Mrs. George Aandahl Funeral Held At Elim Church Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. George Aandahl were held from Elim Evangelical Free Church on March 2, 1957, with burial in the family lot next to the church, Rev. E. Walter Lindgren of Moorhead, a former pastor of Elim Free Church and Rev. Earl V. Grubb of Valley City Baptist Church were in charge of the service.
Two of her favorite hymns, “Beyond the Sunset” by Mrs. Norris Nelson and “The Old Rugged Cross” by the men’s Chorus were sung; also a solo, “Lead Me Gently Home” by Rev. Lindgren.
Honorary pallbearers were: I. O. Hanson, George Riedman, Thorvald Thompson, A. S. Berge, Einar Challman and Sam Sortland.
Active pallbearers were: Norris Nelson, Otto Nordquist, Gust Nelson, C. R. Anderson, R. E. Blake and Martin Bjornson.
Bessie Aandahl was born Betsy Louisa Krogan on January 22, 1880, on a farm near Viroqua, Wis., a daughter of Nels and Ingeborg Krogan. She was baptized and confirmed near Viroqua. After attending school and getting training as a teacher she taught school in Wisconsin. In 1901 she came to visit a sister, Mrs. Tom Christianson near Rogers and remained to teach schools near Fingal and in Svea and Scandia townships.
On December 24, 1904, she was married to George Aandahl in Valley City by Rev. James Anderson of the Methodist Church. To this union three sons were born: Clifford J. of Austin, Minn.; Andrew R. of Lincoln, Nebr., and Russell who died when four years of age.
Except for living in Valley City the last four years, the Svea farm has been home for their entire married life. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a little over two years ago.
She was a member of the Elim Evangelical Free Church and Ladies Aid.
She was a charter member of the Svea Homemakers Club, of which she was a member for more than twenty-five years.
On July 11, 1956, she suffered a heart attack and was a patient at Mercy Hospital for more than three months, and never fully regained her health. She returned to the hospital on Feb. 25 and on Feb. 26, 1957, quietly departed for her heavenly home.
She is survived by her husband and two sons and seven grandchildren. A sister, Emma (Mrs. Harold Gusaas) lives at Moose Jaw, Sask. Eight brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
A devoted wife and mother has gone to her eternal rest.
Published in the Litchville Bulletin, Litchville, North Dakota, March 8, 1957.
Submitted by Dennis C. Olson #48363213
Funeral services for Mrs. George Aandahl were held from Elim Evangelical Free Church on March 2, 1957, with burial in the family lot next to the church, Rev. E. Walter Lindgren of Moorhead, a former pastor of Elim Free Church and Rev. Earl V. Grubb of Valley City Baptist Church were in charge of the service.
Two of her favorite hymns, “Beyond the Sunset” by Mrs. Norris Nelson and “The Old Rugged Cross” by the men’s Chorus were sung; also a solo, “Lead Me Gently Home” by Rev. Lindgren.
Honorary pallbearers were: I. O. Hanson, George Riedman, Thorvald Thompson, A. S. Berge, Einar Challman and Sam Sortland.
Active pallbearers were: Norris Nelson, Otto Nordquist, Gust Nelson, C. R. Anderson, R. E. Blake and Martin Bjornson.
Bessie Aandahl was born Betsy Louisa Krogan on January 22, 1880, on a farm near Viroqua, Wis., a daughter of Nels and Ingeborg Krogan. She was baptized and confirmed near Viroqua. After attending school and getting training as a teacher she taught school in Wisconsin. In 1901 she came to visit a sister, Mrs. Tom Christianson near Rogers and remained to teach schools near Fingal and in Svea and Scandia townships.
On December 24, 1904, she was married to George Aandahl in Valley City by Rev. James Anderson of the Methodist Church. To this union three sons were born: Clifford J. of Austin, Minn.; Andrew R. of Lincoln, Nebr., and Russell who died when four years of age.
Except for living in Valley City the last four years, the Svea farm has been home for their entire married life. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a little over two years ago.
She was a member of the Elim Evangelical Free Church and Ladies Aid.
She was a charter member of the Svea Homemakers Club, of which she was a member for more than twenty-five years.
On July 11, 1956, she suffered a heart attack and was a patient at Mercy Hospital for more than three months, and never fully regained her health. She returned to the hospital on Feb. 25 and on Feb. 26, 1957, quietly departed for her heavenly home.
She is survived by her husband and two sons and seven grandchildren. A sister, Emma (Mrs. Harold Gusaas) lives at Moose Jaw, Sask. Eight brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
A devoted wife and mother has gone to her eternal rest.
Published in the Litchville Bulletin, Litchville, North Dakota, March 8, 1957.
