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Yale College
in
tember-December, 1918; interne New
Haven Hospital 1920 and Vanderbilt Clinic,
New York City, 1920-21; did postgraduate work in dermatology College of Physicians and Surgeons and Vanderbilt Clinic
1920-21; physician, specializing in dermatology, New Haven, 1921-47; clinical assistant in dermatology Yale School of Medicme 1921-23, clinical instructor 1923-29,
assistant clinical professor 1929-36, and associate clinical professor 1936-47, consultant in dermatology Department of University Health, Yale University, 1944-47 and
dermatologist 1947, dermatologist New
Haven County Home 1921-47, attending
dermatologist Children's Community Center, New Haven, 1924-47; consulting dermatologist Meriden (Conn ) Hospital 1924-
25, U. S. Veterans Bureau, New Haven,
1929-47, and Gnffin Hospital, Derby,
Conn, 1935-47; assistant attending dermatologist Grace-New Haven Community
Hospital and New Haven Dispensary 1928-
37 and attending dermatologist 1937-47;
attending dermatologist and syphilologist
Grace Hospital 1929-47; on medical and
surgical staff Hospital of St. Raphael 1941-
47; chairman New Haven County medical
preparedness and defense committee, Connecticut Defense Council, 1941-42; entered
service as Surgeon (R), U S. Public Health
Service, with rank of Major, June 1, 1942,
and assigned as assistant regional medical
director First Civilian Defense Area, placed
on inactive list May 5, 1944, fire commissioner North Branford, Conn, 1939-42 and
health officer 1942-45; secretary New
Haven County Medical Association 1936-
45 and president 1945-47, secretary-treasurer New England Dermatological Society
1936; member Association of Yale Alumni
in Medicine 1920-47 (fourth vice-president
1925-26, chairman executive committee
1938-40); on board of directors Yale Alumni Association of New Haven 1944-47, secretary class of 1920 M.; member New Haven
Medical Association, Connecticut State
Medical Society, American Medical Association, Amencan Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology, Society for Investigative Dermatology, Inc, Masonic order, and
Church of the Redeemer (Congregational),
New Haven
Married (1) November 28,1918, in New
Haven, Genevieve, daughter of Louis Alfred and Lillian M (Welch) Bettcher, and
sister of Carl W Bettcher, '07 S, and
George D Bettcher, '21 S Sons Robert
Ralph (BA. Colby 1943, MD Jefferson
Medical Coll. 1946) and William Edward
(Colby Class of 1950) Dr. and Mrs McDonnell were divorced in 1033 Married
(2) July 3, 1934, m Northford, Mary Far-
well Hamilton Goff (widow of Frank S
Goff [Class of 1918 S ]), daughter of William and Lillian (Farwell) Hamilton
Death due to carcinoma Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven Survived by
wife, sons, a stepdaughter, Sara Elizabeth
Goff (BA. Skidmore 1943), the wife of
Miles Lowell Wachendorf (B S United
States Military Academy 1942, M A Iowa
1947), a stepson, Hamilton Goff, '48, and
two brothers, Frank McDonnell, '21, and
Charles W. McDonnell (Class of 1924 S)
WILLIAM EVERETT MUELLER
B.A. I917
Born March 15, 1894, in Decatur, III.
Died September 22, 1947, in Decatur, III
Father, Adolph Mueller (Umv Illinois
1884-86), president and treasurer H Mueller Manufacturing Company (now Mueller
Company), brass manufacturers, Decatur;
son of Hieronymus and Fredencka (Bernhardt) Mueller of Decatur. Mother, Minnie
T. (Bachman) Mueller, daughter of George
Bachman of Decatur
Decatur High School, and Tome School,
Port Deposit, Md Member ROTC at
Yale and Beta Theta Pi
Associated with Mueller Company 1919-
47 (assistant treasurer 1920-27, treasurer
1927-28, executive vice-president and treasurer 1928-39, and president 1939-47, at
Canadian factory Mueller, Ltd, Sarma,
Ont, 1933-34 and Tennessee factory Columbian Iron Works, Chattanooga, 1934-
36); enlisted as seaman (2d class) U. S.
