OLE O. DAHL
Ole O Dahl was born in Vardal, Norway, May 9, 1848. At the age of 15, he emigrated to America settling in LaCrosse county. Somewhat later he lived in the vicinity of Galesville. The major part of his residence in America was in and about Whitehall where he was well known. Death occurred at Luddington, Michigan, January 18, 1926, at the home of his daughter, Mr. A.N. Berg, where he had lived for the past six years. His age was at the date of his death 77 years, 5 months and 9 days. After services in the home, conducted by Rev. T. A. Landin of the Swedish Lutheran church of Luddington, the body was brought to Whitehall as its final resting place. After this memorial service in Our Saviour's Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. Maakestad, he was laid to rest in Lincoln cemetery beside his wife who preceded him in death. To the marriage with Mattie Brenningan of Galesville, there were born five children of whom three survive him: N. Berg of Luddington, and Mrs. Albert Skifstad, New Richmond, this state. Mr.Dahl and Mrs. Berg accompanied the remains to Whitehall and were present among those who mourn his passing. He leaves also a brother, Gustave Dahl, two sisters, Mrs. Oline Thomson and Mrs Telle Thompson, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Dahl, all of Galesville. They honor the memory of their dearly beloved brother with a gift of $5.00 to the Martin Luther Orphans Home, Stoughton, Wisconsin. The pallbearers were Ed Scott, Tom Lindom, Nels Nyberg, Andrew Finstad, Simon Pederson, Sebert Salverson. The arrangements were in charge of Rhode, undertaker.
THE WHITEHALL TIMES - JANUARY 28, 1926
Ole O Dahl was born in Vardal, Norway, May 9, 1848. At the age of 15, he emigrated to America settling in LaCrosse county. Somewhat later he lived in the vicinity of Galesville. The major part of his residence in America was in and about Whitehall where he was well known. Death occurred at Luddington, Michigan, January 18, 1926, at the home of his daughter, Mr. A.N. Berg, where he had lived for the past six years. His age was at the date of his death 77 years, 5 months and 9 days. After services in the home, conducted by Rev. T. A. Landin of the Swedish Lutheran church of Luddington, the body was brought to Whitehall as its final resting place. After this memorial service in Our Saviour's Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. Maakestad, he was laid to rest in Lincoln cemetery beside his wife who preceded him in death. To the marriage with Mattie Brenningan of Galesville, there were born five children of whom three survive him: N. Berg of Luddington, and Mrs. Albert Skifstad, New Richmond, this state. Mr.Dahl and Mrs. Berg accompanied the remains to Whitehall and were present among those who mourn his passing. He leaves also a brother, Gustave Dahl, two sisters, Mrs. Oline Thomson and Mrs Telle Thompson, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Dahl, all of Galesville. They honor the memory of their dearly beloved brother with a gift of $5.00 to the Martin Luther Orphans Home, Stoughton, Wisconsin. The pallbearers were Ed Scott, Tom Lindom, Nels Nyberg, Andrew Finstad, Simon Pederson, Sebert Salverson. The arrangements were in charge of Rhode, undertaker.
THE WHITEHALL TIMES - JANUARY 28, 1926
OLE O. DAHL
Ole O Dahl was born in Vardal, Norway, May 9, 1848. At the age of 15, he emigrated to America settling in LaCrosse county. Somewhat later he lived in the vicinity of Galesville. The major part of his residence in America was in and about Whitehall where he was well known. Death occurred at Luddington, Michigan, January 18, 1926, at the home of his daughter, Mr. A.N. Berg, where he had lived for the past six years. His age was at the date of his death 77 years, 5 months and 9 days. After services in the home, conducted by Rev. T. A. Landin of the Swedish Lutheran church of Luddington, the body was brought to Whitehall as its final resting place. After this memorial service in Our Saviour's Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. Maakestad, he was laid to rest in Lincoln cemetery beside his wife who preceded him in death. To the marriage with Mattie Brenningan of Galesville, there were born five children of whom three survive him: N. Berg of Luddington, and Mrs. Albert Skifstad, New Richmond, this state. Mr.Dahl and Mrs. Berg accompanied the remains to Whitehall and were present among those who mourn his passing. He leaves also a brother, Gustave Dahl, two sisters, Mrs. Oline Thomson and Mrs Telle Thompson, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Dahl, all of Galesville. They honor the memory of their dearly beloved brother with a gift of $5.00 to the Martin Luther Orphans Home, Stoughton, Wisconsin. The pallbearers were Ed Scott, Tom Lindom, Nels Nyberg, Andrew Finstad, Simon Pederson, Sebert Salverson. The arrangements were in charge of Rhode, undertaker.
THE WHITEHALL TIMES - JANUARY 28, 1926
Ole O Dahl was born in Vardal, Norway, May 9, 1848. At the age of 15, he emigrated to America settling in LaCrosse county. Somewhat later he lived in the vicinity of Galesville. The major part of his residence in America was in and about Whitehall where he was well known. Death occurred at Luddington, Michigan, January 18, 1926, at the home of his daughter, Mr. A.N. Berg, where he had lived for the past six years. His age was at the date of his death 77 years, 5 months and 9 days. After services in the home, conducted by Rev. T. A. Landin of the Swedish Lutheran church of Luddington, the body was brought to Whitehall as its final resting place. After this memorial service in Our Saviour's Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. Maakestad, he was laid to rest in Lincoln cemetery beside his wife who preceded him in death. To the marriage with Mattie Brenningan of Galesville, there were born five children of whom three survive him: N. Berg of Luddington, and Mrs. Albert Skifstad, New Richmond, this state. Mr.Dahl and Mrs. Berg accompanied the remains to Whitehall and were present among those who mourn his passing. He leaves also a brother, Gustave Dahl, two sisters, Mrs. Oline Thomson and Mrs Telle Thompson, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Dahl, all of Galesville. They honor the memory of their dearly beloved brother with a gift of $5.00 to the Martin Luther Orphans Home, Stoughton, Wisconsin. The pallbearers were Ed Scott, Tom Lindom, Nels Nyberg, Andrew Finstad, Simon Pederson, Sebert Salverson. The arrangements were in charge of Rhode, undertaker.
THE WHITEHALL TIMES - JANUARY 28, 1926
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