John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary

Summary

John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary is an obituary^[1].

Key Facts

• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's image is recorded as John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary in The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on 5 December 1942.jpg^[2].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's instance of is recorded as obituary^[3].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's location is recorded as Rye^[4].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's language of work or name is recorded as English^[5].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's publication date is recorded as +1942-12-05T00:00:00Z^[6].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's main subject is recorded as John Wahl II^[7].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's main subject is recorded as arborist^[8].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary in The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on 5 December 1942.jpg^[9].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's published in is recorded as Port Chester Daily Item^[10].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's title is recorded as John Wahl, 45, Tree Expert, Dies Suddenly^[11].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's first line is recorded as John Wahl, of 21 Oakwood Avenue, well known Rye resident for 20 years and until a few years ago ahead of the firm of Wahl & Ferguson, landscapes gardeners, died Thursday night at the Veterans Hospital Kingsbridge Road Bronx.^[12].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's last line is recorded as He is survived by his widow Blanche, three children, Cadet John Wahl, United States Military Academy; Marjorie and William, students at Rye High School.^[13].
• John Wahl II (1895-1942) obituary's quotation or excerpt is recorded as John Wahl, 45, Tree Expert, Dies Suddenly. John Wahl, of 21 Oakwood Avenue, well known Rye resident for 20 years and until a few years ago ahead of the firm of Wahl & Ferguson, landscapes gardeners, died Thursday night at the Veterans Hospital Kingsbridge Road Bronx. He was 45 years old. Stricken suddenly Mr. Wahl was taken to the hospital at 6:30 P.M. and died at 11:20. Ill health forced Mr. Wahl to retire as head of the nursery firm a few years ago. Formerly he was tree warden for the Village of Rye, and he was responsible tee the planting of the community's tree nursery in Milton. Mr. Wahl saw active service abroad in the Meuse-Argonne sector and later with the Army of Occupation as a member of the First Division A.E.F. He is survived by his widow Blanche, three children, Cadet John Wahl, United States Military Academy; Marjorie and William, students at Rye High School.^[14].