Obit for OLDENBURG, George E. (b.1897 d.1986), Todd Co., MN
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Brainerd Daily Dispatch - April 15 , 1986
Oldenburg
Staples - 
Name: George E. Oldenburg
Age: 88
Residence: Staples
Passed Away: April 9, Wreka, Calif (automobile accident)
Born: May 24, 1897, Fawn Lake Township
Parents: Paul and Eva  Oldenburg
Spouse 1st: Clara Adamek (d.Sep 23,1962)
Married 1: June 30,1921 
Married 2: Jan 4 1964, Santa Ana, Calif
Spouse 2nd: Ruth Froiland
Occupation: farmed, Moran Township
            railroad, lineman
            water and light department, Staples
Retired: 1963
Accomplished: helped found the Rural Electrical Association, Staples (1940's)
Member: Eagles
Survived by: wife (named)
             two daughters
             two sons
             one stepson 
             two brother (named)
             15 grandchildren
             22 great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by: 1st wife
                      two sisters
                      four brothers
Funeral services: Brenny Funeral Home Bellin-Huff Chapel
Officiating: Rev. Leon Slominski
Burial: Evergreen Hills Cemetery, Staples