Mahoning County OhArchives Obituaries.....Noll, John September 6, 1945
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Youngstown Vindicator, Th, 6 Sep 1945 p. 12:4
NOLL, John
[Husband of Margaret nee ROSE]
13 Mar 1861 to 6 Sep 1945
84y 5m 24d
John Noll Sr., Steel Man, Dies
Long Illness Is Fatal
John Noll Sr., aged 84, of 271 Spring St., died at South Side unit of 
Youngstown Hospital at 6: 15 a.m. today following a long illness. Mr. Noll, 
former vice president and secretary of the Falcon Bronze Co., has been in 
failing health for some time. Nine weeks ago he broke his hip and resulting 
complications caused his death. His son, Lt. Col. John Noll, is flying here 
today from Mitchell Field. He has been with the army medical corps since the 
out break of the war. Mr. Noll came to Youngstown in 1872. He was married in 
1901. Like most boys of his time he started to work at an early age. He was 
connected with the Homer E. Hamilton Foundry, its successor the William Tod 
Co., and also worked with James A. Campbell and George D. Wick at the original 
Valley Mould Co. In 1900 he joined the Falcon Bronze Co., retiring from active 
work in 1919, but continuing as an officer.
Was Expert Foundryman
Mr. Noll was widely known as an expert foundryman in the early days of the 
steel industry in the Mahoning Valley. He was at the Brown-Bonnell mills and 
knew many phases of the steel business. James L. Wick, president of Falcon 
Bronze, said today, “John Noll was the best moulder the valley ever produced. 
He dignified good workmanship, good citizenship and carried out his duties to 
his church and his country.” Mr. Noll was born in Brownsville, Pa., March 13, 
1861, the son of Louise and Henry Noll. A charter member and for many years a 
deacon of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Mr. Noll was widely known among the 
church people of the county. He leaves his wife, the former Margaret Rose; his 
son, and three grandchildren, Mary Elizabeth, John Brockway and Fred James 
Noll. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 .m. Saturday in the Orr Funeral 
Home, where friends may call Friday evening.

Burial - Lot 431 Oak Hill Cemetery, Youngstown, Mahoning Co. OH



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