CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF OTTO M. KLANDERUD

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Otto Klanderud, 50, Dies, Rites Held in Obert Tuesday
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	OBERT - Otto M. Klanderud, 50, lifelong resident of this area, 
died Saturday of a heart attack at his farm home north of Obert.  He 
was ill a short time.
	Funeral services were held at Our Saviour's Lutheran church 
Tuesday afternoon.  Rev. Carl Grindberg officiated.
	Burial was in the Obert cemetery under the direction of the 
Smith Funeral Home.  Pallbearers were  Gene Bottolfsen, LeRoy Heir, 
Wilbur Anderson, Edward Pinkelman, Clifton Stolpe and Vernon Stolpe.
	Mr. Klanderud is survived by his wife, four children, Karen, 
14, attending Augustan Academy at Canton, S.D.; Elaine, 13, Mark, 11, 
and Marilyn, 8, all at home; a brother, Henry Klanderud of Wynot and 
three sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Bottolfsen and Mrs. Martin Bottolfsen of 
Hartington and Mrs. Rachel Miller of Sunnyslope, Ariz.
	Otto Klanderud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Klanderud, was born 
June 23, 1908, at Hartington.  He attended Red Wing Seminary at Red Wing, 
Minn., and graduated as valedictorian in 1931.
	Mr. Klanderud was married March 21, 1942 to Alvera Nelson of 
Newcastle.  Mr. Klanderud was a  member of the board of trustees of Our 
Saviour's Lutheran church for over 25 years and a member of the Lutheran 
brotherhood and school board.

SEPTEMBER 1958  CEDAR COUNTY NEWS