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| 8601 | Harriet voks opp hos tanta si i Myra under Rød i Batnfjord og arva heimen etter henne | Nilsd. Øie, Harriet Johanne (I31646)
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| 8602 | Harry graduated from Northport Consolidated High School in 1941. He enlisted in the U.S. Air Force during World War II and flew 52 missions over France and Germany. He later worked at Parsons Corp., Cone Drive Gear and later as a carpenter. | Garthe, Harry Elsworth (I78099)
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| 8603 | Harvey served four years in the U.S. Navy on the USS Midway (CVA-41). He loved his country and cherished the privilege to serve his country in the military. Harvey worked as a plumber for the Salt Lake School District for 38 years. | Anderson, Harvey Eugene (I51154)
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| 8604 | Harvey was a printer all his life, working at the Grafton Record for over 30 years and later operating AMCO Printing in Grafton with his son Jeff. | Skjerven, Harvey Frederick (I104708)
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| 8605 | Harvey worked his entire career as a Mechanical Engineer and Manager of Patents with Continental Emsco which later became Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. | Bjornaas, Harvey Merle (I108873)
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| 8606 | Has tok over Metterstua Jøstøl i 1855 | Johans. Gjøstøl, Hans Suhum (I113326)
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| 8607 | Hausten 1921 flytta familien til Bådalen på Averøya, der Anna var lærerinne. | Eriks. Skjølberg, Nikolai Magnus (I49645)
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| 8608 | He also loved his country and served in the United States Navy during world war II and served as a Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) Agent during the era of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy and under Director J. Edgar Hoover | Thompson, Norman Theadore (I92410)
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| 8609 | He and Gladys, helped his mother, on the ranch, until she turned the ranch over to them. Together, they built the Dahlen ranch into a well-known source for purchasing Hereford cattle as breeding stock, and also farmed, raising at times, wheat, mustard, rye for certified seed, and more. | Dahlen, Carl Theodore (I44887)
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| 8610 | He attended Wayne State University before entering the United States Army during World War II. A decorated soldier, he served in the South Pacific and in the Okinawa Campaign. | Swenson, Kenneth Erling (I79068)
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| 8611 | He came to Fergus Falls 37 years ago and accepted a position with the late J. A. McConkey who at time operated a grocery store on Lincoln Avenue east. | Dahl, John (I91601)
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| 8612 | He earned a baccalaureate at Luther College College in Decorah, a master's degree at the University of Iowa and a doctorate at Colorado State College of Education (now the University of Northern Colorado). He taught at Lincoln-Lee, a rural consolidated school near Albert City and was a junior high school teaching principal at Sheldon and a junior high school teacher at Davenport prior to serving in World War II. In 1970 he received the University of Northern Colorado Outstanding Teacher of the Year award. At his retirement, the faculty in his department established as A.O. Mosbo Scholarship Award and the college of education presented him with a plaque in appreciation of service. An Appreciation Award was received from Colorado Jaycees. Publications include "Johannes and Anne Mosbo, Their Ancestors and Descendants from 1500s to 1985." | Mosbo, Alvin O. (I110106)
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| 8613 | He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1977 at Camp Pendleton, and was later stationed in Okinawa, Japan, and was discharged in 1982. When he got out of the Marines, he came back home to the family farm. | Myhre, Kevin Thomas (I104546)
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| 8614 | He enlisted in the US Air Force and was stationed at Fairchild AFB at Spokane WA. Following discharge, he joined the 119th Fighter Wing of the North Dakota Air National Guard (the Happy Hooligans) as a hydraulic mechanic. He retired in quality control at the rank of Senior Master Sergeant after 35 years of service. | Flaagan, Amos Kenneth (Kenny) (I105572)
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| 8615 | He enrolled in the Moorhead Technical College and Institute and graduated with a degree in carpentry. Arne entered the US Army March 1975. He served a total of nine years with three of those years being in Germany. | Oien, Arne Leon “Punkie” (I160747)
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| 8616 | He entered the Air Force in 1951 and served in Korea. He was honorably discharged in 1955 and was a member of the Air National Guard "Happy Hooligans" from 1970-1990. | Braaten, Truman S. (I104656)
