William then moved to the railroad village of Valders where he was very successful as a businessman. He died from "carcinoma of pancreas, for 8 months, arteriosclerosis, for 20 years, had prostateatomy but not related to death."
William Christel,
Valders Business
Man, Dead at 90
VALDERS—William F. Christel,
90, pioneer pea canning company
executive, civic lender, and bank
president, died Friday morning at
the home of a daughter Mrs. Peter
Thielen. Mr. Christel had been in
failing health since last November,
stricken as he observed his 90th
birthday.
Funeral services will be held at
9:30 a. m. Monday at the Berge
Funeral Home, followed by a 10
a. m. requiem high mass at St.
Gregory Catholic Church. St. Na-
zianz. The Rev. Frederick Dorn
will officiate and interment will be
in the adjoining cemetery.
Death of Mr. Christel ends a
colorful career of a lifelong coun-
ty resident, long identified with
the industrial, mercantile and
banking life of St. Nazianz, Valders
and Hilbert. His birthday on Nov.
15 of each year was the occasion
of a county wide celebration which
his family, six daughters and six
sons, planned long in advance.
--Perfected 13 Invention--
He perfected 13 inventions in
the field of vegetable canning, in-
cluding a "texture meter" for test-
ing the maturity of peas that in-
fluenced pea canning all over the
world...
excerpt from Manitowoc Herald Times, Manitowoc, Wisconsin; Friday, March 21, 1952
William then moved to the railroad village of Valders where he was very successful as a businessman. He died from "carcinoma of pancreas, for 8 months, arteriosclerosis, for 20 years, had prostateatomy but not related to death."
William Christel,
Valders Business
Man, Dead at 90
VALDERS—William F. Christel,
90, pioneer pea canning company
executive, civic lender, and bank
president, died Friday morning at
the home of a daughter Mrs. Peter
Thielen. Mr. Christel had been in
failing health since last November,
stricken as he observed his 90th
birthday.
Funeral services will be held at
9:30 a. m. Monday at the Berge
Funeral Home, followed by a 10
a. m. requiem high mass at St.
Gregory Catholic Church. St. Na-
zianz. The Rev. Frederick Dorn
will officiate and interment will be
in the adjoining cemetery.
Death of Mr. Christel ends a
colorful career of a lifelong coun-
ty resident, long identified with
the industrial, mercantile and
banking life of St. Nazianz, Valders
and Hilbert. His birthday on Nov.
15 of each year was the occasion
of a county wide celebration which
his family, six daughters and six
sons, planned long in advance.
--Perfected 13 Invention--
He perfected 13 inventions in
the field of vegetable canning, in-
cluding a "texture meter" for test-
ing the maturity of peas that in-
fluenced pea canning all over the
world...
excerpt from Manitowoc Herald Times, Manitowoc, Wisconsin; Friday, March 21, 1952
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Family Members
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Isadore H Christel
1883–1975
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Louise M Christel Kletzien
1885–1981
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Frank H Christel
1887–1923
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Angeline Mary Christel Pankratz
1889–1969
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Rose Christel Thielen
1892–1963
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Ottilia Emma "Tillie" Christel Brennan
1894–1965
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Rose Emma Christel
1895–1897
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Joseph Henry Christel
1897–1959
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Alvin Frederick Christel
1898–1941
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Louis Norbert Christel
1900–1976
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Norbert William Christel Sr
1902–1975
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Arthur Alois Christel
1903–1994
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Wilhelmina E "Minnie" Christel Ryan
1907–1955
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Alice Albina Elizabeth Christel Ryan
1908–1996
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