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8151

He had worked for Jesco Masonry of Bloomington for 33 years.

WALLIN, Roger Kermit (I41229)

8152

He has a long criminal history in Oregon and Washington and served time in prison.

MCFADDEN, Jerry Lea (I22957)

8153

He inherited his father’s farm. He took an old building that had variously been used as an ice house, a school and a storage building and turned it into the Air-O-Inn, a restaurant and nightclub serving the locals as well as airport travelers.

Jack saw the airport as an opportunity. In 1931, he converted an old school building on 66th St. and 34th Ave. into a restaurant and nightclub known as the Air-O-Inn. For 11 years, the business served the growing number of people who used and worked at the airport – including fledgling Northwest Airways, Inc. which eventually employed all four of Jack’s children.

In 1942, the building was converted to a research center for the Navy and eventually torn down as the airport continued to grow.

In the 1950 census, he and Anna, their daughter Margaret and their son William, lived at 9701 Orchard Springs Road in Bloomington.

HOHAG, John Maximilian (Jack) (I25529)

8154

He is 19 and single and living at home with his parents in the 1910 census.

He registered for the draft on June 5, 1917, in Crookston, Minnesota, where he was married with a child and lived at 211 Hurlburt St. in Crookston. He was an auto tire vulcanizer. He was described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and light brown hair.

In the 1920 census, he is a railroad worker living with his wife and children in Dilworth, Clay County, Minnesota.

HEIBERG, Kristen Faye (I7165)

8155

He is 3 year-old Elmer, living with his parents and younger sister in Minneapolis in the 1910 census.

He died at the “Minnesota School for the Feeble-Minded and Colony for Epileptics” in Faribault, where he had been for 4 years and 6 months. He died from chronic endocarditis. His usual residence had been 4428 44th Avenue South in Minneapolis.

HANSON, Elmer Raymond (I11605)

8156

He is a “servant”, probably a farm laborer, on the Brekke farm in McAlmond Twp, Mountrail County, North Dakota, in the 1930 census.

MITBO, Jalmer (I17642)

8157

He is a 14 year-old lodger living in Minneapolis in the 1930 census.

In the 1940 census, he and Bernice and Robert lived in south Minneapolis. The senior Robert was a truck driver for a WPA project.

An article in the Star on 31 Jan 1943 says that Robert A Melina of 1601 Portland Avenue was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington, and had been promoted to Corporal.

He was a veteran of World War II, Pacific theatre, and met Isabelle while stationed in Nouméa.

In the 1948 Minneapolis city directory, Robert was a janitor for the public library. He lived at 1601 Portland Avenue.

He died at University Hospital and the hospital’s information was used for his death certificate. He was the son of Nick Melina and Evelyn Christy. His wife was Isabell. Robert was a veteran of WWII and worked as a self-employed service station operator. His usual residence was 2900 2nd Avenue North (2910 in his obit). He died of a heart attack, complicated by pulmonary edema.

MELINA, Robert Arthur (I18076)

8158

He is a 32 stationary engineer living in Minneapolis in the 1930 census. He was first married at age 22 and was still married at the time of the census although no wife is listed with him.

DAVIS, Guy W (I8564)

8159

He is a 34 year-old “chore-boy” living with the Clark Lyons in Wood County in the 1905 state census.

He is probably the “Seaver” Williamson whose obit appeared in the Stevens Point Daily Journal on 23 April 1937.

WILLIAMSON, Severt (I11633)

8160

He is a farmer in Wang or Hawk Creek Twp, Renville County, in the 1910 census.

He is probably the John Severin Engebretson who died 10 Aug 1914 in Renville County.

ENGEBRETSON, John (I5743)