Bio: Gilbertson, Irwin Orlando
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Surnames: Gilbertson, Ziebell, Stanstadt, Roehl
----Source: Marshfield News Herald
(Marshfield, Wood County, Wis.) 25 July 1930
Irwin O. Gilbertson, Granton, was born
April 29, 1897, in the town of Irving, Jackson County, near Black
River Falls, and after completing an eighth grade course at the
district school, took a two-year business course at a college in
Ottawa, Illinois. He worked for two years as apprentice for the
August Mattson Furniture and Undertaking Company at Black River
Falls, after which he took a course in embalming at Milwaukee.
Returning to Black River Falls, he engaged in business and two
years later, in 1927, sold out and came to Granton.
He was married April 8, 1922, to Miss
Gertrude Ziebell, daughter of Fred and Anna (Roehl) Ziebell of
Neillsville. They have four children: Erwin Jr., 6, Jane 5,
Clarence 4 and Betty 2. Mr. Gilbertson’s parents are Emil and
Mattie (Stanstadt) Gilbertson of Black River Falls.
Fraternally, he is affiliated with the Granton Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, of which he is clerk; the Black River Falls Lodge No. 174, Free and Accepted Masons; the Black River Falls Lodge, Scandinavian American Fraternity. Politically, he is a progressive Republican. His hobby is baseball.
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