Orville came from a large family of boys. He and all his brothers sang. Devout members of the church of Christ, his parents, Luther and Mary bundled the boys up in a wagon and drove to church services, singing as they went.
Orville married Marie Jensen and they had two children, Lois and Marvin. They lived for many years in the "White House" in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where Orville worked at the Farmers' Co-op.
Orville married Marie Jensen and they had two children, Lois and Marvin. They lived for many years in the "White House" in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where Orville worked at the Farmers' Co-op.
Orville came from a large family of boys. He and all his brothers sang. Devout members of the church of Christ, his parents, Luther and Mary bundled the boys up in a wagon and drove to church services, singing as they went.
Orville married Marie Jensen and they had two children, Lois and Marvin. They lived for many years in the "White House" in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where Orville worked at the Farmers' Co-op.
Orville married Marie Jensen and they had two children, Lois and Marvin. They lived for many years in the "White House" in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where Orville worked at the Farmers' Co-op.
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