Familie: Alvin Rudolph Amundson / Irene K. Meyer (F946)

• Mann Alvin Rudolph Amundson

  
  

  Fødsel	9 Apr 1888	Cambridge, Dane County, Wisconsin, United States	LDS Ordinasjon	Dato	Sted
  Dåp			Døpt (LDS)
  Død	1976		Velsignet (LDS)
  Begravelse	31 Des 1976	Amundson Familygrave, Lake Ripley Cemetery, Cambridge, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States	Bekreftet P (LDS)
  Ekteskap	28 Sep 1915	Cambridge, Dane County, Wisconsin, United States	Bekreftet S (LDS)
  Far	Albert Christian Amundson | F500 Gruppeskjema
  Mor	Clara Matilda Olson | F500 Gruppeskjema

  
  

  Kvinne Irene K. Meyer

  
  

  Fødsel	11 Jan 1891	Fredonia, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, United States	LDS Ordinasjon	Dato	Sted
  Dåp			Døpt (LDS)
  Død	1979		Velsignet (LDS)
  Begravelse	31 Des 1979	Amundson Familygrave, Lake Ripley Cemetery, Cambridge, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States	Bekreftet P (LDS)
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  Mor

  
  

• Notater

  10b ALVIN RUDOLPH AMUNDSON, b. April 9, 1888, Cambridge, Wis. (wf) Irene K. Meyer, b. January 11, 1891, Fredonia, Wis. Married September 28, 1915 at Cambridge, Wis. Alvin is a prominent business man of Cambridge, being president of the Bank of Cambridge, head of an insurance agency, and interested in farming as a hobby. From rhe Fifth International edirion of "Who's Who in Commerce and Indusrry," a parr of the following biographical data has been taken. Alvin graduared from the Cambridge high school in 1907; became a bookkeeper at the Bank of Cambridge from 1907 to 1909; cashier 1911-19; and its president since 1919. He has been the owner and operator of the A. R. Amundson Insurance agency since 1911. He was appointed liaison officer to represent banks of Wisconsin in the Federal Housing Administration, the first set up in the state in 1934. Served as a member of the Cambridge Village board in 1917-18. He was instrumental in creating interest and in the purchase of Lake Ripley Community park, and was president of the Park board until 1938, when he resigned. He was a member of the council Wisconsin Bankers association three years, and a member of the Agricultural commission five years. He was one of the founders of the Lake Ripley Country club in 1915 and served as its secretary-treasurer for thirty-three years. He is the vice president of "The Cambridge Foundation," and one of the organizers. He is a trustee of the Masonic lodge in Cambridge, and a member of the Madison club of Madison, Wis. In 1951 at the Centennial celebration held in Cambridge, Alvin was presented with a plaque honoring him as a leader in developing the park on Lake Ripley, called "Foundation Park," and also for his exceptional activity in all community affairs. Whatever it was, any project undertaken by him would always be pushed thru to its conclusion. Irene graduated from the Oshkosh Normal School and taught in Cambridge before their marriage. In recent years they have traveled extensively in the United States and abroad on many trips, always visiting Norway, their favorite country. They are members of the Lutheran church. They reside in Cambridge, Wis. [1]

  
  

• Kilder

  [S551] Lester W. Hansen, BOK-THE ANDERSON-KROGH GENEALOGY, (Lester W. Hansen), 4. oktober 2016, http://www.slektenvonkrogh.no/books/Andersen_Krogh_Genealogy.pdf (Troverdighet: 2). Side 301, 302