Guri Olsdatter Hytmo Oral History Interview 1978

Olsdatter, Guri

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Tygen family

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Swedish Hospital Medical Center

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Tygen, Margaret

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Skagit Valley College (Mount Vernon, Wash.)

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Hytmo, Ole

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Columbia College (Everett, Wash.)

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Columbia College was established in Everett, Washington in 1909. In 1917 the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America made the decision to merge Columbia College with Pacific Lutheran Academy, making it the only Lutheran school west of the Cascades.The Columbia College building would later be used as children's home. (Philip A. Nordquist. Educating for Service: Pacific Lutheran University, 1890-1990) From the guide to the Columbia College records, 1909-1919, (Pacific Lutheran University ...

Hytmo family

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Hytmo, Guri

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Guri Olsdatter Hytmo was born on January 26, 1896 in Tydalen, Soer-Troendelag, Norway. She emigrated with her parents and three younger siblings when she was thirteen years old, and they lived in Everett, Washington before moving to Stanwood, Washington, where her parents bought the present homestead in 1914. Guri was confirmed in Everett the first year in the U.S. and lived in Washington for three years before going to school and working three years in Chicago and Wyoming. She rece...