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NEWSPAPER: The Citizen Advertiser, Auburn, N.Y.,
           Monday, April 19, 1954
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                           Mrs. A. J. Bochenek
                           
                       Mrs. Victoria M. Bochenek, of
                     252 State St., widow of Anthony J.
                     Bochenek, died Sunday at Mercy
                     Hospital after a brief illness.
                       Born in Poland, Mrs. Bochenek
                     came to Auburn 40 years ago.  She
                     was a communicant of St. Hya-
                     cinth's Church and a member of
                     its Rosary and Scapular Society,
                     the Third Order of St. Francis,
                     the Ladies Polish Benevolent So-
                     ciety and the St. John the Baptist
                     Society of the Polish Home.
                       She is survived by a daughter,
                     Mrs. John S. Babiarz of 252 State
                     St., two sons, Anthony J. of 23
                     Union St., and Leonard S. Bo-
                     chenek of 3 Yale Ave.; three sis-
                     ters, Mrs. Helen Ciesiak of Brook-
                     field, Ill., and two others in Po-
                     land; nine grandchildren; and
                     four great-grandchildren.
                       Services will be at 8:30 a.m.
                     Wednesday at 252 State St., and
                     at 9 a.m. at St. Hyacinth's Church.
                     Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cem-
                     etery.
                       Members of the Rosary and
                     Scapular Society and the Third
                     Order of St. Francis will meet at
                     252 State St. at 8 p.m. tomorrow
                     for a recitation of the Rosary.
                     
                     
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