Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, AZ, Friday, December 28, 1951
SERVICES CONDUCTED IN OHIO FOR BILL ABBUHL WHO DIED THERE DECEMBER 19. HE FORMERLY LIVED HERE
Willard (Bill) Abbuhl, formerly of Wickenburg, died in New Philadelphia, Ohio, December 19, according to a letter received this week from Mrs Abbuhl. Funeral services and burial were in that city on December 22.
Mr Abbuhl built and operated the Sir Richard Court on the Phoenix Highway. He sold it last spring to Leonard Powers and moved to Ohio. The 42-year-old man's death was caused by desert fever, says his widow.
BORN IN OHIO
He was born in Roxford, Ohio, March 18, 1909, the son of Mr and Mrs John Abbuhl. He graduated from the New Philadelphia High School in 1927 and was married in 1932 to Maraloyd McIntosh. The family moved to Wickenburg in 1948 and returned to Ohio last June.
TWO CHILDREN SURVIVE
Surviving are the widow; his parents, who reside in New Philadelphia; two children, Richard and Elaine; and three brothers, Ed and Dave, both of New Philadelphia, and Nial of Wyandotte, Mich.
SERVICES CONDUCTED IN OHIO FOR BILL ABBUHL WHO DIED THERE DECEMBER 19. HE FORMERLY LIVED HERE
Willard (Bill) Abbuhl, formerly of Wickenburg, died in New Philadelphia, Ohio, December 19, according to a letter received this week from Mrs Abbuhl. Funeral services and burial were in that city on December 22.
Mr Abbuhl built and operated the Sir Richard Court on the Phoenix Highway. He sold it last spring to Leonard Powers and moved to Ohio. The 42-year-old man's death was caused by desert fever, says his widow.
BORN IN OHIO
He was born in Roxford, Ohio, March 18, 1909, the son of Mr and Mrs John Abbuhl. He graduated from the New Philadelphia High School in 1927 and was married in 1932 to Maraloyd McIntosh. The family moved to Wickenburg in 1948 and returned to Ohio last June.
TWO CHILDREN SURVIVE
Surviving are the widow; his parents, who reside in New Philadelphia; two children, Richard and Elaine; and three brothers, Ed and Dave, both of New Philadelphia, and Nial of Wyandotte, Mich.
Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, AZ, Friday, December 28, 1951
SERVICES CONDUCTED IN OHIO FOR BILL ABBUHL WHO DIED THERE DECEMBER 19. HE FORMERLY LIVED HERE
Willard (Bill) Abbuhl, formerly of Wickenburg, died in New Philadelphia, Ohio, December 19, according to a letter received this week from Mrs Abbuhl. Funeral services and burial were in that city on December 22.
Mr Abbuhl built and operated the Sir Richard Court on the Phoenix Highway. He sold it last spring to Leonard Powers and moved to Ohio. The 42-year-old man's death was caused by desert fever, says his widow.
BORN IN OHIO
He was born in Roxford, Ohio, March 18, 1909, the son of Mr and Mrs John Abbuhl. He graduated from the New Philadelphia High School in 1927 and was married in 1932 to Maraloyd McIntosh. The family moved to Wickenburg in 1948 and returned to Ohio last June.
TWO CHILDREN SURVIVE
Surviving are the widow; his parents, who reside in New Philadelphia; two children, Richard and Elaine; and three brothers, Ed and Dave, both of New Philadelphia, and Nial of Wyandotte, Mich.
SERVICES CONDUCTED IN OHIO FOR BILL ABBUHL WHO DIED THERE DECEMBER 19. HE FORMERLY LIVED HERE
Willard (Bill) Abbuhl, formerly of Wickenburg, died in New Philadelphia, Ohio, December 19, according to a letter received this week from Mrs Abbuhl. Funeral services and burial were in that city on December 22.
Mr Abbuhl built and operated the Sir Richard Court on the Phoenix Highway. He sold it last spring to Leonard Powers and moved to Ohio. The 42-year-old man's death was caused by desert fever, says his widow.
BORN IN OHIO
He was born in Roxford, Ohio, March 18, 1909, the son of Mr and Mrs John Abbuhl. He graduated from the New Philadelphia High School in 1927 and was married in 1932 to Maraloyd McIntosh. The family moved to Wickenburg in 1948 and returned to Ohio last June.
TWO CHILDREN SURVIVE
Surviving are the widow; his parents, who reside in New Philadelphia; two children, Richard and Elaine; and three brothers, Ed and Dave, both of New Philadelphia, and Nial of Wyandotte, Mich.
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