Joseph KOSLOSKI

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Stevens Point Daily Journal

Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Portage County

Friday, April 29, 1960

Junction City Pair Mark Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kosloski, residents of Junction City, observed their golden wedding anniversary Saturday, April 23 with an afternoon reception, buffet dinner and an evening of visiting and dancing at St. Michael's Parish Hall in Junction City.

Mr. and Mrs. Kosloski renewed their vows on April 6, 50 years after the original ceremony on April 6, 1910, at St. Michael's Parsonage at Junction City.

The former Gusta Bernhagen was attended at her marriage by her sister, Miss Minnie Bernhagen, now Mrs. Barney Berg of Junction City, and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Lena Kosloski, now Mrs. Frank Spreda of Stevens Point, while Mrs. Koslowski's attendants were his brother, Mike Kosloski and Jake Wayerski, both of Junction City area. All but Mike Kosloski, deceased, were present for Saturday's observance. Another brother, Frank Kosloski of Tomahawk, substituted Saturday for the deceased brother at the bridal table.

For the golden occasion Mrs. Kosloski wore a lime green dress of silk shantung, a flowered beige hat and a corsage of white carnations with gold leaves and ribbons. Mrs. Berg was attired in navy blue, while Mrs. Spreda wore French blue. Both wore corsages of white carnations and gold ribbon. The men of the party wore boutonnieres of white carnations and gold leaves. Members of the immediate family likewise wore corsages or boutonnieres of white carnations with gold ribbon and gold leaves.

A large white wedding cake, edged in gold, vases of yellow mums and white tapers with gold leaves were on the tables.

Mr. and Mrs. Kosloski, farmers in the Town of Eau Pleine for many years, are the parents of a son, Donald, also a resident of Junction City. They have three grandchildren, Kenneth, Margaret and Michael Kosloski.

Mr. Kosloski was born in Junction City while Mrs. Kosloski was born in Oconomowoc, and came to Junction City with her parents in the early 1900's. The couple have lived in this area most of their married life.

Stevens Point Daily Journal

Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Portage County

Wednesday, April 8, 1970

Joseph Kosloski

Joseph Kosloski, 82, Junction City, died suddenly early this morning at his home. He had been ailing for the past two years, but his death was unexpected.

Funeral services are scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's Catholic Church at Junction City. Burial will be made in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call at the Martens Funeral Home at Junction City after 2 p.m. on Thursday. A general rosary will be prayed there Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

Mr. Kosloski was born Feb. 6, 1888, in the Town of Eau Pleine, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kosloski. He married Gusta Bernhagen at Junction City on June 6, 1910, and they farmed in the Town of Eau Pleine until 25 years ago when they moved to Junction City.

He is survived by his wife; a son, Donald, Junction City; four grandchildren; one brother, Frank Kosloski, Tomahawk, and three sisters, Mrs. William Skibba, Junction City, Mrs. Kate Klismet, 727 Union St., and Mrs. Lena Spreda, 2040 Briggs St.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and three sisters.

Source: Portage County Cemetery Locator

Name Dates Cemetery

Kosloski, Gusta 1890 - 1975 St. Michael

Kosloski, Joseph 1888 - 1970 St. Michael

Source: Social Security Death Index

Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued

JOSEPH KOSLOSKI 06 Feb 1888 Apr 1970 54443 (Junction City, Portage, WI) (none specified) 399-12-5959 Wisconsin

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