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| 8617 | He entered the US Army and served in Korea during World War II | Stubson, Gerald Ingram (I143937)
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| 8618 | He entered the US Army soon after Pearl Harbor and served in Panama during World War II. Following his military service, he worked at an insurance agency in Kalamazoo and while there, accepted a temporary assignment in Traverse City where he met his wife, Kay. To use his words, "I went there for 2 weeks, and stayed for 27 years." He moved his family to Cheboygan in 1964 where he was the General Manager for Douglas Insurance Agency. | Winchell, Harold William (I78206)
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| 8619 | He eventually landed a job as a computer technician for Air Force Communications at McClellan AFB in Sacramento. | Moore, Glenn DeWitt (I23480)
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| 8620 | He farmed in the Town of Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, until 1955 when he moved into Osseo and worked at the Idsvoog Veterinary Clinic as an office manager. He later worked as a custodian in the Osseo-Fairchild school system and did carpentry work in the area. | Hanson, Leonard (Lennie) (I80680)
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| 8621 | He farmed until February 1943 when he entered the US Army. Marvin served in WWII and was honorably discharged in 1946. He then returned to farming, and later worked various jobs including Sioux-land Meat Packing in West Fargo, ND, and Domier Construction in Mayville, ND. | Viken, Marvin LeRoy (I164344)
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| 8622 | He graduated from Northport High School in 1964 and enlisted in the U. S. Navy in 1966. While based in Norfolk, VA, he served aboard the USS Mountrail and then the USS Yancey. After being honorably discharged in 1970, Charlie attended Ferris State University, graduating in 1972 with an Associate Degree in Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. | Fredrickson, Charles O. (I132675)
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| 8623 | He graduated from St. Olaf College in 1951 and then attended Luther Seminary being ordained in 1955. Paul served as chaplain in the Air Force for 21/?2 years, and served congregations in Minocqua, Onalaska, and Menomonie, WI and St. Paul, MN. After retiring from ministry, he worked for the ELCA Board of Pensions. | Røv (Roe), Paul A. (I104361)
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| 8624 | He had a long career at the Concord Post Office as the Window Supervisor; he was loved and respected by both his employees and customers. He was well known as a coach and umpire at the JOBL softball complex | Church, Richard Dean (Rick) (I109576)
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| 8625 | He had been a cement contractor. | Sather, John Wayne (I109741)
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| 8626 | He had been a resident of the state for 33 years. On Sept. 2, 1942, he enlisted in the armed forces in Butte, serving as a private first class, medical detachment, 1933rd, at Camp Koehler, Calif. He has resided in Great Falls for 21 years. | Knuts. Øien, Harald Olav (I64678)
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| 8627 | He had been employed as a painter most of his life, and recently had worked as a salesman at Roysen's at 6th & J Sts., until his retirement in 1973. He was a veteran of World War II. | Nilss. Moe, Alfred (I21195)
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| 8628 | He had farmed in the High Prairie area for over 30 years. | Tharaldsen, Thomas Edward (I53198)
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| 8629 | He had served in the army medical corps during the war. Floyd worked part time at the hotel in Eckville, and drowned while picking up a milk delivery with the hotel proprietor. They had crossed the flooded Horseguard River in a small canvas boat, but on returning the boat upset in the river, and Floyd did not make it ashore. | Kraft, Floyd William (I106707)
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| 8630 | He joined the army and served in the 11th Airborne while stationed in Germany. Phil began his career as a history teacher at Washington High School. He then worked in the field of real estate spending most of that career in the appraisal business. | Stokes, Phillip Leroy (I92621)
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| 8631 | He joined the National Guard and several years later operated the family ranch with his father. After the death of his father he became a partner with his mother, raising cattle and logging on the property. | Storholt, Frank Richard (I92840)
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| 8632 | He joined the U.S. Navy during World War II and served in the South Pacific. John retired as a Chief Clerk on the Ore Docks with the DM&IR Railway after 41 years of service. | Tronsdal, John Louis (I108926)
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| 8633 | He lived and farmed all of his life in the Edmore area. He retired from farming in 1996. He then helped other area farmers with their work. | Anderson, Paul C. (I104637)
