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HIGHLAND CENTER — Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Five Points Lutheran church for Charles Dalberg, 74, Boaz, who died Saturday at a Richland Center hospital.
The Rev. J. E. Lee will officiate and burial will be in the Five Points cemetery.
Born in the town of Richwood, Mr. Dalberg was the son of
Scandinavian emigrants. He was married Apr. 5, 1895, to Louisa Larson, and they farmed in the Five Points community until a few years ago when they retired to live in Boaz.
He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. John Halink, Richland Center; Mrs. Oscar Jacobson, Blue River, and Mrs. Leon Berry. Boaz; two sons, Albert, Richland Center, and Harry, Boaz; six brothers, Oscor and Cornelius, Richland Center; Olaf and Raymond, Viola, and Julius and Ingval, Blue River, and one sister. Mrs. Leonard McMillan, Beloit.
Madison Wisconsin State Journal - November 24, 1947
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HIGHLAND CENTER — Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Five Points Lutheran church for Charles Dalberg, 74, Boaz, who died Saturday at a Richland Center hospital.
The Rev. J. E. Lee will officiate and burial will be in the Five Points cemetery.
Born in the town of Richwood, Mr. Dalberg was the son of
Scandinavian emigrants. He was married Apr. 5, 1895, to Louisa Larson, and they farmed in the Five Points community until a few years ago when they retired to live in Boaz.
He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. John Halink, Richland Center; Mrs. Oscar Jacobson, Blue River, and Mrs. Leon Berry. Boaz; two sons, Albert, Richland Center, and Harry, Boaz; six brothers, Oscor and Cornelius, Richland Center; Olaf and Raymond, Viola, and Julius and Ingval, Blue River, and one sister. Mrs. Leonard McMillan, Beloit.
Madison Wisconsin State Journal - November 24, 1947
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HIGHLAND CENTER — Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Five Points Lutheran church for Charles Dalberg, 74, Boaz, who died Saturday at a Richland Center hospital.
The Rev. J. E. Lee will officiate and burial will be in the Five Points cemetery.
Born in the town of Richwood, Mr. Dalberg was the son of
Scandinavian emigrants. He was married Apr. 5, 1895, to Louisa Larson, and they farmed in the Five Points community until a few years ago when they retired to live in Boaz.
He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. John Halink, Richland Center; Mrs. Oscar Jacobson, Blue River, and Mrs. Leon Berry. Boaz; two sons, Albert, Richland Center, and Harry, Boaz; six brothers, Oscor and Cornelius, Richland Center; Olaf and Raymond, Viola, and Julius and Ingval, Blue River, and one sister. Mrs. Leonard McMillan, Beloit.
Madison Wisconsin State Journal - November 24, 1947
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HIGHLAND CENTER — Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Five Points Lutheran church for Charles Dalberg, 74, Boaz, who died Saturday at a Richland Center hospital.
The Rev. J. E. Lee will officiate and burial will be in the Five Points cemetery.
Born in the town of Richwood, Mr. Dalberg was the son of
Scandinavian emigrants. He was married Apr. 5, 1895, to Louisa Larson, and they farmed in the Five Points community until a few years ago when they retired to live in Boaz.
He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. John Halink, Richland Center; Mrs. Oscar Jacobson, Blue River, and Mrs. Leon Berry. Boaz; two sons, Albert, Richland Center, and Harry, Boaz; six brothers, Oscor and Cornelius, Richland Center; Olaf and Raymond, Viola, and Julius and Ingval, Blue River, and one sister. Mrs. Leonard McMillan, Beloit.
Madison Wisconsin State Journal - November 24, 1947
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