Husband of Emily Alice Markham Larson. Son of Ole Larson born in Sweden and Helma/Alma also born in Sweden. His brothers were Otto, Arthur and Oscar.
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'400' Engineer Describes Crash Fatal to Two Men.
Menomonie (Special).
Two elderly rural Menomonie men were killed instantly when their car was struck by the North Wetern '400' passenger train at a crossing about three miles west of here early Monday morning.
Morris Lunke, 78, Rt.1, Menomonie, and Albert Larson, 79, Rt.6, Menomonie, were killed instantly in the collision, which scattered bits of Lunke's car along more than a half mile of track.
There is more story in this clip from The Daily Telegram
(Eau Claire, Wisconsin) 29 March, 1960. Tuesday. Page 3.
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Services will be held for Albert C. Larson, a paggenger in the car, also of Rt. 6, city, at 2:30p.m. Friday at the Olson Funeral Home here.
Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday until time of the services.
Mr. Larson, also a long time Dunn County farmer, is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Jacobs, and a brother, Oscar, both of Menomonie.
The rites will be conducted by the Rev. L.G. Foll oft(sic...of) he(sic..the) Seventh Day Adventists church and burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
Obit published in The Daily Telegram. (Eau Claire, Wisconsin)
30 March, 1960. Wednesday. Page 15.
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'400' Engineer Describes Crash Fatal to Two Men.
Menomonie (Special).
Two elderly rural Menomonie men were killed instantly when their car was struck by the North Wetern '400' passenger train at a crossing about three miles west of here early Monday morning.
Morris Lunke, 78, Rt.1, Menomonie, and Albert Larson, 79, Rt.6, Menomonie, were killed instantly in the collision, which scattered bits of Lunke's car along more than a half mile of track.
There is more story in this clip from The Daily Telegram
(Eau Claire, Wisconsin) 29 March, 1960. Tuesday. Page 3.
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Services will be held for Albert C. Larson, a paggenger in the car, also of Rt. 6, city, at 2:30p.m. Friday at the Olson Funeral Home here.
Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday until time of the services.
Mr. Larson, also a long time Dunn County farmer, is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Jacobs, and a brother, Oscar, both of Menomonie.
The rites will be conducted by the Rev. L.G. Foll oft(sic...of) he(sic..the) Seventh Day Adventists church and burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
Obit published in The Daily Telegram. (Eau Claire, Wisconsin)
30 March, 1960. Wednesday. Page 15.
Husband of Emily Alice Markham Larson. Son of Ole Larson born in Sweden and Helma/Alma also born in Sweden. His brothers were Otto, Arthur and Oscar.
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'400' Engineer Describes Crash Fatal to Two Men.
Menomonie (Special).
Two elderly rural Menomonie men were killed instantly when their car was struck by the North Wetern '400' passenger train at a crossing about three miles west of here early Monday morning.
Morris Lunke, 78, Rt.1, Menomonie, and Albert Larson, 79, Rt.6, Menomonie, were killed instantly in the collision, which scattered bits of Lunke's car along more than a half mile of track.
There is more story in this clip from The Daily Telegram
(Eau Claire, Wisconsin) 29 March, 1960. Tuesday. Page 3.
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Services will be held for Albert C. Larson, a paggenger in the car, also of Rt. 6, city, at 2:30p.m. Friday at the Olson Funeral Home here.
Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday until time of the services.
Mr. Larson, also a long time Dunn County farmer, is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Jacobs, and a brother, Oscar, both of Menomonie.
The rites will be conducted by the Rev. L.G. Foll oft(sic...of) he(sic..the) Seventh Day Adventists church and burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
Obit published in The Daily Telegram. (Eau Claire, Wisconsin)
30 March, 1960. Wednesday. Page 15.
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'400' Engineer Describes Crash Fatal to Two Men.
Menomonie (Special).
Two elderly rural Menomonie men were killed instantly when their car was struck by the North Wetern '400' passenger train at a crossing about three miles west of here early Monday morning.
Morris Lunke, 78, Rt.1, Menomonie, and Albert Larson, 79, Rt.6, Menomonie, were killed instantly in the collision, which scattered bits of Lunke's car along more than a half mile of track.
There is more story in this clip from The Daily Telegram
(Eau Claire, Wisconsin) 29 March, 1960. Tuesday. Page 3.
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Services will be held for Albert C. Larson, a paggenger in the car, also of Rt. 6, city, at 2:30p.m. Friday at the Olson Funeral Home here.
Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday until time of the services.
Mr. Larson, also a long time Dunn County farmer, is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Jacobs, and a brother, Oscar, both of Menomonie.
The rites will be conducted by the Rev. L.G. Foll oft(sic...of) he(sic..the) Seventh Day Adventists church and burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
Obit published in The Daily Telegram. (Eau Claire, Wisconsin)
30 March, 1960. Wednesday. Page 15.
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