Halaska v. Vnoucek
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Burke
Frank Halaska died testate December 8, 1938, leaving him surviving Terezie, his widow, John, Anton and Eose Halaska and Lillian Vnoucek, his children by a former marriage, all of age, and four minor grandchildren, children of Anna Kofron, his deceased daughter by his former marriage. During his lifetime he conveyed one-half of his real estate to his wife, Terezie. His will, dated December 21, 1931, after providing for payment of debts, funeral expenses and care of his grave, bequeathed $200 each to his daughters, Eose Halaska and Lillian Vnoucek, then stated that inasmuch as he had…
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