ANDERSON, Rudolph A. c1912-1944

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ANDERSON, Rudolph A. c1912-1944

ANDERSON, TROGE

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 12/5/2010 at 12:25:15

#1:
RUDY ANDERSON
KILLED IN ACTION
AGAINST GERMANY
OSAGE SOLDIER REPORTED
MISSING. LOST LIFE
DECEMBER 15TH
Mrs. Rudolph Anderson received a message Tuesday from the government saying that her husband, private Rudolph Anderson, had been killed in action December 15 in Germany. A message December 31 said that he was missing in action.
Through correspondence with a soldier friend of "Rudy's," hope was held out that he was a German prisoner. The last government message however, definitely stated that he was killed in action.
Private Anderson was born in Hannaford, North Dakota and came to this County when a small boy with his mother and his sister, Myrtle, the latter now Mrs. Ernest Counsell Jr. He graduated in 1930 and worked at various occupations until he went to Alaska to work on the Alcan Highway. He was there about a month and returned to Osage only a short time before he was inducted to the army.
Pvt. Anderson was married to Hildegarde Troge June 23, 1940. They established their home in Osage, where Mrs. Anderson still resides. She is office assistant for Dr. Sam Savre.
Surviving is Mrs. Anderson and sister mentioned above.
His mother Mrs. Nettie Anderson, died several years ago.
[Mitchell County Press, May, 17, 1945] (SB/d)
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#2:
Plan Memorial for
Rudolph Anderson
Memorial service for Rudolph A. Anderson will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Osage, Sunday, June 10, at 2:30 o'clock.
He was inducted into the United States Army January 16, 1943 and left for England with the 78th Division October 14, 1944, seeing action in France, Belgium and Germany. He was reported missing December 15, 1944. The Secretary of War, on May 15, 1945, notified his wife that he was killed in action on December 15, 1944.
Mr. Anderson leaves to mourn, his wife, the former Hildegarde Troge; a sister, Mrs. Ernest Counsell, Jr.; four nieces; and one nephew.
[Mitchell County Press, June 7, 1945]
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#3:
1920 US Census: Mabel, Griggs, North Dakota--
Charlie Anderson, 43, born Wisconsin
Nettie, 44, born Wisconsin
Myrtle, 10, born North Dakota
Rudolph, A., 8, born North Dakota
NOTE:
By 1930 he and his mother and sister are living in Osage Iowa and she is a widow.
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#4:
Osage - Marriage License Issued at Osage
Rudolph Anderson age 29 and Hildegarde Troge, Osage.
[ Mason City Globe Gazette, June 24, 1940 ]
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#5:
HILDEGARDE TROGE, RUDOLPH ANDERSON MARRY NEAR OSAGE
Osage, Iowa -- Hildegarde Troge, daughter of Gustav Troge, and Rudolph Anderson, son of Mrs. Nettie Anderson, were married Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church, south of Osage by the Rev. Mr. Leschband of Riceville. Hulda Troge, the bride's sister, and Clarence Oswald were the attendants. Dolores Johnson, the bride's niece, was the flower girl. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Troge home.
Both are graduates of the Osage High School and the bride has been working in Dr. Sam Savre's office. Mr. Anderson has a position with the county engineer.
They left on a trip to Wisconsin. After July 7, they will be at home in an apartment in the Ress Russell house on Oak street.
[Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, June 25, 1940]
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#6:
Photo of Rudolph is from above obituary (#2) article - MCPress June 7, 1945.
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#7:
OSAGE SOLDIER'S BODY
BURIED IN BELGIUM
Mrs. Hans Staff and Mrs. Ernest Counsell, Jr., as next of kin, have received word that Pvt. Rudolph Anderson's body is buried in a U.S. Military cemetery at Neuville-en-Condroz, nine miles southwest of Liege, Belgium. Pvt. Anderson was killed at Raffelsbrand, Germany, in Hurtgen Forest December 15, 1944. Mrs. Staff and Mrs. Counsell state they do not plan to have his body shipped home.
Memorial services for Pvt. Anderson were held June 10, 1945, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Osage. He was inducted into the United States Army on January 16, 1943, and left for England with the 78th Division in October, 1944, seeing action in France, Belgium and Germany.
Anderson was employed by the Mitchell county maintenance department for many years before entering the services.
Mitchell County Press-News, September 29, 1949
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NOTES:
http://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/ar.php
says that the Ardennes American Cemetery is located near the southeast edge of Neupré (Neuville-en-Condroz), 12 miles southwest of Liège, Belgium.

