OBITUARY:
West Bend News
West Bend, Washington Co., Wisconsin
April 3, 1941
page 4, column 1
Conrad Noll, brother of Mrs. Margaret Neuy of Barton, died at St. Camillus hospital, Wauwatosa on March 21. Funeral services were conducted March 24 at St. Camillus chapel and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery near Racine.
Mr. Noll was born in the town of Barton 84 years ago on the farm now owned by William Moser. He spent his boyhood in this vicinity and before the last World War he returned to Barton to work at the American Axle company. Some time later he left for Milwaukee and about nine years ago became a permanent resident of St. Camillus hospital where he assisted with engineering work.
Besides his sister, who is now 88 years old, Mr. Noll is survived by four children.
West Bend News
West Bend, Washington Co., Wisconsin
April 3, 1941
page 4, column 1
Conrad Noll, brother of Mrs. Margaret Neuy of Barton, died at St. Camillus hospital, Wauwatosa on March 21. Funeral services were conducted March 24 at St. Camillus chapel and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery near Racine.
Mr. Noll was born in the town of Barton 84 years ago on the farm now owned by William Moser. He spent his boyhood in this vicinity and before the last World War he returned to Barton to work at the American Axle company. Some time later he left for Milwaukee and about nine years ago became a permanent resident of St. Camillus hospital where he assisted with engineering work.
Besides his sister, who is now 88 years old, Mr. Noll is survived by four children.
OBITUARY:
West Bend News
West Bend, Washington Co., Wisconsin
April 3, 1941
page 4, column 1
Conrad Noll, brother of Mrs. Margaret Neuy of Barton, died at St. Camillus hospital, Wauwatosa on March 21. Funeral services were conducted March 24 at St. Camillus chapel and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery near Racine.
Mr. Noll was born in the town of Barton 84 years ago on the farm now owned by William Moser. He spent his boyhood in this vicinity and before the last World War he returned to Barton to work at the American Axle company. Some time later he left for Milwaukee and about nine years ago became a permanent resident of St. Camillus hospital where he assisted with engineering work.
Besides his sister, who is now 88 years old, Mr. Noll is survived by four children.
West Bend News
West Bend, Washington Co., Wisconsin
April 3, 1941
page 4, column 1
Conrad Noll, brother of Mrs. Margaret Neuy of Barton, died at St. Camillus hospital, Wauwatosa on March 21. Funeral services were conducted March 24 at St. Camillus chapel and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery near Racine.
Mr. Noll was born in the town of Barton 84 years ago on the farm now owned by William Moser. He spent his boyhood in this vicinity and before the last World War he returned to Barton to work at the American Axle company. Some time later he left for Milwaukee and about nine years ago became a permanent resident of St. Camillus hospital where he assisted with engineering work.
Besides his sister, who is now 88 years old, Mr. Noll is survived by four children.
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