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Wall, Peter (1893-1970)

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Pet er P. Wal'! was born January 14,
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Peter P. Wall was born January 14,
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1893, th e son O'f Peter and Katherine
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1893, the son of Peter and Katherine
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WaH, in southern Manitob a. He lost his
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Wall, in southern Manitoba. He lost his
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fath er at an early age and went to work
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father at an early age and went to work
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on his own whil e still a youth. As a
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on his own while still a youth. As a
 
young man in the Dalmeny (Sask.)
  
young man in the Dalmeny (Sask.)
 
district, while working out, he found
  
district, while working out, he found
 
Christ as his Saviour, was baptized, and
  
Christ as his Saviour, was baptized, and
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joined t he Da'imeny Mennonite Brethren
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joined the Dalmeny Mennonite Brethren
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Church. There he also found his w ife,
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Church. There he also found his wife,
 
Tina Bartsch, to whom he was married
  
Tina Bartsch, to whom he was married
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on D ecember 2, 1917, a 'Union that lasted
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on December 2, 1917, a union that lasted
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52 y ears. A quiet and indus'trious man,
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52 years. A quiet and industrious man,
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he at va rious times farm ed, tinsmithed
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he at various times farmed, tinsmithed
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an d operat ed a garage. H e served as town
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and operated a garage. He served as town
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counse'ilor in Dalmeny and on the Bo'ard
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counsellor in Dalmeny and on the Board
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of th e Home for th e Ag ed, and carried
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of the Home for the Aged, and carried
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an active interest in missions and t he
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an active interest in missions and the
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work of t he church. His life and deep
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work of the church. His life and deep
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sense of duty have 'Ie'ft a lasting 'influence
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sense of duty have left a lasting influence
 
on the Dalmeny community.
  
on the Dalmeny community.
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He leaves t o mourn, his w ife; t hree brothers, K'iaus, Vancouver, J ake and
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Abe, DaHas, Ore.; two sisters, Nettie
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He leaves to mourn, his wife; three brothers, Klaus, Vancouver, Jake and
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Abe, Dallas, Ore.; two sisters, Nettie
 
(Mrs. Martens) , Winnipeg, and Tina
  
(Mrs. Martens) , Winnipeg, and Tina
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(Mrs. Fred tut,he), 'Dallas, Ore.; plus a
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(Mrs. Fred Luthe), Dallas, Ore.; plus a
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host of fri ends.
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host of friends.
   
 
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Revision as of 13:19, 3 February 2016

Mennonite Brethren Herald obituary: 1970 Mar 06 p. 26

Birth date: 1893 Jan 14

text of obituary:

PETER P. WALL

Peter P. Wall was born January 14, 1893, the son of Peter and Katherine Wall, in southern Manitoba. He lost his father at an early age and went to work on his own while still a youth. As a young man in the Dalmeny (Sask.) district, while working out, he found Christ as his Saviour, was baptized, and joined the Dalmeny Mennonite Brethren Church. There he also found his wife, Tina Bartsch, to whom he was married on December 2, 1917, a union that lasted 52 years. A quiet and industrious man, he at various times farmed, tinsmithed and operated a garage. He served as town counsellor in Dalmeny and on the Board of the Home for the Aged, and carried an active interest in missions and the work of the church. His life and deep sense of duty have left a lasting influence on the Dalmeny community.

He leaves to mourn, his wife; three brothers, Klaus, Vancouver, Jake and Abe, Dallas, Ore.; two sisters, Nettie (Mrs. Martens) , Winnipeg, and Tina (Mrs. Fred Luthe), Dallas, Ore.; plus a host of friends.

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