Strom, Ralph J.

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Ralph Strom was born Carl Rudolph Wickström on March 19, 1896 in a farming village called Alvik near Luleå, Sweden. Ralph's father, Carl Nyström, moved to America when Ralph was born and never returned. Ralph's mother, Emma Wikström, remarried and had six more children. When Ralph's stepfather won a lottery, the family bought a new home in a neighboring village. Ralph and his family were poor, but even in difficult times they were happy and had festive holiday celebrations. Ralph's community was quite religious, so a lot of the activities centered on the church.

From the description of Ralph Strom Oral History 1982. (Eugene Public Library). WorldCat record id: 184845354

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Alvik (Sweden)
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Seattle (Wash.)
Luleå (Sweden)
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World War, 1914-1918
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