Monona County IA Archives Obituaries.....Wangberg, Hilda Oline Norby December 24, 1953
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Vivian Norby Andersen Collection
Mrs. John Wangberg
Dies Christmas Eve              (From the collection of Vivian Norby Andersen)

	Mrs. John Wangberg, a resident of Soldier during her girlhood days, 
passed away Christmas eve, December 24, at the home of her daughter in Council 
Bluffs.  She had been an invalid since suffering a stroke several months ago.
	Mrs. Wangberg was a fine Christian woman, one who, like her husband 
had devoted her life to the work of the Lord.  Her husband and two sons are 
ministers in the Lutheran faith.
	Funeral services were held from the Soldier Lutheran Church Monday, 
December 28 at 2:00 o’clock with Rev. V. T. Jordahl of Mason City 
officiating.  Burial was in the Soldier Valley cemetery under the direction of 
the Oldham Funeral Home.
	Hilda Oline Norby was born at Urskog, Norway, on September 18, 1872.  
At the age of seven she emigrated to America with her parents, Gunerius and 
Maren Norby, and settled near Soldier, Iowa where she grew to womanhood.  She 
was confirmed in the Soldier Lutheran Church.  
	On June 28, 1907, she was united in marriage with Pastor Johan O. 
Wangberg.  They established their first home at Mohall, North Dakota, later 
moving to Irwin, Iowa, Bowman, North Dakota, Rolfe, Iowa, and Otteson, Iowa.
	In March of 1953 she suffered a stroke which left her an invalid.  
Since August of this year she and her husband have made their home in Council 
Bluffs, Iowa, with their daughter, Martha.  She passed away suddenly on 
Christmas eve, 1953.
	Surviving are her husband, two daughters:  Martha of Council Bluffs, 
and Judith (Mrs. Harvey King) of Nickerson, Kansas, and two sons, who are 
pastors, Orlando at Frost, Minn., and Reuben at Webster, South Dakota; two 
sisters, Mrs. C. J. Rustin of Soldier, and Mrs. O. L. Larson of Dunlap, Iowa; 
three brothers:  Ole and Henry Norby of Soldier and Edwin Norby of Little 
Sioux.  Eleven grandchildren also survive.



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