Obituary of Louise A. BOHL; 1914-1961
Posted for Milwaukee Co. January 28, 1999

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Surnames:  BOHN, RAMLOW
Source:  Milwaukee Journal, Milwaukee, Wi., February 6, 1961
Copyright: Milwaukee Journal.  Permission issued.  May NOT be
republished without permission from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Mrs. Louise A. BOHL, 47, wife of William (Don) Bohl, Milwaukee
bondsman, died of cancer Sunday at Deaconess hospital.  Mrs. Bohl of
3230 S. 24th St. had been ill for about 14 months.  Born in Milwaukee,
she was associated with her husband in the Midland Plastic Corp. from
about 1944 to about 1950.  She also was an officer of the Milwaukee
Bonding Co., 212 W. Wisconsin ave., now run by her husband.  In
World War II, Mrs. Bohl was a civilian employee in the navy inspection
service as an inspector of precision parts in war materials.  Surviving,
besides her husband are her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ramlow, and two
brothers, Elmer and George Ramlow, all of Milwaukee.  Services will
be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Lohman funeral home, 804 W. Green-
field ave., followed by a requiem high mass at 9 a.m. at St. Anthony’s
Catholic church, 1705 S. 9th St.  The body will be at the funeral home
After 4 p.m. Tuesday.  A rosary vigil will be held at 7:30 p.m.  Burial
will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.