Obit from the Albert Lea Tribune;
William A. Olsen, former resident of Albert Lea, died at his home in Waseca, MN. June 11, 1945, at 6 p.m. as a resut of a heart attack. He was 66 years, 11 month old. Although Mr Olsen had been in poor health for some time, he had been feeling fine recently. Even as late as one-half hour befor his death, he had been down town. He had been a meat cutter at the Hans Peter Christensen's Store on South Broadway, Albert Lea; later moving to Waseca in 1931 and worked in the Town Market, Wolf and Habein, and the Red and White tore.
William A. Olsen, former resident of Albert Lea, died at his home in Waseca, MN. June 11, 1945, at 6 p.m. as a resut of a heart attack. He was 66 years, 11 month old. Although Mr Olsen had been in poor health for some time, he had been feeling fine recently. Even as late as one-half hour befor his death, he had been down town. He had been a meat cutter at the Hans Peter Christensen's Store on South Broadway, Albert Lea; later moving to Waseca in 1931 and worked in the Town Market, Wolf and Habein, and the Red and White tore.
Obit from the Albert Lea Tribune;
William A. Olsen, former resident of Albert Lea, died at his home in Waseca, MN. June 11, 1945, at 6 p.m. as a resut of a heart attack. He was 66 years, 11 month old. Although Mr Olsen had been in poor health for some time, he had been feeling fine recently. Even as late as one-half hour befor his death, he had been down town. He had been a meat cutter at the Hans Peter Christensen's Store on South Broadway, Albert Lea; later moving to Waseca in 1931 and worked in the Town Market, Wolf and Habein, and the Red and White tore.
William A. Olsen, former resident of Albert Lea, died at his home in Waseca, MN. June 11, 1945, at 6 p.m. as a resut of a heart attack. He was 66 years, 11 month old. Although Mr Olsen had been in poor health for some time, he had been feeling fine recently. Even as late as one-half hour befor his death, he had been down town. He had been a meat cutter at the Hans Peter Christensen's Store on South Broadway, Albert Lea; later moving to Waseca in 1931 and worked in the Town Market, Wolf and Habein, and the Red and White tore.
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