From the Northfield News:
After five months of ill health and three months of very serious illness, Mrs. William F. Hall died Sunday morning, May 26, 1963, at her home, 314 N. Water. She was nearly 75. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon, May 28, at All Saints Episcopal church where Mrs. Hall was a member. The Rev. Donald Field, rector of the church, officiated. Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were four sons, Ralph, Roger, Richard and John Hall, and two grandsons, William Kleeberger of Kasson and Robert Hall. Mrs. Hall, nee Adelaide Tralle, was born July 27, 1888, on a farm west of Northfield, the daughter of August and Margaret (Albers) Tralle. She grew up on the farm on which she was born. Attending the local schools, she graduated from Northfield High School and for a time taught at a country school in the community She was married on June 22, 1911, to William F. Hall and the couple established their home and his sheet metal shop at the Water street address where they had since resided. Mrs. Hall was a member of White Rose Rebekah Lodge No. 100 and All Saints Guild. Surviving her are her husband, nine children, Ralph and Francis (Fran) of Northfield, Mrs. Maynard Kleeberger (Marion) of Kasson area, Roger and Richard of Northfield, Mrs. Robert Dunlay (Margaret) of North Highlands, Calif., John of Northfield, Mrs. Earl Abbott (Helen) of Faribault, and Miss Arlene Hall of Northfield; 24 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. George Fletcher (Julia); two brothers, William and Charles Tralle. Although Mrs. Dunlay was unable to come from California for the funeral, she had visited with her mother for three weeks during her illness.
After five months of ill health and three months of very serious illness, Mrs. William F. Hall died Sunday morning, May 26, 1963, at her home, 314 N. Water. She was nearly 75. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon, May 28, at All Saints Episcopal church where Mrs. Hall was a member. The Rev. Donald Field, rector of the church, officiated. Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were four sons, Ralph, Roger, Richard and John Hall, and two grandsons, William Kleeberger of Kasson and Robert Hall. Mrs. Hall, nee Adelaide Tralle, was born July 27, 1888, on a farm west of Northfield, the daughter of August and Margaret (Albers) Tralle. She grew up on the farm on which she was born. Attending the local schools, she graduated from Northfield High School and for a time taught at a country school in the community She was married on June 22, 1911, to William F. Hall and the couple established their home and his sheet metal shop at the Water street address where they had since resided. Mrs. Hall was a member of White Rose Rebekah Lodge No. 100 and All Saints Guild. Surviving her are her husband, nine children, Ralph and Francis (Fran) of Northfield, Mrs. Maynard Kleeberger (Marion) of Kasson area, Roger and Richard of Northfield, Mrs. Robert Dunlay (Margaret) of North Highlands, Calif., John of Northfield, Mrs. Earl Abbott (Helen) of Faribault, and Miss Arlene Hall of Northfield; 24 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. George Fletcher (Julia); two brothers, William and Charles Tralle. Although Mrs. Dunlay was unable to come from California for the funeral, she had visited with her mother for three weeks during her illness.
From the Northfield News:
After five months of ill health and three months of very serious illness, Mrs. William F. Hall died Sunday morning, May 26, 1963, at her home, 314 N. Water. She was nearly 75. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon, May 28, at All Saints Episcopal church where Mrs. Hall was a member. The Rev. Donald Field, rector of the church, officiated. Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were four sons, Ralph, Roger, Richard and John Hall, and two grandsons, William Kleeberger of Kasson and Robert Hall. Mrs. Hall, nee Adelaide Tralle, was born July 27, 1888, on a farm west of Northfield, the daughter of August and Margaret (Albers) Tralle. She grew up on the farm on which she was born. Attending the local schools, she graduated from Northfield High School and for a time taught at a country school in the community She was married on June 22, 1911, to William F. Hall and the couple established their home and his sheet metal shop at the Water street address where they had since resided. Mrs. Hall was a member of White Rose Rebekah Lodge No. 100 and All Saints Guild. Surviving her are her husband, nine children, Ralph and Francis (Fran) of Northfield, Mrs. Maynard Kleeberger (Marion) of Kasson area, Roger and Richard of Northfield, Mrs. Robert Dunlay (Margaret) of North Highlands, Calif., John of Northfield, Mrs. Earl Abbott (Helen) of Faribault, and Miss Arlene Hall of Northfield; 24 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. George Fletcher (Julia); two brothers, William and Charles Tralle. Although Mrs. Dunlay was unable to come from California for the funeral, she had visited with her mother for three weeks during her illness.
After five months of ill health and three months of very serious illness, Mrs. William F. Hall died Sunday morning, May 26, 1963, at her home, 314 N. Water. She was nearly 75. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon, May 28, at All Saints Episcopal church where Mrs. Hall was a member. The Rev. Donald Field, rector of the church, officiated. Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were four sons, Ralph, Roger, Richard and John Hall, and two grandsons, William Kleeberger of Kasson and Robert Hall. Mrs. Hall, nee Adelaide Tralle, was born July 27, 1888, on a farm west of Northfield, the daughter of August and Margaret (Albers) Tralle. She grew up on the farm on which she was born. Attending the local schools, she graduated from Northfield High School and for a time taught at a country school in the community She was married on June 22, 1911, to William F. Hall and the couple established their home and his sheet metal shop at the Water street address where they had since resided. Mrs. Hall was a member of White Rose Rebekah Lodge No. 100 and All Saints Guild. Surviving her are her husband, nine children, Ralph and Francis (Fran) of Northfield, Mrs. Maynard Kleeberger (Marion) of Kasson area, Roger and Richard of Northfield, Mrs. Robert Dunlay (Margaret) of North Highlands, Calif., John of Northfield, Mrs. Earl Abbott (Helen) of Faribault, and Miss Arlene Hall of Northfield; 24 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. George Fletcher (Julia); two brothers, William and Charles Tralle. Although Mrs. Dunlay was unable to come from California for the funeral, she had visited with her mother for three weeks during her illness.
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