NEBRASKANA, 1932
William Wallace Noyes
William Wallace Noyes, physician for the past 23 years, was born at Blair, Nebraska, November 19, 1882, the son of William Webster and Joan (Carter) Noyes. His father, who is a railroad engineer, was born at Monroe, Michigan, June 3, 1853, of English descent, His mother, whose parents were West Virginians, was born in Ohio, and died at Lincoln, Nebraska, June 24, 1887.
Dr. Noyes, was graduated from the Lincoln High School in 1902, and in 1908 was graduated from the Lincoln Medical College. He was active in football during his college days. In 1908 he began the practice of medicine in Holt County, Nebraska, where he continued until 1923, when he moved to Ceresco.
He is a member of the National Geographic Society, the Nebraskana Society, the Saunders County Medical Society, Nebraska State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association. His fraternal organizations include the Modern Woodmen of America, Ancient Order of United Workmen, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is affiliated with the Methodist Church at Ceresco, and is a member of the Republican party. During the World War he served on the Medical Advisory Board in Holt County.
His marriage to Hattie May Lippencott was solemnized at Red Cloud, Nebraska, October 20, 1909: Mrs. Noyes, the granddaughter of early settlers in Nebraska, was born at Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, May 2, 1882. To this union five children were born: Hazel Eugenia, born August 4, 1910; Cecil Ruth, born March 24, 1912; Julia Marie, born November 10, 1915; Veva May, born November 30, 1917; and William Wallace, born March 9, 1920. Residence: Ceresco.
Whose Who In Nebraska 1940
NOYES, WILLIAM WALLACE: Physician & Surgeon; b Blair, Neb Nov 19, 1882; s of William Webster Noyes-Joan Conter; ed Lincoln HS 1902; Cotner U, MD 1908; mbr football team; Tau Alpha Epsilon; Quiz Soc; m Hattie May Lippincott Oct 20, 1909 Red Cloud; s William Wallace; d Hazel E, Cecile May, Julia M, Vera; 1907-08 interne Esther Hosp, Lincoln; 1908-23 prac med, Inman; 1923- prac med, Ceresco; mbr twp bd 5 years, Inman; past pres sch bd 5 years, Inman; past treas village bd, Inman 6 years; past mbr Inman baseball team; past mayor of Ceresco 3 years; past mbr village bd 10 years; past treas sch bd 3 years; sponsor boys baseball team 5 years; during World War mbr draft bd; Saunders Co Med, Soc; Neb St & AMA; Comml Club; WOW; IOOF, noble grand, dep grand master; AF&AM 229; Meth Ch, trustee, SS supt 5 years at Inman, SS tchr 15 years; hobby, sports; father engr on first C&NW RR passenger train into Lincoln; res Ceresco.
William Wallace Noyes
William Wallace Noyes, physician for the past 23 years, was born at Blair, Nebraska, November 19, 1882, the son of William Webster and Joan (Carter) Noyes. His father, who is a railroad engineer, was born at Monroe, Michigan, June 3, 1853, of English descent, His mother, whose parents were West Virginians, was born in Ohio, and died at Lincoln, Nebraska, June 24, 1887.
Dr. Noyes, was graduated from the Lincoln High School in 1902, and in 1908 was graduated from the Lincoln Medical College. He was active in football during his college days. In 1908 he began the practice of medicine in Holt County, Nebraska, where he continued until 1923, when he moved to Ceresco.
He is a member of the National Geographic Society, the Nebraskana Society, the Saunders County Medical Society, Nebraska State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association. His fraternal organizations include the Modern Woodmen of America, Ancient Order of United Workmen, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is affiliated with the Methodist Church at Ceresco, and is a member of the Republican party. During the World War he served on the Medical Advisory Board in Holt County.
His marriage to Hattie May Lippencott was solemnized at Red Cloud, Nebraska, October 20, 1909: Mrs. Noyes, the granddaughter of early settlers in Nebraska, was born at Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, May 2, 1882. To this union five children were born: Hazel Eugenia, born August 4, 1910; Cecil Ruth, born March 24, 1912; Julia Marie, born November 10, 1915; Veva May, born November 30, 1917; and William Wallace, born March 9, 1920. Residence: Ceresco.
Whose Who In Nebraska 1940
NOYES, WILLIAM WALLACE: Physician & Surgeon; b Blair, Neb Nov 19, 1882; s of William Webster Noyes-Joan Conter; ed Lincoln HS 1902; Cotner U, MD 1908; mbr football team; Tau Alpha Epsilon; Quiz Soc; m Hattie May Lippincott Oct 20, 1909 Red Cloud; s William Wallace; d Hazel E, Cecile May, Julia M, Vera; 1907-08 interne Esther Hosp, Lincoln; 1908-23 prac med, Inman; 1923- prac med, Ceresco; mbr twp bd 5 years, Inman; past pres sch bd 5 years, Inman; past treas village bd, Inman 6 years; past mbr Inman baseball team; past mayor of Ceresco 3 years; past mbr village bd 10 years; past treas sch bd 3 years; sponsor boys baseball team 5 years; during World War mbr draft bd; Saunders Co Med, Soc; Neb St & AMA; Comml Club; WOW; IOOF, noble grand, dep grand master; AF&AM 229; Meth Ch, trustee, SS supt 5 years at Inman, SS tchr 15 years; hobby, sports; father engr on first C&NW RR passenger train into Lincoln; res Ceresco.
