Walter Hall has no middle name that I know of, and he is buried right next to Robert Murphy (his dad) I always thought that he did not marry, but his death cert. says he married a Florence Wyatt. They divorced. I don't know that he had any children..... but there is always a chance. I know that he was military, in WWI, and died the day of his second draft physical, but I don't have his social, so I cannot send off for his records... I do know that for the seven years up to his death, he worked at the Madison Glue Factory. Anyone with more info, I would love it!! Thanks so much!!!
Walter was also born in Vevay, Indiana and is listed on his birth certificate as an unknown hall because Adeline and Robert Murphy had not named him yet.
His death cert says that he was born on the 18th, but his birth cert says the 25th. It is in fact the 25th of November. Vail's Funeral Home buried him, his primary cause of death was Aplastic Anemia, Laura E. Hall Haak (his sister) was the one who handled the arrangements. He does not have a military marker, but I am not sure why.
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Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884:
Informant on death certificate was Mrs. Nellie Long, Madison, IN.
Duration of "aplastic anemia" was several weeks.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 April 1919
Walter Hall, of this city, and Virgil Cole, of Vevay, enlisted for service in the regular army yesterday through Sergt. Daetwiler, local recruiting officer, and left on the afternoon train for Indianapolis to complete their enlistments. Both young men are 19 years of age.
The Madison Daily Herald
10 November 1922
Mr. Walter Hall left on the morning train for Indianapolis to take the government medical examination for ex-service men.
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Walter Hall married Florence Wyatt on 14 March 1927, Jefferson Co., IN.
His birthdate is listed as 18 Nov 1899, b. Vevay, IN
Father: Robert Hall
Mother: Addie Ebline
Florence was born 9 Aug 1910 in Madison, IN the daughter of Abe Wyatt and Martha Kendall.
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The Madison Courier
12 Sep 1942
Saturday
WALTER HALL DEAD
Draftee was Scheduled to Take Physical Examination Today.
Walter Hall, 42, veteran of the first world war and scheduled to take a physical examination today for the next draft, died this morning at 4:00 o'clock at the home ofhis sister, Mrs. Laura E. Haak, in Fulton, after a short illness.
A son of Robert M. and Adeline Hall, Mr. Hall was born in Vevay, but had lived in and near Madison for several years. He served in the first world war and for the last several years he had been employed at the Madison glue corporation.
Survivors are his father, two brothers, Chester and Robert, both of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Haak, and Mrs. Nellie Long, and a half sister, Betty Hall, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at the Vail funeral home, and the burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home and are invited to the services.
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Madison Courier
14 Sep 1942
Serve at Hall Rites
Last rites for Walter Hall, who died Saturday morning, were conducted this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Vail memorial funeral home by Rev. W. J. Stephenson of the First Baptist church. Burial was made in Springdale cemetery with the American Legion firing squad performing military rites at the grave. Pall-bearers were W. Hilmer Goebel, Henry Schnabel, Chester Goins, Floyd Schnell, William Wahlman and Russell Epley.
Walter was also born in Vevay, Indiana and is listed on his birth certificate as an unknown hall because Adeline and Robert Murphy had not named him yet.
His death cert says that he was born on the 18th, but his birth cert says the 25th. It is in fact the 25th of November. Vail's Funeral Home buried him, his primary cause of death was Aplastic Anemia, Laura E. Hall Haak (his sister) was the one who handled the arrangements. He does not have a military marker, but I am not sure why.
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Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884:
Informant on death certificate was Mrs. Nellie Long, Madison, IN.
Duration of "aplastic anemia" was several weeks.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 April 1919
Walter Hall, of this city, and Virgil Cole, of Vevay, enlisted for service in the regular army yesterday through Sergt. Daetwiler, local recruiting officer, and left on the afternoon train for Indianapolis to complete their enlistments. Both young men are 19 years of age.
The Madison Daily Herald
10 November 1922
Mr. Walter Hall left on the morning train for Indianapolis to take the government medical examination for ex-service men.
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Walter Hall married Florence Wyatt on 14 March 1927, Jefferson Co., IN.
His birthdate is listed as 18 Nov 1899, b. Vevay, IN
Father: Robert Hall
Mother: Addie Ebline
Florence was born 9 Aug 1910 in Madison, IN the daughter of Abe Wyatt and Martha Kendall.
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The Madison Courier
12 Sep 1942
Saturday
WALTER HALL DEAD
Draftee was Scheduled to Take Physical Examination Today.
Walter Hall, 42, veteran of the first world war and scheduled to take a physical examination today for the next draft, died this morning at 4:00 o'clock at the home ofhis sister, Mrs. Laura E. Haak, in Fulton, after a short illness.
A son of Robert M. and Adeline Hall, Mr. Hall was born in Vevay, but had lived in and near Madison for several years. He served in the first world war and for the last several years he had been employed at the Madison glue corporation.
Survivors are his father, two brothers, Chester and Robert, both of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Haak, and Mrs. Nellie Long, and a half sister, Betty Hall, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at the Vail funeral home, and the burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home and are invited to the services.
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Madison Courier
14 Sep 1942
Serve at Hall Rites
Last rites for Walter Hall, who died Saturday morning, were conducted this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Vail memorial funeral home by Rev. W. J. Stephenson of the First Baptist church. Burial was made in Springdale cemetery with the American Legion firing squad performing military rites at the grave. Pall-bearers were W. Hilmer Goebel, Henry Schnabel, Chester Goins, Floyd Schnell, William Wahlman and Russell Epley.
