Obit for PUHL, John (b.1889 d.1985), Murray Co., MN
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John Puhl obituary - Fulda Free Press - "Funeral services for John Puhl, 66,
were held Wednesday morning at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, with burial in the
parish cemetery.  Mr. Puhl died suddenly and unexpectedly at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Otto Haberman Jr. (Dorothy) of rural Heron Lake, early Monday
morning.  The pallbearers were eight brothers-in-law of the deceased:  Frank,
Emmanuel, Emil, Clarence, William, Jack, and Fred Ramert, and Harry Hough.  Mr.
Puhl had been visiting with relatives Sunday evening and had apparently felt
well and strong when he left for home.
Mr. Puhl, son of Peter and Anna Puhl, was born in Charles City, IA on July 5,
1889.  Mr. Puhl and Minnie Ramert were united in marriage on October 29, 1911. 
They lived for a time on a farm near Currie, then in 1936 moved to Exland, WI
and made their home there until 1936 when they returned to this community,
settling first in Dundee.  Ten years later they came to Fulda and operated a
grocery store.  Mrs. Puhl passed away on January 5 of this year.  Mr. Puhl is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Haberman, and Mrs. Dan Keasling (Viola) of
Fairmont.  There are five grandchildren."