Laura was raised in New Ulm, Minnesota.
Up till 1905, Laura rolled cigars. She was said to have been able to roll cigars faster than anyone else in the company. Somewhere after that period of time, She became an in home servant. She was living in Council Bluff, Iowa in the house of a Thomas Galvin and family as a servant in the 1910 Census.
She married Leslie Elijah Overacker on 08/25/1910 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The thought of how they got together was that they meet on the CGW rail when Laura was returning to Minneapolis.
They move into their first home in Minneapolis soon after they were married in 1911. Laura with her husband Les took on the duties of her brother Ewald's children Ruth and Calvin when their mother Hilda died in 1918.
Because Les worked for the Chicago Great western, Les and Laura could take trips for free. They traveled to the west coast several times to see both Dingler and Overacker families. They made a trip to New Orleans, and several to Chicago.
The third of three daughters of John and Elise Dingler. Laura grew up in the city of New Ulm MN. She adore the three men in her life, her father John, her husband Les, and the son she raised.
Laura dearly enjoyed hunting, fishing and a night of bridge with her girl friends. She shared her excitement for the outdoors with both of her children.
Up till 1905, Laura rolled cigars. She was said to have been able to roll cigars faster than anyone else in the company. Somewhere after that period of time, She became an in home servant. She was living in Council Bluff, Iowa in the house of a Thomas Galvin and family as a servant in the 1910 Census.
She married Leslie Elijah Overacker on 08/25/1910 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The thought of how they got together was that they meet on the CGW rail when Laura was returning to Minneapolis.
They move into their first home in Minneapolis soon after they were married in 1911. Laura with her husband Les took on the duties of her brother Ewald's children Ruth and Calvin when their mother Hilda died in 1918.
Because Les worked for the Chicago Great western, Les and Laura could take trips for free. They traveled to the west coast several times to see both Dingler and Overacker families. They made a trip to New Orleans, and several to Chicago.
The third of three daughters of John and Elise Dingler. Laura grew up in the city of New Ulm MN. She adore the three men in her life, her father John, her husband Les, and the son she raised.
Laura dearly enjoyed hunting, fishing and a night of bridge with her girl friends. She shared her excitement for the outdoors with both of her children.
Laura was raised in New Ulm, Minnesota.
Up till 1905, Laura rolled cigars. She was said to have been able to roll cigars faster than anyone else in the company. Somewhere after that period of time, She became an in home servant. She was living in Council Bluff, Iowa in the house of a Thomas Galvin and family as a servant in the 1910 Census.
She married Leslie Elijah Overacker on 08/25/1910 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The thought of how they got together was that they meet on the CGW rail when Laura was returning to Minneapolis.
They move into their first home in Minneapolis soon after they were married in 1911. Laura with her husband Les took on the duties of her brother Ewald's children Ruth and Calvin when their mother Hilda died in 1918.
Because Les worked for the Chicago Great western, Les and Laura could take trips for free. They traveled to the west coast several times to see both Dingler and Overacker families. They made a trip to New Orleans, and several to Chicago.
The third of three daughters of John and Elise Dingler. Laura grew up in the city of New Ulm MN. She adore the three men in her life, her father John, her husband Les, and the son she raised.
Laura dearly enjoyed hunting, fishing and a night of bridge with her girl friends. She shared her excitement for the outdoors with both of her children.
Up till 1905, Laura rolled cigars. She was said to have been able to roll cigars faster than anyone else in the company. Somewhere after that period of time, She became an in home servant. She was living in Council Bluff, Iowa in the house of a Thomas Galvin and family as a servant in the 1910 Census.
She married Leslie Elijah Overacker on 08/25/1910 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The thought of how they got together was that they meet on the CGW rail when Laura was returning to Minneapolis.
They move into their first home in Minneapolis soon after they were married in 1911. Laura with her husband Les took on the duties of her brother Ewald's children Ruth and Calvin when their mother Hilda died in 1918.
Because Les worked for the Chicago Great western, Les and Laura could take trips for free. They traveled to the west coast several times to see both Dingler and Overacker families. They made a trip to New Orleans, and several to Chicago.
The third of three daughters of John and Elise Dingler. Laura grew up in the city of New Ulm MN. She adore the three men in her life, her father John, her husband Les, and the son she raised.
Laura dearly enjoyed hunting, fishing and a night of bridge with her girl friends. She shared her excitement for the outdoors with both of her children.
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