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21141

St. Olaf, ‘19, as Carrie J. Allness.

Living at home with her parents in the 1920 census. Her occupation is shown as school teacher.

Probably also was the Carrie Allness, school teacher, living in Howard Township, Story County, IA, at the time of the 1920 census. That Carrie was shown as 23 years old, however.

The 1925 Iowa census shows her as a college graduate.

Listed in Ole’s obit as Mrs. Juel Sandsvold of Roland, Iowa. Included in the list of graduates of VHS as Mrs. Jeul Sandvald of Roland, IA.

In the SSDI, her last residence is Roland, Story, Iowa.

ALNESS, Carrie J (I4480)

21142

St. Olaf, ‘20.

Lutheran pastor, ordained in June, 1923 (see below).

In the 1930 census, he was a pastor in Eau Claire. His children were Elaine J, 8, and Elmer S. Jr., 6.

He was a pastor in Milwaukee at the time of the 1940 census. The children at home at that time weree Elaine (absent) 17, Elmer Jr., 16, and John G., 2.

At the time of his daughter Elaine’s engagement to Feroe, he was “senior pastor-elect” of Central Lutheran Church in Minneapolis.

The September, 1948, alumni magazine notes: “Another 25th anniversary was that of Dr. Elmer Hjortland's ordination to the ministry. On Sunday, June 20, members of Central Lutheran church in Minneapolis honored Mr. and Mrs. Hjortland (Mildred Ellingboe, '23) at a reception. The Hjortlands have spent the three summer months touring the European countries.”

According to the November, 1959, alumni magazine: “Elmer I. {sic} Hjortland, pastor of United Church, Oak Park, Illinois, is one of two new members who have been elected to the board of directors of Lutheran World Relief for a two-year term. Pastor Hjortland is the former pastor of Central Lutheran church in Minneapolis. His wife is the former Mildred Ellingboe, '23.”

HJORTLAND, Elmer S (I7729)

21143

St. Olaf, ‘20. Sang in the St. Olaf Choir her senior year.

The family lived in Moravia Twp, Appanoose County, Iowa, at the time of the 1925 Iowa state census. That census indicates that Louella had attended four years of college.

Her Social Security number was issued in Colorado.

ELLINGBOE, Louella Bertine (I2694)

21144

St. Olaf, ‘23.

He is probably the Oscar L. “Sundahl”, public school superintendent, age 31 (?) living in Walkon Village, Isle Harbor Twp, Mille Lacs County, Minnesota, in the 1930 census. The information shown here assumes that. That Oscar’s father was born in Norway and his mother in Minnesota. This Oscar was also a veteran of the World War.

His death certificate gives his occupation as a supervisor for the U.S. Postal Service. He and Lillian, who was the informant for Oscar’s death certificate, lived at 6101 Emerson Ave., N. in Brooklyn Center. Oscar died of pancreatic cancer. He was a veteran.

SUNDAL, Oscar L (I11840)

21145

St. Olaf, ‘26.

In the 1930 census she was single and a 28 year-old music teacher at the State Training School and Hospital in Red Wing.

SUNDAL, Sylvina Amanda (I11845)

21146

St. Olaf, ‘27.

LUND, Geneva Lenore (I15978)

21147

St. Olaf, ‘27.

KILDAHL, George Olson (I15028)

21148

St. Olaf, ‘27.

His brother, Fredrik Axel Schiotz (St. Olaf, ‘24), was president of the ELC and presiding bishop of TALC.

SCHIOTZ, Harold (I1116)

21149

St. Olaf, ‘28.

His wife was the informant for his death certificate. Julius was a general ledger supervisor for the main Post Office in Minneapolis. They lived at 6024 Newton Avenue South in Minneapolis. Julius died of cancer.

SUNDAL, Julius Menford (I11842)

21150

St. Olaf, ‘28. History.

In the 1930 census, he was single and living with his parents in Dennison. He had no occupation.

His birth certificate was amended on June 22, 1964, to add his first and middle names (previous “Babe”).

Married in Bethel Lutheran Church, Madison, Wisconsin.

In the 1950 census, he and his wife and three children lived in Janesville.

His last residence, according to the SSDI, was Nokomis, Sarasota, Florida.

A notice of his death in the Northfield News in February of 1974 referred to him as Dr. Myron C. Austinson. He was pastor at the First Lutheran Church in Janesville, Wisconsin, prior to becoming Bishop.

His first wife’s obit referred to him as the president of the ALC’s southern Wisconsin district.

AUSTINSON, Myron Conrad (I2875)