NEBRASKANA, 1932
William Wallace Noyes
William Wallace Noyes, physician for the past 23 years, was born at Blair, Nebraska, November 19, 1882, the son of William Webster and Joan (Carter) Noyes. His father, who is a railroad engineer, was born at Monroe, Michigan, June 3, 1853, of English descent, His mother, whose parents were West Virginians, was born in Ohio, and died at Lincoln, Nebraska, June 24, 1887.
Dr. Noyes, was graduated from the Lincoln High School in 1902, and in 1908 was graduated from the Lincoln Medical College. He was active in football during his college days. In 1908 he began the practice of medicine in Holt County, Nebraska, where he continued until 1923, when he moved to Ceresco.
He is a member of the National Geographic Society, the Nebraskana Society, the Saunders County Medical Society, Nebraska State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association. His fraternal organizations include the Modern Woodmen of America, Ancient Order of United Workmen, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is affiliated with the Methodist Church at Ceresco, and is a member of the Republican party. During the World War he served on the Medical Advisory Board in Holt County.
His marriage to Hattie May Lippencott was solemnized at Red Cloud, Nebraska, October 20, 1909: Mrs. Noyes, the granddaughter of early settlers in Nebraska, was born at Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, May 2, 1882. To this union five children were born: Hazel Eugenia, born August 4, 1910; Cecil Ruth, born March 24, 1912; Julia Marie, born November 10, 1915; Veva May, born November 30, 1917; and William Wallace, born March 9, 1920. Residence: Ceresco.
Whose Who In Nebraska 1940
NOYES, WILLIAM WALLACE: Physician & Surgeon; b Blair, Neb Nov 19, 1882; s of William Webster Noyes-Joan Conter; ed Lincoln HS 1902; Cotner U, MD 1908; mbr football team; Tau Alpha Epsilon; Quiz Soc; m Hattie May Lippincott Oct 20, 1909 Red Cloud; s William Wallace; d Hazel E, Cecile May, Julia M, Vera; 1907-08 interne Esther Hosp, Lincoln; 1908-23 prac med, Inman; 1923- prac med, Ceresco; mbr twp bd 5 years, Inman; past pres sch bd 5 years, Inman; past treas village bd, Inman 6 years; past mbr Inman baseball team; past mayor of Ceresco 3 years; past mbr village bd 10 years; past treas sch bd 3 years; sponsor boys baseball team 5 years; during World War mbr draft bd; Saunders Co Med, Soc; Neb St & AMA; Comml Club; WOW; IOOF, noble grand, dep grand master; AF&AM 229; Meth Ch, trustee, SS supt 5 years at Inman, SS tchr 15 years; hobby, sports; father engr on first C&NW RR passenger train into Lincoln; res Ceresco.
William Wallace Noyes
William Wallace Noyes, physician for the past 23 years, was born at Blair, Nebraska, November 19, 1882, the son of William Webster and Joan (Carter) Noyes. His father, who is a railroad engineer, was born at Monroe, Michigan, June 3, 1853, of English descent, His mother, whose parents were West Virginians, was born in Ohio, and died at Lincoln, Nebraska, June 24, 1887.
Dr. Noyes, was graduated from the Lincoln High School in 1902, and in 1908 was graduated from the Lincoln Medical College. He was active in football during his college days. In 1908 he began the practice of medicine in Holt County, Nebraska, where he continued until 1923, when he moved to Ceresco.
He is a member of the National Geographic Society, the Nebraskana Society, the Saunders County Medical Society, Nebraska State Medical Society, and the American Medical Association. His fraternal organizations include the Modern Woodmen of America, Ancient Order of United Workmen, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is affiliated with the Methodist Church at Ceresco, and is a member of the Republican party. During the World War he served on the Medical Advisory Board in Holt County.
His marriage to Hattie May Lippencott was solemnized at Red Cloud, Nebraska, October 20, 1909: Mrs. Noyes, the granddaughter of early settlers in Nebraska, was born at Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, May 2, 1882. To this union five children were born: Hazel Eugenia, born August 4, 1910; Cecil Ruth, born March 24, 1912; Julia Marie, born November 10, 1915; Veva May, born November 30, 1917; and William Wallace, born March 9, 1920. Residence: Ceresco.
Whose Who In Nebraska 1940
NOYES, WILLIAM WALLACE: Physician & Surgeon; b Blair, Neb Nov 19, 1882; s of William Webster Noyes-Joan Conter; ed Lincoln HS 1902; Cotner U, MD 1908; mbr football team; Tau Alpha Epsilon; Quiz Soc; m Hattie May Lippincott Oct 20, 1909 Red Cloud; s William Wallace; d Hazel E, Cecile May, Julia M, Vera; 1907-08 interne Esther Hosp, Lincoln; 1908-23 prac med, Inman; 1923- prac med, Ceresco; mbr twp bd 5 years, Inman; past pres sch bd 5 years, Inman; past treas village bd, Inman 6 years; past mbr Inman baseball team; past mayor of Ceresco 3 years; past mbr village bd 10 years; past treas sch bd 3 years; sponsor boys baseball team 5 years; during World War mbr draft bd; Saunders Co Med, Soc; Neb St & AMA; Comml Club; WOW; IOOF, noble grand, dep grand master; AF&AM 229; Meth Ch, trustee, SS supt 5 years at Inman, SS tchr 15 years; hobby, sports; father engr on first C&NW RR passenger train into Lincoln; res Ceresco.
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