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Note: 1920 Census for Wichita Falls, Wichita Co, TX Jan 19, 1920. Eleventh St . Frances Rahl, 57 yrs. widow, head of household Carter Rahl, 24 yrs. son, oil operator William W. Rahl, 24 nephew single, can read and write, occupation: salesman Alexander H. Fell, 40 yrs, lodger from Greece, oil operator Lloyd Siggler, 42 yrs, lodger from Iowa, oil operator Daisy Siggler, 37 yrs, lodger from Iowa, none 1930 Census for San Angelo, Tom Green Co., TX Apr 23, 1930 W. 21st St. Rahl, Wright W. Head 34 age at 1st marriage 26 Mgr. grocery store - Emmy G. Wife 32 age at 1st marriage 24 Born Ill. both parents born Ill. - Bobbie Son 3 Born OK, both parents born OK Obituary from the San Angelo Standard "Wright W. Rahl Buried Here Critically ill of a heart ailment, in a local hospital for the last week, Wright William Rahl, 44, manager of the H.O. Wooten Grocery Store here, and a religious and school leader for many years, died at 5:40a.m. Tuesday. Mr. Rahl, a resident of San Angelo for 14 years, was a Director of the Board of City Development; repeatedly was elected chairman of the board of stewards of the Trinity Methodist Church; served in various other church capacities, including the presidency of the Men's Rockhouse Bible Class; was a Mason and a Shriner; was serving in the third year of a six-year term as a member of the San Angelo School board; and was the executive leader of the Red and White independent store organization established several years ago in the San Angelo section. Surviving are the widow; a daughter, Dick, of Orlando, Florida [note: this is Bonnie Rahl, the only child of his first marriage] another daughter here, Lottie Willie, and a son here, Billy Jackson; also the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Rahl of Goldthwaite; and two brothers, Sam Henry Rahl of Goldthwaite and Pat Rahl of Macon, Ga. Mr. Rahl was born in Goldthwaite Sept. 24, 1895. He came here in 1926 after having traveled for Wooten out of Abilene for five years. Earlier he had worked in Wichita Falls. He started in the wholesale grocery business as a youth in Globe, Ariz."
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