YAKUBOSKI, AGATHA
RITES SET SATURDAY FOR AGATHA YAKUBOSKI
Mrs. Agatha YAKUBOSKI, 78, 431 N. Bryan St., West Frankfort,
died at 7:50 p.m. Wednesday in Union Hospital, after a
five-year illness. She had been a patient one week. 
Mrs. YAKUBOSKI was born Feb. 13, 1882, in Lithuania. She
came to the United States when she was 24 and moved from
Harrisburg to West Frankfort 40 years ago. 
Her husband, Walter, died in 1948. 
She was a member of St. John's Catholic Church and the Altar
Society. 
Mrs. YAKUBOSKI leaves sons Anthony and John, both of
Detroit, Mich., daughters Mrs. H.W. BENJAMIN of Chicago and
Mrs. John KERNOSKY of West Frankfort; ten grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren. 
Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. John's
Catholic Church, with the pastor, the Rev. Michael KLIMAS,
officiating. 
Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. A rosary will be
recited at 7 p.m .Friday a Union Funeral Home, where friends
may call after 7 p.m. today.
The Southern Illinoisan, Carbondale, Ill, Thur,Jan 14, 1960


YMBERICK, MICHEAL
1911 - April 13 1936
Tow Men killed.
Sesser,Ill., april 13 1936-Cletus Eubanks,17,and Micheal Ymberick,25 were killed
today when the auto in which they were riding crashed into the side of a train at 
the crossing. Eubanks was driving.


YOUNG, ROBERT "BOSCO"
October 7, 1932
Robert "Bosco" Young, 24, of Royalton, died in the Herrin hospital this afternoon 
from knife wounds which he sustained in a fight at Royalton last Saturday night. 
Four Royalton youths are being held in the county jail at Benton, charged with being 
implicated in the fight that resulted in the fatal wounding of Young. Those held are: 
John Shumaker, Tom Labusky, William Geff, and Joe Kost, all of Royalton. The fight is 
said to have arisen over a girl.
October 12th: Tommy Leposky and John Schumacker (as spelled in this article) are being 
held, charged with murder. William Gess and Joe Kost were allowed bail late yesterday. 
Young went to work on Monday following the fight but Monday night he collapsed and 
became unconscious and was removed to the hospital. An examination revealed that the 
knife blade had broken off and was lodged in his brain.
Submitted by: Sheila Cadwalader