Submitted by Dennis C. Olson #48363213
Mrs. George Aandahl Funeral Held At Elim Church Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. George Aandahl were held from Elim Evangelical Free Church on March 2, 1957, with burial in the family lot next to the church, Rev. E. Walter Lindgren of Moorhead, a former pastor of Elim Free Church and Rev. Earl V. Grubb of Valley City Baptist Church were in charge of the service.
Two of her favorite hymns, “Beyond the Sunset” by Mrs. Norris Nelson and “The Old Rugged Cross” by the men’s Chorus were sung; also a solo, “Lead Me Gently Home” by Rev. Lindgren.
Honorary pallbearers were: I. O. Hanson, George Riedman, Thorvald Thompson, A. S. Berge, Einar Challman and Sam Sortland.
Active pallbearers were: Norris Nelson, Otto Nordquist, Gust Nelson, C. R. Anderson, R. E. Blake and Martin Bjornson.
Bessie Aandahl was born Betsy Louisa Krogan on January 22, 1880, on a farm near Viroqua, Wis., a daughter of Nels and Ingeborg Krogan. She was baptized and confirmed near Viroqua. After attending school and getting training as a teacher she taught school in Wisconsin. In 1901 she came to visit a sister, Mrs. Tom Christianson near Rogers and remained to teach schools near Fingal and in Svea and Scandia townships.
On December 24, 1904, she was married to George Aandahl in Valley City by Rev. James Anderson of the Methodist Church. To this union three sons were born: Clifford J. of Austin, Minn.; Andrew R. of Lincoln, Nebr., and Russell who died when four years of age.
Except for living in Valley City the last four years, the Svea farm has been home for their entire married life. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a little over two years ago.
She was a member of the Elim Evangelical Free Church and Ladies Aid.
She was a charter member of the Svea Homemakers Club, of which she was a member for more than twenty-five years.
On July 11, 1956, she suffered a heart attack and was a patient at Mercy Hospital for more than three months, and never fully regained her health. She returned to the hospital on Feb. 25 and on Feb. 26, 1957, quietly departed for her heavenly home.
She is survived by her husband and two sons and seven grandchildren. A sister, Emma (Mrs. Harold Gusaas) lives at Moose Jaw, Sask. Eight brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
A devoted wife and mother has gone to her eternal rest.
Published in the Litchville Bulletin, Litchville, North Dakota, March 8, 1957.
Submitted by Dennis C. Olson #48363213
Funeral services for Mrs. George Aandahl were held from Elim Evangelical Free Church on March 2, 1957, with burial in the family lot next to the church, Rev. E. Walter Lindgren of Moorhead, a former pastor of Elim Free Church and Rev. Earl V. Grubb of Valley City Baptist Church were in charge of the service.
Two of her favorite hymns, “Beyond the Sunset” by Mrs. Norris Nelson and “The Old Rugged Cross” by the men’s Chorus were sung; also a solo, “Lead Me Gently Home” by Rev. Lindgren.
Honorary pallbearers were: I. O. Hanson, George Riedman, Thorvald Thompson, A. S. Berge, Einar Challman and Sam Sortland.
Active pallbearers were: Norris Nelson, Otto Nordquist, Gust Nelson, C. R. Anderson, R. E. Blake and Martin Bjornson.
Bessie Aandahl was born Betsy Louisa Krogan on January 22, 1880, on a farm near Viroqua, Wis., a daughter of Nels and Ingeborg Krogan. She was baptized and confirmed near Viroqua. After attending school and getting training as a teacher she taught school in Wisconsin. In 1901 she came to visit a sister, Mrs. Tom Christianson near Rogers and remained to teach schools near Fingal and in Svea and Scandia townships.
On December 24, 1904, she was married to George Aandahl in Valley City by Rev. James Anderson of the Methodist Church. To this union three sons were born: Clifford J. of Austin, Minn.; Andrew R. of Lincoln, Nebr., and Russell who died when four years of age.
Except for living in Valley City the last four years, the Svea farm has been home for their entire married life. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a little over two years ago.
She was a member of the Elim Evangelical Free Church and Ladies Aid.
She was a charter member of the Svea Homemakers Club, of which she was a member for more than twenty-five years.
On July 11, 1956, she suffered a heart attack and was a patient at Mercy Hospital for more than three months, and never fully regained her health. She returned to the hospital on Feb. 25 and on Feb. 26, 1957, quietly departed for her heavenly home.
She is survived by her husband and two sons and seven grandchildren. A sister, Emma (Mrs. Harold Gusaas) lives at Moose Jaw, Sask. Eight brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
A devoted wife and mother has gone to her eternal rest.
Published in the Litchville Bulletin, Litchville, North Dakota, March 8, 1957.
Submitted by Dennis C. Olson #48363213
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