Naval Reserve, December 10, 1917, reported for active duty February 25, 1918, instructor US Navy Steam Engineering
School, Stevens Institute of Technology,
promoted Ensign August 10, 1918, discharged December 9, 1921, member advisory board Salvation Army, Decatur, 1920-
Object Description
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1945-1950 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1945-1950 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
Description
| Title | Page 111 |
| Transcript | Yale College in tember-December, 1918; interne New Haven Hospital 1920 and Vanderbilt Clinic, New York City, 1920-21; did postgraduate work in dermatology College of Physicians and Surgeons and Vanderbilt Clinic 1920-21; physician, specializing in dermatology, New Haven, 1921-47; clinical assistant in dermatology Yale School of Medicme 1921-23, clinical instructor 1923-29, assistant clinical professor 1929-36, and associate clinical professor 1936-47, consultant in dermatology Department of University Health, Yale University, 1944-47 and dermatologist 1947, dermatologist New Haven County Home 1921-47, attending dermatologist Children's Community Center, New Haven, 1924-47; consulting dermatologist Meriden (Conn ) Hospital 1924- 25, U. S. Veterans Bureau, New Haven, 1929-47, and Gnffin Hospital, Derby, Conn, 1935-47; assistant attending dermatologist Grace-New Haven Community Hospital and New Haven Dispensary 1928- 37 and attending dermatologist 1937-47; attending dermatologist and syphilologist Grace Hospital 1929-47; on medical and surgical staff Hospital of St. Raphael 1941- 47; chairman New Haven County medical preparedness and defense committee, Connecticut Defense Council, 1941-42; entered service as Surgeon (R), U S. Public Health Service, with rank of Major, June 1, 1942, and assigned as assistant regional medical director First Civilian Defense Area, placed on inactive list May 5, 1944, fire commissioner North Branford, Conn, 1939-42 and health officer 1942-45; secretary New Haven County Medical Association 1936- 45 and president 1945-47, secretary-treasurer New England Dermatological Society 1936; member Association of Yale Alumni in Medicine 1920-47 (fourth vice-president 1925-26, chairman executive committee 1938-40); on board of directors Yale Alumni Association of New Haven 1944-47, secretary class of 1920 M.; member New Haven Medical Association, Connecticut State Medical Society, American Medical Association, Amencan Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology, Society for Investigative Dermatology, Inc, Masonic order, and Church of the Redeemer (Congregational), New Haven Married (1) November 28,1918, in New Haven, Genevieve, daughter of Louis Alfred and Lillian M (Welch) Bettcher, and sister of Carl W Bettcher, '07 S, and George D Bettcher, '21 S Sons Robert Ralph (BA. Colby 1943, MD Jefferson Medical Coll. 1946) and William Edward (Colby Class of 1950) Dr. and Mrs McDonnell were divorced in 1033 Married (2) July 3, 1934, m Northford, Mary Far- well Hamilton Goff (widow of Frank S Goff [Class of 1918 S ]), daughter of William and Lillian (Farwell) Hamilton Death due to carcinoma Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven Survived by wife, sons, a stepdaughter, Sara Elizabeth Goff (BA. Skidmore 1943), the wife of Miles Lowell Wachendorf (B S United States Military Academy 1942, M A Iowa 1947), a stepson, Hamilton Goff, '48, and two brothers, Frank McDonnell, '21, and Charles W. McDonnell (Class of 1924 S) WILLIAM EVERETT MUELLER B.A. I917 Born March 15, 1894, in Decatur, III. Died September 22, 1947, in Decatur, III Father, Adolph Mueller (Umv Illinois 1884-86), president and treasurer H Mueller Manufacturing Company (now Mueller Company), brass manufacturers, Decatur; son of Hieronymus and Fredencka (Bernhardt) Mueller of Decatur. Mother, Minnie T. (Bachman) Mueller, daughter of George Bachman of Decatur Decatur High School, and Tome School, Port Deposit, Md Member ROTC at Yale and Beta Theta Pi Associated with Mueller Company 1919- 47 (assistant treasurer 1920-27, treasurer 1927-28, executive vice-president and treasurer 1928-39, and president 1939-47, at Canadian factory Mueller, Ltd, Sarma, Ont, 1933-34 and Tennessee factory Columbian Iron Works, Chattanooga, 1934- 36); enlisted as seaman (2d class) U. S. Naval Reserve, December 10, 1917, reported for active duty February 25, 1918, instructor US Navy Steam Engineering School, Stevens Institute of Technology, promoted Ensign August 10, 1918, discharged December 9, 1921, member advisory board Salvation Army, Decatur, 1920- |
