Grandson of Louis Walz of Oil City, Pennsylvania, founder of Pennzoil.
Find A Grave Memorial# 78000032
Father: George John Walz (1875-1971)
Married: Martha Emma Stark
One daughter
He graduated from the University of Rochester an obtained a M.A. from the University of Illinois. During 1930-31 he was on the faculty of Temple University in Philadelphia. He then began the study of medicine at the University of Rochester, but died young of a brain tumor.
He also had an interest in music, having been a member in the Troubadors, a musical fraternity, in college. He was a soloist in the Lake Avenue Baptist and Salem Evangelical churches in Rochester.
Find A Grave Memorial# 78000032
Father: George John Walz (1875-1971)
Married: Martha Emma Stark
One daughter
He graduated from the University of Rochester an obtained a M.A. from the University of Illinois. During 1930-31 he was on the faculty of Temple University in Philadelphia. He then began the study of medicine at the University of Rochester, but died young of a brain tumor.
He also had an interest in music, having been a member in the Troubadors, a musical fraternity, in college. He was a soloist in the Lake Avenue Baptist and Salem Evangelical churches in Rochester.
Grandson of Louis Walz of Oil City, Pennsylvania, founder of Pennzoil.
Find A Grave Memorial# 78000032
Father: George John Walz (1875-1971)
Married: Martha Emma Stark
One daughter
He graduated from the University of Rochester an obtained a M.A. from the University of Illinois. During 1930-31 he was on the faculty of Temple University in Philadelphia. He then began the study of medicine at the University of Rochester, but died young of a brain tumor.
He also had an interest in music, having been a member in the Troubadors, a musical fraternity, in college. He was a soloist in the Lake Avenue Baptist and Salem Evangelical churches in Rochester.
Find A Grave Memorial# 78000032
Father: George John Walz (1875-1971)
Married: Martha Emma Stark
One daughter
He graduated from the University of Rochester an obtained a M.A. from the University of Illinois. During 1930-31 he was on the faculty of Temple University in Philadelphia. He then began the study of medicine at the University of Rochester, but died young of a brain tumor.
He also had an interest in music, having been a member in the Troubadors, a musical fraternity, in college. He was a soloist in the Lake Avenue Baptist and Salem Evangelical churches in Rochester.
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