OBITUARIES:   William PUHL, Haugen, Barron County, WI

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This was published December 4, 1946  Name of newspaper is unknown.

PUHL, William

  William Puhl 68, of Haugen, died Monday, Nov. 25, as a result of a hunting 
accident.  Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 29, at ten o"clock at the 
Holy Trinity church at Haugen with the Rev. Benedict Baurer officiating.  
Burial was in the Haugen cemetery.  Pallbearers were Ed Kolar, Ed Kinnick, 
Henry Heinze, Hugo Heinze, Matt Konop, Joe Konop, J.P. Schneider & Son had 
charge of the arrangements.

  Mr. Puhl was born Sept. 17, 1878 at LaCrosse.  He came to Haugen at the age 
of 22.  He married Mary Konop Oct. 18, 1904 at Haugen and they lived on a 
farm east of Haugen until the fall of 1945.  Two brothers and one sister 
preceded him in death.  Survivors are his wife Mary and 14 children, Charles, 
Victor, George and Leonard of Toledo, Ohio, Rudy of Houston, Texas, Mrs. Clarence
(Leona) Trost of West Chicago, Ill, Mrs. Wyville (Helen) Millar of San Francisco, 
Mrs. William (Marian) Thies and Mrs. Marvin (Loretta) Thies of Chicago, Evelyn 
of Fresno, Cal, Mrs. Murray (Dolores) Eisner and Rainelda of San Francisco, Mrs. 
Bohumil (Beatrice) Uchytil and Mrs. George (Vivian) Mlejnek of Rice Lake, 19 
Grandchildren; two brothers, Louie of Haugen and Frank of Montana.

  Those from out of town at the funeral were Mrs. Anna Puhl of Minneapolis, Mr. 
and Mrs. Richard Puhl, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Puhl and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Giese of 
Duluth, Mr. and Mrs. John Konop of Superier, Mrs. Emma Urbanek of Eau Claire, 
Mr. and Mrs. Art Berschneider of Spooner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leitritz of Shell 
Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Iral Cook of Cumberland, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Konop of Rice 
Lake, Miss Irene Konop of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Bertha Cipra of Sarona.  All of 
the children with the exception of Mrs. Murray Eisner of San Francisco were 
able to attend the funeral.