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| 8634 | He partnered with his son Walter and son-in-law Chuck Hoffman at Halman Construction in Sioux City until his retirement in 1985. | Haltli, Walter Oliver (I104727)
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| 8635 | He received his bachelor of science degree from the University of North Dakota in 1928 and a medical degree from the University of Nebraska in 1932. In 1944, as a colonel at the age of 36, he landed on the Normandy beachhead to oversee medical care for the invasion forces. After World War II, as an Army suregon in the Alaska territory, he successfully battled a 1953 tuberculosis epidemic among the Indians and Eskimos. From 1960 to 1963, as director of health in the Panama Canal Zone, he obtained funding and began building the new Gorgas Hospital, and was awarded the Legion of Merit. | Fugelso, Erling Sverre (I77859)
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| 8636 | He retired as the owner and operator of a restaurant in Eau Claire. He was a former certified nurse's assistant at Interim Health Care in Eau Claire. He was an Air Force veteran | Nergaard, Glen Loyal (I133162)
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| 8637 | He served four years in the United States Navy aboard a destroyer stationed in Pearl Harbor and seven years in the Reserves. He attended Dunwoody Trade School in Minneapolis where he met his future wife, Veona "Vee" Carlson of Isanti, Minnesota. The couple married in 1952. | Carter, Clayton Vance (I84118)
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| 8638 | He served four years in the US Army attached to the Air Force in Northern Europe as a cartographer. Norman began his career as a lineman for the Eau Claire Rural Electric Cooperative and retired as Manager of Operations. | Rindal, Norman Kenneth (I91453)
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| 8639 | He served his country during WWII with the Merchant Marines and after his discharge he worked as a carpenter, building many homes in Skagit and Snohomish Counties. | Johnson, Walter Ardell (I109987)
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| 8640 | He served his country in the United States Army during WWII in Southeast Asia. | Vangsness, Philip Horace (I164518)
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| 8641 | He served his country in WW II in the U.S. Air Force. One of his proudest moments was on April 30, 2011 when he went on the Honor Flight, visiting the WW II Memorial in Washington, DC. | Branstad, George David (I156291)
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| 8642 | He served in the Army during World War II, and was a member of Lemon Grove Lutheran Church. | Mauseth, Stanley R. (I107348)
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| 8643 | He served in the Army in Germany for 3 years in the U.S. Constabulary as a member of the 2nd Regiment Horse Platoon and the 7766th Horse Troop. He was an accomplished horseman, it was one of his great loves. He owned Ace Radio & TV for twenty-two years and then became a member of the IBEW Local 76 and was an electrician for years. | Nybo, Stanley H. (I108414)
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| 8644 | He served in the U.S. Army and also in the Army National Guard in Cloquet. Charles worked at Northwest Paper Co. while going to college at UMD to earn a business degree. He worked at the Potlatch Corp. and retired as director of human resources in 1991 | Williams, Charles Ralph (I104969)
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| 8645 | He served in the U.S. Army in 1918, and he worked for several years as a miner on the Cuyuna Range. He later worked as a carpenter and woodsman. In recent years, he lived on the family farm near Underwood with his brother Julius and his wife. | Bjornstad, Olaf (I17922)
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| 8646 | He served in the U.S. Navy in World War II from 1942-1945. He was stationed in the South Pacific. | Bruvold, Alvin Jesse (I27995)
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| 8647 | He served in the United States Army as a sergeant major in France during World War I. Following his discharge, he started Fergus Novelty Store and also Wagner's Surplus Store. | Wagner, George Ernest (I108845)
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| 8648 | He served in the United States Navy during WW II Peter was a welder at Manitowoc Shipbuilding for many years until his retirement. | Steinberg, Peter Jack (I110475)
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| 8649 | He served in the United States Navy for 4 years during the Vietnam War before returning to the area where he continued to sail for the next 37 years, retiring on the Paul H. Townsend in 1999 | Moe Nokland, Gerald (I104482)
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| 8650 | He served in the US Air Force. He drove taxi in the Fargo Moorhead area for many years. The last years, he lived at the Towers at Bethany on University in Fargo. | Halliday, David Edgar (I92844)
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