Ralph Marvin Hove, 75
Parents:
Marvin T and Agnes (Knapton) Hove
Marriage:
Frances Louella Short - Feb. 4, 1942 - Fort Benton, MT
Service:
Ralph served in the U.S. Coast Guard overseas during World War II. He was employed as a telegrapher for the Great Northern Railroad for a number of years. In California he was a battery manufacturer for Battery Systems Inc. until his retirement.
Survived By:
Three sisters, Edna Horne, Blanche (Allen) Erickson and Grace Dugan; seven nieces and nephews; and several grandnieces and grandnephews
Source: Daily Inter Lake, Marriage Lic.
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Parents:
Marvin T and Agnes (Knapton) Hove
Marriage:
Frances Louella Short - Feb. 4, 1942 - Fort Benton, MT
Service:
Ralph served in the U.S. Coast Guard overseas during World War II. He was employed as a telegrapher for the Great Northern Railroad for a number of years. In California he was a battery manufacturer for Battery Systems Inc. until his retirement.
Survived By:
Three sisters, Edna Horne, Blanche (Allen) Erickson and Grace Dugan; seven nieces and nephews; and several grandnieces and grandnephews
Source: Daily Inter Lake, Marriage Lic.
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Ralph Marvin Hove, 75
Parents:
Marvin T and Agnes (Knapton) Hove
Marriage:
Frances Louella Short - Feb. 4, 1942 - Fort Benton, MT
Service:
Ralph served in the U.S. Coast Guard overseas during World War II. He was employed as a telegrapher for the Great Northern Railroad for a number of years. In California he was a battery manufacturer for Battery Systems Inc. until his retirement.
Survived By:
Three sisters, Edna Horne, Blanche (Allen) Erickson and Grace Dugan; seven nieces and nephews; and several grandnieces and grandnephews
Source: Daily Inter Lake, Marriage Lic.
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Parents:
Marvin T and Agnes (Knapton) Hove
Marriage:
Frances Louella Short - Feb. 4, 1942 - Fort Benton, MT
Service:
Ralph served in the U.S. Coast Guard overseas during World War II. He was employed as a telegrapher for the Great Northern Railroad for a number of years. In California he was a battery manufacturer for Battery Systems Inc. until his retirement.
Survived By:
Three sisters, Edna Horne, Blanche (Allen) Erickson and Grace Dugan; seven nieces and nephews; and several grandnieces and grandnephews
Source: Daily Inter Lake, Marriage Lic.
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