Duluth News-Tribune
Duluth, Minnesota
(St. Louis County)
Sunday, February 5, 1950
Ralph M. Rappold, 52, of 1715 East Superior street, a Duluth resident 30 years, died yesterday in a Duluth hospital. Born in Garret, Ind., he had been employed by the Pickands Mather & Co. as a Great Lakes fireman. A World War I veteran, he was a member of E. Porter Alexander post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his widow, Minnie, and daughter, Mrs. Stanley Stephenson, both of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. Herry Bossuet, Duluth, and the Misses Margaret and Lucille, both of Chicago, and three grandchildren.
(same newspaper, Monday, February 6, 1950)
RAPPOLD - Ralph M., 1715 E. Superior St. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crawfrod chapel, the Rev. Charles Ramshaw officiating. Interment Forest Hill.
Duluth, Minnesota
(St. Louis County)
Sunday, February 5, 1950
Ralph M. Rappold, 52, of 1715 East Superior street, a Duluth resident 30 years, died yesterday in a Duluth hospital. Born in Garret, Ind., he had been employed by the Pickands Mather & Co. as a Great Lakes fireman. A World War I veteran, he was a member of E. Porter Alexander post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his widow, Minnie, and daughter, Mrs. Stanley Stephenson, both of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. Herry Bossuet, Duluth, and the Misses Margaret and Lucille, both of Chicago, and three grandchildren.
(same newspaper, Monday, February 6, 1950)
RAPPOLD - Ralph M., 1715 E. Superior St. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crawfrod chapel, the Rev. Charles Ramshaw officiating. Interment Forest Hill.
Duluth News-Tribune
Duluth, Minnesota
(St. Louis County)
Sunday, February 5, 1950
Ralph M. Rappold, 52, of 1715 East Superior street, a Duluth resident 30 years, died yesterday in a Duluth hospital. Born in Garret, Ind., he had been employed by the Pickands Mather & Co. as a Great Lakes fireman. A World War I veteran, he was a member of E. Porter Alexander post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his widow, Minnie, and daughter, Mrs. Stanley Stephenson, both of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. Herry Bossuet, Duluth, and the Misses Margaret and Lucille, both of Chicago, and three grandchildren.
(same newspaper, Monday, February 6, 1950)
RAPPOLD - Ralph M., 1715 E. Superior St. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crawfrod chapel, the Rev. Charles Ramshaw officiating. Interment Forest Hill.
Duluth, Minnesota
(St. Louis County)
Sunday, February 5, 1950
Ralph M. Rappold, 52, of 1715 East Superior street, a Duluth resident 30 years, died yesterday in a Duluth hospital. Born in Garret, Ind., he had been employed by the Pickands Mather & Co. as a Great Lakes fireman. A World War I veteran, he was a member of E. Porter Alexander post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving are his widow, Minnie, and daughter, Mrs. Stanley Stephenson, both of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. Herry Bossuet, Duluth, and the Misses Margaret and Lucille, both of Chicago, and three grandchildren.
(same newspaper, Monday, February 6, 1950)
RAPPOLD - Ralph M., 1715 E. Superior St. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crawfrod chapel, the Rev. Charles Ramshaw officiating. Interment Forest Hill.
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