Born in Adams Township
Confirmed at Little Cedar June 2, 1907
Wife of Letcher J. Roberson
Mrs. L. J. Roberson, known here as Clara Alma Dahle, passed away at Los Angeles, California on Sunday evening, May 24th at ten o'clock, at the age of thirty-two years, two months and thirteen days.
Mrs. Roberson was born in Adams on March 11th, 1893, baptized and confirmed in the Little Cedar Lutheran Church, finished the grade school in 1908, and went to Minneapolis the next fall where she attended high school for one year.
In 1910 she was united in marriage to L. J. Roberson in Minneapolis where they made their home for eleven years. In 1922 they moved to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roberson was taken ill suddenly on Sunday morning, May 24, and underwent an operation for ruptured ectopic. She recovered from the operation, but had a relapse from loss of blood.
Those left to mourn her death are her husband, L. J. Roberson of Los Angeles, Cal., her mother, Mrs. S. K. Hegge of Adams, two brothers, Ole of Adams and Arthur of Los Angeles' three sisters, Mrs. A. Fredrickson of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. A. Sigjord of Minneapolis and Orena Dahle of Adams and a grandfather, Mr. Andrew Dahle of Wallace, S. D.
Her father, John Dahle, died Oct. 1911, and her brother, John, died May 2nd 1925.
Peace be with her dust and bless be her memory.
-From newspaper clipping submitted by LaVonne Roe Gilderhus
Confirmed at Little Cedar June 2, 1907
Wife of Letcher J. Roberson
Mrs. L. J. Roberson, known here as Clara Alma Dahle, passed away at Los Angeles, California on Sunday evening, May 24th at ten o'clock, at the age of thirty-two years, two months and thirteen days.
Mrs. Roberson was born in Adams on March 11th, 1893, baptized and confirmed in the Little Cedar Lutheran Church, finished the grade school in 1908, and went to Minneapolis the next fall where she attended high school for one year.
In 1910 she was united in marriage to L. J. Roberson in Minneapolis where they made their home for eleven years. In 1922 they moved to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roberson was taken ill suddenly on Sunday morning, May 24, and underwent an operation for ruptured ectopic. She recovered from the operation, but had a relapse from loss of blood.
Those left to mourn her death are her husband, L. J. Roberson of Los Angeles, Cal., her mother, Mrs. S. K. Hegge of Adams, two brothers, Ole of Adams and Arthur of Los Angeles' three sisters, Mrs. A. Fredrickson of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. A. Sigjord of Minneapolis and Orena Dahle of Adams and a grandfather, Mr. Andrew Dahle of Wallace, S. D.
Her father, John Dahle, died Oct. 1911, and her brother, John, died May 2nd 1925.
Peace be with her dust and bless be her memory.
-From newspaper clipping submitted by LaVonne Roe Gilderhus
Born in Adams Township
Confirmed at Little Cedar June 2, 1907
Wife of Letcher J. Roberson
Mrs. L. J. Roberson, known here as Clara Alma Dahle, passed away at Los Angeles, California on Sunday evening, May 24th at ten o'clock, at the age of thirty-two years, two months and thirteen days.
Mrs. Roberson was born in Adams on March 11th, 1893, baptized and confirmed in the Little Cedar Lutheran Church, finished the grade school in 1908, and went to Minneapolis the next fall where she attended high school for one year.
In 1910 she was united in marriage to L. J. Roberson in Minneapolis where they made their home for eleven years. In 1922 they moved to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roberson was taken ill suddenly on Sunday morning, May 24, and underwent an operation for ruptured ectopic. She recovered from the operation, but had a relapse from loss of blood.
Those left to mourn her death are her husband, L. J. Roberson of Los Angeles, Cal., her mother, Mrs. S. K. Hegge of Adams, two brothers, Ole of Adams and Arthur of Los Angeles' three sisters, Mrs. A. Fredrickson of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. A. Sigjord of Minneapolis and Orena Dahle of Adams and a grandfather, Mr. Andrew Dahle of Wallace, S. D.
Her father, John Dahle, died Oct. 1911, and her brother, John, died May 2nd 1925.
Peace be with her dust and bless be her memory.
-From newspaper clipping submitted by LaVonne Roe Gilderhus
Confirmed at Little Cedar June 2, 1907
Wife of Letcher J. Roberson
Mrs. L. J. Roberson, known here as Clara Alma Dahle, passed away at Los Angeles, California on Sunday evening, May 24th at ten o'clock, at the age of thirty-two years, two months and thirteen days.
Mrs. Roberson was born in Adams on March 11th, 1893, baptized and confirmed in the Little Cedar Lutheran Church, finished the grade school in 1908, and went to Minneapolis the next fall where she attended high school for one year.
In 1910 she was united in marriage to L. J. Roberson in Minneapolis where they made their home for eleven years. In 1922 they moved to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roberson was taken ill suddenly on Sunday morning, May 24, and underwent an operation for ruptured ectopic. She recovered from the operation, but had a relapse from loss of blood.
Those left to mourn her death are her husband, L. J. Roberson of Los Angeles, Cal., her mother, Mrs. S. K. Hegge of Adams, two brothers, Ole of Adams and Arthur of Los Angeles' three sisters, Mrs. A. Fredrickson of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. A. Sigjord of Minneapolis and Orena Dahle of Adams and a grandfather, Mr. Andrew Dahle of Wallace, S. D.
Her father, John Dahle, died Oct. 1911, and her brother, John, died May 2nd 1925.
Peace be with her dust and bless be her memory.
-From newspaper clipping submitted by LaVonne Roe Gilderhus
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