Decorah Journal, Decorah, Winneshiek, IA 10 Nov 1955
Funeral services for Ole Loven, 87, were held Monday Nov 7, at 1 pm at the Steine Funeral Home & at 1:30 in the First Lutheran Church. The Revs. BA Johnson & RA Ofsteadal officiating.
Mr. Loven died Thursday, Nov 3, at the Jule Moe home in Glenwood Township. A retired farmer, he resided at 610 Maple Avenue in Decorah.
The pallbearers were Arthur Evenrud, Alex Evenrud, Henry Loven, Henry Engrav, Lloyd Engrav, & Carl Engrav. Members of the flower committee were Mrs. Arthur Evenrud, Mrs. Henry Evenrud, Mrs. Melvin Anderson, & Mrs. Alfred Rosendahl. The Steine Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Loven was born March 14, 1868, in Norway, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Aslak & Anna Loven, both deceased. He came to the United States & settled in Glenwood Township in 1870.
He attended rural schools in Glenwood Township where he resided until 1939 when he moved to Decorah.
He was married at the Glenwood Lutheran Church to Emma Engrav, who died in 1941. They had no children. A niece, Mrs. Jule Moe, made her home w/ Ole Loven for 12 years prior t her marriage.
Besides his wife & parents, those who preceded him in death included 3 sisters & 2 brothers.
Funeral services for Ole Loven, 87, were held Monday Nov 7, at 1 pm at the Steine Funeral Home & at 1:30 in the First Lutheran Church. The Revs. BA Johnson & RA Ofsteadal officiating.
Mr. Loven died Thursday, Nov 3, at the Jule Moe home in Glenwood Township. A retired farmer, he resided at 610 Maple Avenue in Decorah.
The pallbearers were Arthur Evenrud, Alex Evenrud, Henry Loven, Henry Engrav, Lloyd Engrav, & Carl Engrav. Members of the flower committee were Mrs. Arthur Evenrud, Mrs. Henry Evenrud, Mrs. Melvin Anderson, & Mrs. Alfred Rosendahl. The Steine Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Loven was born March 14, 1868, in Norway, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Aslak & Anna Loven, both deceased. He came to the United States & settled in Glenwood Township in 1870.
He attended rural schools in Glenwood Township where he resided until 1939 when he moved to Decorah.
He was married at the Glenwood Lutheran Church to Emma Engrav, who died in 1941. They had no children. A niece, Mrs. Jule Moe, made her home w/ Ole Loven for 12 years prior t her marriage.
Besides his wife & parents, those who preceded him in death included 3 sisters & 2 brothers.
Decorah Journal, Decorah, Winneshiek, IA 10 Nov 1955
Funeral services for Ole Loven, 87, were held Monday Nov 7, at 1 pm at the Steine Funeral Home & at 1:30 in the First Lutheran Church. The Revs. BA Johnson & RA Ofsteadal officiating.
Mr. Loven died Thursday, Nov 3, at the Jule Moe home in Glenwood Township. A retired farmer, he resided at 610 Maple Avenue in Decorah.
The pallbearers were Arthur Evenrud, Alex Evenrud, Henry Loven, Henry Engrav, Lloyd Engrav, & Carl Engrav. Members of the flower committee were Mrs. Arthur Evenrud, Mrs. Henry Evenrud, Mrs. Melvin Anderson, & Mrs. Alfred Rosendahl. The Steine Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Loven was born March 14, 1868, in Norway, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Aslak & Anna Loven, both deceased. He came to the United States & settled in Glenwood Township in 1870.
He attended rural schools in Glenwood Township where he resided until 1939 when he moved to Decorah.
He was married at the Glenwood Lutheran Church to Emma Engrav, who died in 1941. They had no children. A niece, Mrs. Jule Moe, made her home w/ Ole Loven for 12 years prior t her marriage.
Besides his wife & parents, those who preceded him in death included 3 sisters & 2 brothers.
Funeral services for Ole Loven, 87, were held Monday Nov 7, at 1 pm at the Steine Funeral Home & at 1:30 in the First Lutheran Church. The Revs. BA Johnson & RA Ofsteadal officiating.
Mr. Loven died Thursday, Nov 3, at the Jule Moe home in Glenwood Township. A retired farmer, he resided at 610 Maple Avenue in Decorah.
The pallbearers were Arthur Evenrud, Alex Evenrud, Henry Loven, Henry Engrav, Lloyd Engrav, & Carl Engrav. Members of the flower committee were Mrs. Arthur Evenrud, Mrs. Henry Evenrud, Mrs. Melvin Anderson, & Mrs. Alfred Rosendahl. The Steine Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Loven was born March 14, 1868, in Norway, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Aslak & Anna Loven, both deceased. He came to the United States & settled in Glenwood Township in 1870.
He attended rural schools in Glenwood Township where he resided until 1939 when he moved to Decorah.
He was married at the Glenwood Lutheran Church to Emma Engrav, who died in 1941. They had no children. A niece, Mrs. Jule Moe, made her home w/ Ole Loven for 12 years prior t her marriage.
Besides his wife & parents, those who preceded him in death included 3 sisters & 2 brothers.
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