Patrick Paul Daniel "Paul" Belinski

1913 - 2003  (90 years)

• Name	Patrick Paul Daniel "Paul" Belinski
  Born	21 Jul 1913	New Hamburg, Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada
  Gender	Male
  Name	Paul Belinski
  Residence	1926	New Hamburg, Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada
  Eby ID Number	Waterloo-232955
  Died	26 Aug 2003	Hope, , British Columbia, Canada
  Person ID	I232955	Generations
  Last Modified	25 Apr 2024

  
  

  Father	Michael "Mike" Belinski,   b. 22 Oct 1880, Prujot, Kopyczynay, Austria ,   d. 23 Nov 1944, Stratford, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada  (Age 64 years)
  Mother	Anastasia "Ann" "Annie" "Nasia" Medwig,   b. 9 Dec 1889, Budzanof, Trembolia, Austria ,   d. 18 Jul 1969, Windsor, Essex Co., Ontario, Canada  (Age 79 years)
  Family ID	F63815	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  NEW HAMBURG BOY REPORTED MISSING Thirteen-Year-Old Son Of Mr. And Mrs. Michael Belinski Disappeared Seven Weeks Ago A province wide search was instituted this afternoon by the Kitchener district of the provincial police for Paul Belinske, 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Belinske of New Hamburg, who has been absent from his home for over seven weeks. Notice that the boy was missing was given to the Record this afternoon by the mother, Mrs. Annie Belinske. The boy left his home, which is situated across from the station in New Hamburg early this summer to seek work on farms. He was engaged by Harry Hosetler on the New Hamburg-Kitchener Road. At the end of August he left the employ of Mr. Hostetler to attend school but has never reported at school or at home since. The second week he was missing he was seen by a friend of the family in Kitchener who was not aware that his parents were in ignorance of his where-abouts. Paul Belinske is a little over four feer in height, has blue eyes, fair hair, and is well built. He was wearing a block coat and cap and kaki trousers. He was also in possession of a medium size bicycle. The boy left home when his mother was sentenced to three months in the county jail for having beer in other than a private dwelling. The case will be remembered as the one in which the judgment of the magistrate hinged on the point of whether a woodshed a few feet from a house would be considered as a part of a private dwelling or not. The Daily Record 21 Oct 1926, Thu Page 1 ____________ One Youth Admits Burglary, Other Denies His Guilt STRATFORD, Dec. 7. Elmer Kalbfleisch. 19. Downie township. pleaded guilty in police court this morning to a charge of breaking and entering the general store at St. Pauls on Nov 6 and Paul Belinski, 19, of Stratford, his alleged partner in the crime was committed for trial at the next court of competent jurisdiction, following a preliminary hearing today. Kalbfleisch was remanded to jail for sentence. Belinski was arrested more than a week ago following investigations on the part of provincial and city police. Kitchener Daily Record 07 Dec 1931, Mon Page 8 ________________ SIX MONTHS ON CHARGE STRATFORD-Pleading guilty to a charge of receiving stolen goods, Paul Bellnski, 19, was sentenced to six months in the Ontario Reformatory. A charge of breaking and entering was dismissed. The charge followed the robbery of a general store at St. Paul's. Kitchener Daily Record 09 Dec 1931, Wed Page 19 ____________ YOUTHS ADMIT THEFTS Paul Belinski. 19, Stratford pleaded guilty in police court today to a charge of stealing a flashlight in New Hamburg and Elmer Kalbfleisch, 20, St. Mary's, pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile tire and rim and a spring cushion. As both had been sentenced in Stratford to terms in the reformatory, the magistrate sentenced them to six months in the reformatory, their sentences to be concurrent with those they are serving now. Kitchener Daily Record 09 Jan 1932, Sat ·Page 17 _______________ One Youth Admits Burglary, Other Denies His Guilt STRATFORD, Dec. 7. - Elmer Kalbfleisch, 19. Downie township. pleaded guilty in police court this morning to a charge of breaking and entering the general store at St. Pauls on Nov 6 and Paul Belinski, 19, of Stratford, his alleged partner in the crime was committed for trial at the next court of competent jurisdiction, following a preliminary hearing today. Kalbfleisch was remanded to jail for sentence. Belinski was arrested more than a week ago following investigations on the part of provincial and city police. Kitchener Daily Record 07 Dec 1931, Mon Page 8 _____________ Boy Given Suspended Sentence STRATFORD - Due to efforts by Crown Attorney H. B. Morphy K.C., Paul Belinski, 17 years old, who pleaded gulity to a charge of attempted suicide, was given suspended sentence and will have another chance. Kitchener Daily Record 23 Apr 1930, Wed Page 3 ____________ Belinski Pleads Guilty to False Pretences Stratford. Ont., Sept. 7-(CP)- Paul Belinski, 22, pleaded guilty to obtaining a car and $40 in cash by false pretense. He had been out of Guelph jail only a day when arrested here on the false pretenses charge. The magistrate imposed a sentence of eight months determinate and not more than two years less one day indeterminate. The Sault Star 07 Sep 1934, Fri Page 2 __________________ 'BAWLED OUT' AT HOME BOY ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Declares His Sister Told Him to Hang Himself-Used Knife Special to The Star Stratford, April 14.-Paul Belinski, seventeen, stabbed himself in the chest with a jack-knife yesterday because he had been "bawled out" at home. That is what he told Magistrate J. A. Makins in police court to-day when he pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted suicide, following his dismissal from the hospital where he has been confined last night under police guard. "They all have a grouch against me at home and they are always bawling me out," the youth related to the court. "I got up yesterday morning and they started to bawl me out They said I was no good, and my sister said, 'You'd be better out of the world. You'd better hang yourself, but you're too cheap to buy the "They kept at me and I said I was going to leave home and would pay board some place else, but they would not let me." Belinski told then of going to his room and of losing his temper. He picked up a revolver in the room, pointed it at his head and fired. The gun held only blank cartridges, how ever, the youth then took the jack- knife and plunged it into his chest on the right side. Others in the house heard the revolver shot and the police were called. The youth in the meantime had left the place, and police searched the district for him, believing him wounded. The officers returned to the house where they learned that the boy had been taken to the hospital in the Interim. He was immediately put under guard. In court to-day he was neatly dressed in a blue suit, with his shirt open at the neck. The dressing on his chest where the puncture wound had been inflicted was displayed. Although only seventeen, Belinski has a police record. He has been convicted on several occasions on minor charges. Last year he served 20 days on a theft charge. The Toronto Star 15 Apr 1930, Tue Page 12

  
  

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  Born - 21 Jul 1913 - New Hamburg, Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada Residence - 1926 - New Hamburg, Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada Died - 26 Aug 2003 - Hope, , British Columbia, Canada  = Link to Google Earth