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Obituary: #1: RUDY ANDERSON KILLED IN ACTION AGAINST GERMANY OSAGE SOLDIER REPORTED MISSING. LOST LIFE DECEMBER 15TH Mrs. Rudolph Anderson received a message Tuesday from the government saying that her husband, private Rudolph Anderson, had been killed in action December 15 in Germany. A message December 31 said that he was missing in action. Through correspondence with a soldier friend of "Rudy's," hope was held out that he was a German prisoner. The last government message however, definitely stated that he was killed in action. Private Anderson was born in Hannaford, North Dakota and came to this County when a small boy with his mother and his sister, Myrtle, the latter now Mrs. Ernest Counsell Jr. He graduated in 1930 and worked at various occupations until he went to Alaska to work on the Alcan Highway. He was there about a month and returned to Osage only a short time before he was inducted to the army. Pvt. Anderson was married to Hildegarde Troge June 23, 1940. They established their home in Osage, where Mrs. Anderson still resides. She is office assistant for Dr. Sam Savre. Surviving is Mrs. Anderson and sister mentioned above. His mother Mrs. Nettie Anderson, died several years ago. [Mitchell County Press, May, 17, 1945] (SB/d) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: Plan Memorial for Rudolph Anderson Memorial service for Rudolph A. Anderson will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Osage, Sunday, June 10, at 2:30 o'clock. He was inducted into the United States Army January 16, 1943 and left for England with the 78th Division October 14, 1944, seeing action in France, Belgium and Germany. He was reported missing December 15, 1944. The Secretary of War, on May 15, 1945, notified his wife that he was killed in action on December 15, 1944. Mr. Anderson leaves to mourn, his wife, the former Hildegarde Troge; a sister, Mrs. Ernest Counsell, Jr.; four nieces; and one nephew. [Mitchell County Press, June 7, 1945] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #3: 1920 US Census: Mabel, Griggs, North Dakota-- Charlie Anderson, 43, born Wisconsin Nettie, 44, born Wisconsin Myrtle, 10, born North Dakota Rudolph, A., 8, born North Dakota NOTE: By 1930 he and his mother and sister are living in Osage Iowa and she is a widow. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #4: Osage - Marriage License Issued at Osage Rudolph Anderson age 29 and Hildegarde Troge, Osage. [ Mason City Globe Gazette, June 24, 1940 ] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #5: HILDEGARDE TROGE, RUDOLPH ANDERSON MARRY NEAR OSAGE Osage, Iowa -- Hildegarde Troge, daughter of Gustav Troge, and Rudolph Anderson, son of Mrs. Nettie Anderson, were married Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church, south of Osage by the Rev. Mr. Leschband of Riceville. Hulda Troge, the bride's sister, and Clarence Oswald were the attendants. Dolores Johnson, the bride's niece, was the flower girl. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Troge home. Both are graduates of the Osage High School and the bride has been working in Dr. Sam Savre's office. Mr. Anderson has a position with the county engineer. They left on a trip to Wisconsin. After July 7, they will be at home in an apartment in the Ress Russell house on Oak street. [Mason City Globe Gazette, Tuesday, June 25, 1940] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #6: Photo of Rudolph is from above obituary (#2) article - MCPress June 7, 1945. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #7: OSAGE SOLDIER'S BODY BURIED IN BELGIUM Mrs. Hans Staff and Mrs. Ernest Counsell, Jr., as next of kin, have received word that Pvt. Rudolph Anderson's body is buried in a U.S. Military cemetery at Neuville-en-Condroz, nine miles southwest of Liege, Belgium. Pvt. Anderson was killed at Raffelsbrand, Germany, in Hurtgen Forest December 15, 1944. Mrs. Staff and Mrs. Counsell state they do not plan to have his body shipped home. Memorial services for Pvt. Anderson were held June 10, 1945, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Osage. He was inducted into the United States Army on January 16, 1943, and left for England with the 78th Division in October, 1944, seeing action in France, Belgium and Germany. Anderson was employed by the Mitchell county maintenance department for many years before entering the services. Mitchell County Press-News, September 29, 1949 ------------------------------------------ NOTES: <A HREF="http://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/ar.php" >http://www.abmc.gov/cemeteries/cemeteries/ar.php</A> says that the Ardennes American Cemetery is located near the southeast edge of Neupré (Neuville-en-Condroz), 12 miles southwest of Liège, Belgium.
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