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18371

She was Adah Rinn, a nurse at Northfield City Hospital, when she married Myron Ellingboe.

The Northfield News’s May 20, 1948 edition mentioned her promotion to Superintendent, Northfield Hospital.

Mrs. Myron Ellingboe, 60, of 3175 E. 71st St., Inver Grove Heights, died Thursday at Miller Hospital, St. Paul. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in St. Timothy Lutheran Church, St. Paul, with the Rev. Orville K. Wold officiating. Interment will be in Vang Lutheran Cemetery, Dennison. Visitation will be in Boldt Funeral Home Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. and Sunday in English & Meeker Funeral Home, South St. Paul, from 3 to 8 p.m., and at the church one hour before services. Mrs. Adah Delphine Ellingboe, daughter of Arno and Alma Lechelt Jenner, was born July 18, 1918, at Nerstrand. She married Myron Ellingboe Jan. 10, 1948, at Olivia. Mrs. Ellingboe was a registered nurse. She was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her husband: one son, William, of Fountain Valley, Calif.; and two grandchildren.

JENNER, Adah Delphine (I6589)

18372

She was age 34 in the 1930 census, age 42 in the 1940 census. Michigan Deaths has 25 April.

RASMUSSEN, Petrinellie (Nellie) (I6251)

18373

She was age 42 in the 1865 census.

HAUGEN (KVIE), Anne Nilsdatter (I25622)

18374

She was age 5 when she was listed with the family in the 1885 state census when the family still lived in Chippewa County.

Died before 1890 because her parents reused her name on another daughter.

BLOMGREN, Christina (I10956)

18375

She was Alfred’s widow.

Celia (I33771)

18376

She was already a widow in the 1910 census when she and Lillian lived in Watkins, Forest Prairie Twp, Meeker County, Minnesota. She had had 3 children, 2 still living.

One source gives her death date, incorrectly, as 4 Sep 1940.

Her residence was 423 West 32nd Street when she died. She was a widow who was serving as a housekeeper for her daughters. She died of paralysis following an operation.

YOUNG, Anna Rosa (I5009)

18377

She was already Norma Chiodo in September of 1920, at which time she was a senior in high school.

She was an eyewitness to her father killing her mother and aunt. She was “too ill to testify” but was able to give a deposition.

By January of 1922, as a “pretty 18 year-old” and “a little slip of a girl” expecting a baby in March of 1922, she testified against her father “even if it sends my father to the gallows!”

She may have had a daughter Jean, born in about 1922. An article in the San Pedro News-Pilot in August of 1923 referred to Mrs Norma Chiodo having a little daughter named Jean.

An article mentioning the marriage license for “Mrs. Norma Chiodo of San Pedro” and Wright said that she had been a resident of San Pedro for a number of years and was prominent in San Pedro social circles. She was a former student at San Pedro High School where she was president of the Girls’ League in 1921.

In the 1940 census, she and Jean live in Pasadena at 1987 Paloma Street, a home Norma owns that is worth $3500. This is the same place, but not the same house, that they lived in 1935. Norma, a widow, works as an escrow clerk at a bank. Jean, who only had three years of high school, is a “new worker” at a school cafeteria.

The California Voter Registration has her still living at 1987 Paloma, as Mrs. Norma I Wright, in 1948.

Kaninen has her living in Las Vegas in April of 1984. Norma was in Las Vegas, as Norma Anthis, as early as 1954.

THOMPSON, Norma Irene (I16884)

18378

She was Amanda Crane at the time of her sister Mary Ann’s death in 1997.

ESTREM, Amanda Nicolina (I28185)

18379

She was an heir to half of her father’s farm (109/2).

HÅLIEN, Berit Knutsdatter (I28636)

18380

She was an only child.

SCHARF, Regina Marie (I1002)