that city for many years as a refrigeration mechanic.  Six
years ago he and his wife came to Hayward, where they purchased a home on
Smith Lake.

Survivors are his wife, Barbara; four sisters and two brothers residing in
Czechoslovakia.  He was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose No. 3 of
Chicago.

The remains lay in state at the Anderson Chapel until Saturday, when the
body was shipped to Berwyn, Ill., where funeral services were held on
Wednesday.  Interment was in the Bohemian National Cemetery at Niles.

--Found in the Sawyer County Record and Hayward Republican, 6 November 1952.