The Rev. Halvor M. Normann died during an emergency operation in New York City on June 20. He was en route to Norway for a visit. The funeral service was held in Christ Lutheran Church, St. Paul, with Pastor Joseph Simonson in charge and Dr. L. N. Field preaching.
Mr. Normann was born in 1878 at Sioux City, Iowa, to the Rev. and Mrs. Olaus A. Normann. He attended Park Region and Luther Colleges and Luther Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1903, he served Home Mission parishes from Superior and Spooner, Wis., and later pastorates at Grand Forks, Velva, Leeds, Wolford, and Arnegard, N. Dak., and Cresco, Iowa. At the time of his death he was serving the parish at Lewistown, Mont.
He was formerly president of Grand Forks College and Northwestern College and was an official of the Iowa District. He was preceded in death by one son and his wife, who was president of the Women's Missionary Federation.
He is survived by two sons and four grandchildren.
(Ordained 1903, N S) Born May 7, 1878, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Rev. O. A. Normann and Britha S. (Holum), Park Region College, 1892-95; Luther College, 1896-1900 (B A); Luther Seminary, 1900-03 (C T); Chiropractics and Suggestive Therapeutics, Chicago, 1909; Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, No., 1914-16 (D.C., 1921) Pastor, Superior, Wisconsin, 1903-08; Spooner, Wisconsin, 1908-09; Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1909-10; Velva, North Dakota, 1910-12; Leeds and Wolford, North Dakota, 1912-14; Cresco, Iowa, 1914-43; Arnegard, North Dakota, 1943-49; Lewistown, Montana, 1949-50. President, Grand Forks College, 1909-10; Northwestern College, 1910-12. Treasurer, Iowa District L.L., 1919-21. Financial Secretary, Iowa District, 1924-25. Married Clarissa G. Heieie, 1904 (died 1948). Died June 20, 1950.
Mr. Normann was born in 1878 at Sioux City, Iowa, to the Rev. and Mrs. Olaus A. Normann. He attended Park Region and Luther Colleges and Luther Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1903, he served Home Mission parishes from Superior and Spooner, Wis., and later pastorates at Grand Forks, Velva, Leeds, Wolford, and Arnegard, N. Dak., and Cresco, Iowa. At the time of his death he was serving the parish at Lewistown, Mont.
He was formerly president of Grand Forks College and Northwestern College and was an official of the Iowa District. He was preceded in death by one son and his wife, who was president of the Women's Missionary Federation.
He is survived by two sons and four grandchildren.
(Ordained 1903, N S) Born May 7, 1878, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Rev. O. A. Normann and Britha S. (Holum), Park Region College, 1892-95; Luther College, 1896-1900 (B A); Luther Seminary, 1900-03 (C T); Chiropractics and Suggestive Therapeutics, Chicago, 1909; Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, No., 1914-16 (D.C., 1921) Pastor, Superior, Wisconsin, 1903-08; Spooner, Wisconsin, 1908-09; Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1909-10; Velva, North Dakota, 1910-12; Leeds and Wolford, North Dakota, 1912-14; Cresco, Iowa, 1914-43; Arnegard, North Dakota, 1943-49; Lewistown, Montana, 1949-50. President, Grand Forks College, 1909-10; Northwestern College, 1910-12. Treasurer, Iowa District L.L., 1919-21. Financial Secretary, Iowa District, 1924-25. Married Clarissa G. Heieie, 1904 (died 1948). Died June 20, 1950.
The Rev. Halvor M. Normann died during an emergency operation in New York City on June 20. He was en route to Norway for a visit. The funeral service was held in Christ Lutheran Church, St. Paul, with Pastor Joseph Simonson in charge and Dr. L. N. Field preaching.
Mr. Normann was born in 1878 at Sioux City, Iowa, to the Rev. and Mrs. Olaus A. Normann. He attended Park Region and Luther Colleges and Luther Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1903, he served Home Mission parishes from Superior and Spooner, Wis., and later pastorates at Grand Forks, Velva, Leeds, Wolford, and Arnegard, N. Dak., and Cresco, Iowa. At the time of his death he was serving the parish at Lewistown, Mont.
He was formerly president of Grand Forks College and Northwestern College and was an official of the Iowa District. He was preceded in death by one son and his wife, who was president of the Women's Missionary Federation.
He is survived by two sons and four grandchildren.
(Ordained 1903, N S) Born May 7, 1878, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Rev. O. A. Normann and Britha S. (Holum), Park Region College, 1892-95; Luther College, 1896-1900 (B A); Luther Seminary, 1900-03 (C T); Chiropractics and Suggestive Therapeutics, Chicago, 1909; Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, No., 1914-16 (D.C., 1921) Pastor, Superior, Wisconsin, 1903-08; Spooner, Wisconsin, 1908-09; Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1909-10; Velva, North Dakota, 1910-12; Leeds and Wolford, North Dakota, 1912-14; Cresco, Iowa, 1914-43; Arnegard, North Dakota, 1943-49; Lewistown, Montana, 1949-50. President, Grand Forks College, 1909-10; Northwestern College, 1910-12. Treasurer, Iowa District L.L., 1919-21. Financial Secretary, Iowa District, 1924-25. Married Clarissa G. Heieie, 1904 (died 1948). Died June 20, 1950.
Mr. Normann was born in 1878 at Sioux City, Iowa, to the Rev. and Mrs. Olaus A. Normann. He attended Park Region and Luther Colleges and Luther Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1903, he served Home Mission parishes from Superior and Spooner, Wis., and later pastorates at Grand Forks, Velva, Leeds, Wolford, and Arnegard, N. Dak., and Cresco, Iowa. At the time of his death he was serving the parish at Lewistown, Mont.
He was formerly president of Grand Forks College and Northwestern College and was an official of the Iowa District. He was preceded in death by one son and his wife, who was president of the Women's Missionary Federation.
He is survived by two sons and four grandchildren.
(Ordained 1903, N S) Born May 7, 1878, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Rev. O. A. Normann and Britha S. (Holum), Park Region College, 1892-95; Luther College, 1896-1900 (B A); Luther Seminary, 1900-03 (C T); Chiropractics and Suggestive Therapeutics, Chicago, 1909; Weltmer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics, Nevada, No., 1914-16 (D.C., 1921) Pastor, Superior, Wisconsin, 1903-08; Spooner, Wisconsin, 1908-09; Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1909-10; Velva, North Dakota, 1910-12; Leeds and Wolford, North Dakota, 1912-14; Cresco, Iowa, 1914-43; Arnegard, North Dakota, 1943-49; Lewistown, Montana, 1949-50. President, Grand Forks College, 1909-10; Northwestern College, 1910-12. Treasurer, Iowa District L.L., 1919-21. Financial Secretary, Iowa District, 1924-25. Married Clarissa G. Heieie, 1904 (died 1948). Died June 20, 1950.
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