Walter Hall has no middle name that I know of, and he is buried right next to Robert Murphy (his dad) I always thought that he did not marry, but his death cert. says he married a Florence Wyatt. They divorced. I don't know that he had any children..... but there is always a chance. I know that he was military, in WWI, and died the day of his second draft physical, but I don't have his social, so I cannot send off for his records... I do know that for the seven years up to his death, he worked at the Madison Glue Factory. Anyone with more info, I would love it!! Thanks so much!!!
Walter was also born in Vevay, Indiana and is listed on his birth certificate as an unknown hall because Adeline and Robert Murphy had not named him yet.
His death cert says that he was born on the 18th, but his birth cert says the 25th. It is in fact the 25th of November. Vail's Funeral Home buried him, his primary cause of death was Aplastic Anemia, Laura E. Hall Haak (his sister) was the one who handled the arrangements. He does not have a military marker, but I am not sure why.
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Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884:
Informant on death certificate was Mrs. Nellie Long, Madison, IN.
Duration of "aplastic anemia" was several weeks.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 April 1919
Walter Hall, of this city, and Virgil Cole, of Vevay, enlisted for service in the regular army yesterday through Sergt. Daetwiler, local recruiting officer, and left on the afternoon train for Indianapolis to complete their enlistments. Both young men are 19 years of age.
The Madison Daily Herald
10 November 1922
Mr. Walter Hall left on the morning train for Indianapolis to take the government medical examination for ex-service men.
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Walter Hall married Florence Wyatt on 14 March 1927, Jefferson Co., IN.
His birthdate is listed as 18 Nov 1899, b. Vevay, IN
Father: Robert Hall
Mother: Addie Ebline
Florence was born 9 Aug 1910 in Madison, IN the daughter of Abe Wyatt and Martha Kendall.
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The Madison Courier
12 Sep 1942
Saturday
WALTER HALL DEAD
Draftee was Scheduled to Take Physical Examination Today.
Walter Hall, 42, veteran of the first world war and scheduled to take a physical examination today for the next draft, died this morning at 4:00 o'clock at the home ofhis sister, Mrs. Laura E. Haak, in Fulton, after a short illness.
A son of Robert M. and Adeline Hall, Mr. Hall was born in Vevay, but had lived in and near Madison for several years. He served in the first world war and for the last several years he had been employed at the Madison glue corporation.
Survivors are his father, two brothers, Chester and Robert, both of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Haak, and Mrs. Nellie Long, and a half sister, Betty Hall, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at the Vail funeral home, and the burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home and are invited to the services.
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Madison Courier
14 Sep 1942
Serve at Hall Rites
Last rites for Walter Hall, who died Saturday morning, were conducted this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Vail memorial funeral home by Rev. W. J. Stephenson of the First Baptist church. Burial was made in Springdale cemetery with the American Legion firing squad performing military rites at the grave. Pall-bearers were W. Hilmer Goebel, Henry Schnabel, Chester Goins, Floyd Schnell, William Wahlman and Russell Epley.
Walter was also born in Vevay, Indiana and is listed on his birth certificate as an unknown hall because Adeline and Robert Murphy had not named him yet.
His death cert says that he was born on the 18th, but his birth cert says the 25th. It is in fact the 25th of November. Vail's Funeral Home buried him, his primary cause of death was Aplastic Anemia, Laura E. Hall Haak (his sister) was the one who handled the arrangements. He does not have a military marker, but I am not sure why.
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Information submitted by Karen Phillips #46884884:
Informant on death certificate was Mrs. Nellie Long, Madison, IN.
Duration of "aplastic anemia" was several weeks.
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The Madison Daily Herald
3 April 1919
Walter Hall, of this city, and Virgil Cole, of Vevay, enlisted for service in the regular army yesterday through Sergt. Daetwiler, local recruiting officer, and left on the afternoon train for Indianapolis to complete their enlistments. Both young men are 19 years of age.
The Madison Daily Herald
10 November 1922
Mr. Walter Hall left on the morning train for Indianapolis to take the government medical examination for ex-service men.
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Walter Hall married Florence Wyatt on 14 March 1927, Jefferson Co., IN.
His birthdate is listed as 18 Nov 1899, b. Vevay, IN
Father: Robert Hall
Mother: Addie Ebline
Florence was born 9 Aug 1910 in Madison, IN the daughter of Abe Wyatt and Martha Kendall.
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The Madison Courier
12 Sep 1942
Saturday
WALTER HALL DEAD
Draftee was Scheduled to Take Physical Examination Today.
Walter Hall, 42, veteran of the first world war and scheduled to take a physical examination today for the next draft, died this morning at 4:00 o'clock at the home ofhis sister, Mrs. Laura E. Haak, in Fulton, after a short illness.
A son of Robert M. and Adeline Hall, Mr. Hall was born in Vevay, but had lived in and near Madison for several years. He served in the first world war and for the last several years he had been employed at the Madison glue corporation.
Survivors are his father, two brothers, Chester and Robert, both of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Haak, and Mrs. Nellie Long, and a half sister, Betty Hall, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at the Vail funeral home, and the burial will be in Springdale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home and are invited to the services.
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Madison Courier
14 Sep 1942
Serve at Hall Rites
Last rites for Walter Hall, who died Saturday morning, were conducted this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Vail memorial funeral home by Rev. W. J. Stephenson of the First Baptist church. Burial was made in Springdale cemetery with the American Legion firing squad performing military rites at the grave. Pall-bearers were W. Hilmer Goebel, Henry Schnabel, Chester Goins, Floyd Schnell, William Wahlman and Russell Epley.
