Clarence's parents, Alvin and Jennie, homesteaded near Mazeppa, Alberta.
Clarence married Edna Shantz October 20, 1925 and they had a family of five children.
They had a general store in Mazeppa, and Clarence also worked for the Searle Grain Company.
In 1940, they moved to Calgary, where Clarence worked for the CPR . From about 1960 he operated his own business, The Baggage Transfer, until his passing.
Clarence married Edna Shantz October 20, 1925 and they had a family of five children.
They had a general store in Mazeppa, and Clarence also worked for the Searle Grain Company.
In 1940, they moved to Calgary, where Clarence worked for the CPR . From about 1960 he operated his own business, The Baggage Transfer, until his passing.
Clarence's parents, Alvin and Jennie, homesteaded near Mazeppa, Alberta.
Clarence married Edna Shantz October 20, 1925 and they had a family of five children.
They had a general store in Mazeppa, and Clarence also worked for the Searle Grain Company.
In 1940, they moved to Calgary, where Clarence worked for the CPR . From about 1960 he operated his own business, The Baggage Transfer, until his passing.
Clarence married Edna Shantz October 20, 1925 and they had a family of five children.
They had a general store in Mazeppa, and Clarence also worked for the Searle Grain Company.
In 1940, they moved to Calgary, where Clarence worked for the CPR . From about 1960 he operated his own business, The Baggage Transfer, until his passing.
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