Grace Eleanor BlomquistOral History interview 1980

Malmin, Gunnar J. (Gunnar Johannes), 1908-

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Gunnar Malmin was born on April 9, 1903 in Thompson, Iowa. His parents, Dr. Rasmus Malmin and Gabriella Aas, were both from Haugesund, Norway and came to America because of the over-supply of clergymen in Norway, which was Rasmus's profession. They first went to Yangton, SD, but later moved to Thompson, Iowa/Decorah, Iowa, where Rasmus was a professor and editor at Luther College and Gabriella was the principal at an all girls' school. Gunnar and his siblings-Sophie, Marie, and Olaf-were all bor...

Reed, Keith

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Parkland Study Club (Parkland, Wash.)

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Bondy, Elizabeth

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Kimberly Gold Mine (Idaho)

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Leraas Harold

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Blomquist, Grace Eleanor

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Grace Eleanor Blomquist was born in Spring Lake, Minnesota on April 10, 1913. Grace was the oldest of eight children born to John and Emelia Blomquist. Growing up in Waubun, Minnesota, Grace was exposed to Swedish and Norwegian language through her own family and through the surrounding communities. She had participated in the Lutheran church in her town, so when she graduated from high school, she chose to attend a Lutheran college-Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Grace gr...

Young, Rhoda

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Concordia College (Moorhead, Minn.)

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Quota Club (Tacoma, Wash.)

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Mortvedt, Robert A. L.

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Stuen, Ole

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Reneau, George

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Akre, Elvin

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Larson, E. Arthur

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Blomquist family

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Ramstad, Anders

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Pacific Lutheran University

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Anderson family

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Nelson, Daniel

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Ledin family

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Olson, Clifford O.

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Hauge, Phillip E.

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Trinity Lutheran Church (Parkland, Wash.)

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Following the merger of the Norwegian groups in 1917, some members of the Parkland Evangelical Lutheran congregation joined to form Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The congregation was officially organized on August 25, 1919. The congregation of which they had been members had been established in 1890 at Pacific Lutheran University, and continued to exist after the merger when they became members of what is known as the Norwegian Synod. Trinity Lutheran, in cooperation with Pacific Lutheran...

Franck, Ruth

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