Death of Ole Bryngelson Ancient Lesland Dunbar Resident
Ole S. Bryngelson former LeGrand area resident dies at 82 after long illness. Born in Norway February 2 1886 he came to the United States in 1864 and settled on a farm south of LeGrand. Survived by son Eli Dunbar and daughters Anna Thorsen and Ed Tweed. Funeral at Stavanger church Sunday at 2:30 p m with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole S. Bryngelson
Lesland
Dunbar
Ed Tiveed
Mr. Bryngelsdn
Roldall
Norway
LeGrand
Toledo
Bertha Tweed
Eli Bryngelson
Anna Thorsen
Ed Tweed
Stavanger
Clarinda
D. M. Parsons
Friends Cemetery
Helge Larson
George
Eagle Pass
Texas
San Antonio
Co. H
3Rd Infantry
Delegates Named for Fourth of July Boosting Effort
General arrangements and committees for the Fourth of July observance are outlined with P. D. Harvey as president and L. Twedt as secretary. Grounds chairman P. D. Tarvey leads a list including Hibbs, Leach, Tweet, Harvey, Sawyer, Gaunt, and Davis, among others, with numerous subcommittees for speaker, music, finance, program, printing, and the Red Cross stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.D. Harvey
L Twedt
P. D. Tarvey
L. T. Hibbs
C.leech
R. Tweet
J. E. Harvey
Benj. Sawyer
Lom. Gaunt
Cha
Memorial note on Lieut Clark Bowen death in aviation accident
Telegram reports the fatal aircraft crash of Lieut Clark G Bowen at West Point Mississippi while instructing recruits in the U S Aero Service. Bowen, LeGrand native, Penn and Cornell graduate, was 21 and had joined aviation from Chicago in 1917. Funeral at Friends church Friday with interment in Friends cemetery.
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H. J. Bowen
Clark G. Bowen
West Point
Miss
U. S. Aero Service
LeGrand
Chas. E. McCartney
Clark
North
Clark Bowen
Harry Bowen
Lieutenant Bowen
Anna Bowen
George L. Bowen
Penn and Cornwell Colleges
Chicago
Berkeley
Cal
San Diego
Dallas
Texas
Payne Field
Frields Church
Flint
Cornell College
Friends Cemetery
Soldier Letter from Camp Hancock Georgia Describes Drill Life
Challace Higinbotham writes from Camp Hancock Augusta Georgia June 3 sharing six weeks in training. He notes drilling improves daily, challenges of following drill master commands, and compares Camp Hancock unfavorably to Camp Dodge. He recounts travel from Des Moines to Nashville Atlanta and Augusta with vivid Georgia cotton fields and Lone Mountain, ending with arrival at Camp Hancock.
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Challace Higinbotham
Camp Hancock
Augusta
LeGrand
Jobias
Dodge
Jobn Pembroke
Minnois
Didge
Des Moines
St. Louis
Moulton
Nashville
Tenn
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Leseth
N.C
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Camp Hancock Letter From Pri. Charrace C. Hiemsoraay
Soldier correspondent Pri. Charrace C. Hiemsoraay from Camp Hancock Georgia describes daily life in the Army camp. He notes 110 to 115 degree heat, sand two inches deep, hot water mains, and train travel lasting 47 hours over 1850 miles. He praises officers, mentions fellow Camp Dodge men Claude Spinning and Kern Grubbe, and observes ordnance and infantry units, peddlers, and a pine landscape with large native trees.
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No Man’s Land
Georgia
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Claude Spinling
Union
Kerno Grubbe
Hampton
Tam
Ordnance Department
New York
Pri. Charrace C. Hiemsoraay
Camp Hancock
Our Churches Friends Church Service Notice
Sunday School at 10 o'clock with J W Rylander as superintendent at 11am preaching service Junior C E at 1pm with Mrs Retta Bigelow as superintendent Intermediate C E meets in church basement at 7pm Dr E M Mills as superintendent Y P 8 C Eva Lowry president topic June 16 Cooperation with the Sunday School I Cor 4 9 leader Hannah Meltvedt 8pm preaching service prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 You are cordial invite to meet and worship with us
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J. W. Rylander
Retta Bigelow
E. M. Mills
Eva Lowry
I. Cor
Hannah Meltvedt
Frayer
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Ole 'S. Bryngelson
J. F. Bylander
Band and Amusements
J.R. Manship
Harry Bruch
Lacher
Finance
F. E. Sholt
J. R. Wright
Glen McCarel
W. S. Southwick
P. E. Shult
W. E.arnold
D. O'Neal
L. G. Koudson
Red Cross
D. T. Meyers
F. L. Richards
Reba Ferguson
Geo. W. Keen
Fred Nurse
Wgbrers
D. W. Beechout
Marshalltown
Olson
Grace Harvey
Maxwell
John Lamer
Marie Lamer
Hiram Bailey
Cedar Rapids
D. M. Carey
Mrs. Galloway and Son
Cen‘terville, Ia
A. A. Shellenbarger
D. W. Adair
OG. B. Adair
P. M. Herbert
Orchard Park
New Mexico
H. C. Herbert
Walter Howard
J. G. Harrison
E. Gaunt
Marshall ‘Town
W. M
W. M. Gaunt
Billa Smith
Retta McCord
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Nellie Kiblinger
Robert
Herbert
Richard
Altoona
Kansas
Kiblinger
Nellie Bratt
Edgar E. Whaley
Route 4
D. M. Duncan
Lova and
Hazel
Wilfred
Racine
Wisconsin
Everett Hanson
Sarah
Mildred
Mildred S
Will West
Bondurant
Clara West
Messrs
L. G. Knudson
Carl Piper
Timber Creek
Lincoln Highway
A. W. Bryngelson
Bryngelson
Ruth Lamer
Cedar Falls
Marshall County Farm Bureau
Marshalltown Produce Company
W.M. Lapp
M. A A. Lackie
Ames
Marshalltoan
Women’s Missionary Union of the Friends Church
Hannah Mertvedt
The
Society
Mattie Pemberton
Margaret Hoover
Florence Reed
James L. Hill
D. D
Ware
Mass
E. ‘E. Benedict
A. H. Welker
W. EK. Arnold
J. L. Harrison
Nellie Bowers
Hill
A. H. Weitzell
Elizabeth Richards
Caroline Meitvedt
Grinnell
Mr. Hill
Christian Church
Prarney E. Saonr
Bible
Llaim
Our Churches
J. R. Whewr
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