KETELSEN, Ellen Dorothea (Lundberg) 1904-1974

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KETELSEN, Ellen Dorothea (Lundberg) 1904-1974

KETELSEN, GRONWOLDT, LUNDBERG

Posted By: Deidre Badker (email)
Date: 8/27/2014 at 16:02:30

Ellen Dorothea Lundberg was born May 14, 1904 at Crystal, Tama, Iowa, to Paul Jonnas Lundberg and Ida Wilhelmina Gronwoldt. While young, her parents moved to Oklahoma.
Found in the 1910 census at Noble, Noble, Oklahoma: Paul J Lundberg 33, Ida W Lundberg 25, Ellen Dorothea Lundberg 5, Lawrence P Lundberg 2, Peter M Lundberg 70.
Found in the 1915, 1920 censuses at Clay, Grundy, Iowa:
1915: Ellen Lundberg age 10.
1920: Paul J Lundberg 43, Ida Lundberg 35, Ellen Lundberg 15, Laurence Lundberg 12, Viola Lundberg 6, Peter Lundberg 80.
Ellen married Henry Jurgen Ketelsen on November 14, 1923 at Osage, Mitchell, Iowa.
The couple had four daughters: Fern Ellen (1924-2004); Virginia Mae, Janet Marie and Carole Anne (1942-2002).
Found in the 1925, 1930 censuses living at Burr Oak, Mitchell, Iowa:
1925: August Ketelson 52, Annie Ketelson 49, Hanry (Henry) Ketelson 26, Alma (Elmer) Ketelson 15, Lorraine Ketelson 7, Ellen Ketelson 20, Fern Ketelson 1.
1930: Henry Ketelsen 31, Ellen Ketelsen 25, Fern Ketelsen 5, Virginia Ketelsen 3.
Found in the 1940 census at Liberty, Mitchell, Iowa: Henry Ketelsen 41, Ellen D Ketelsen 35, Fern E Ketelsen 15, Virginia M Ketelsen 13, Janet M Ketelsen 6.
Ellen died June 19, 1974 at Riceville, Mitchell, Iowa and is buried at the Osage City Cemetery, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa.
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Memorial for her at Find A Grave #61196490 with photo of couple.
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Obituary from Press-News:
Ellen Dorothea Lundberg was born May 14, 1904 near Garwin, Tama County, Iowa, the oldest daughter of Paul Jonnas and Ida Wilhelmina (Gronwoldt) Lundberg.
In 1906, she moved with her parents to Perry, Oklahoma, returning with them to the Garwin-Gladbrook, Iowa area in 1913. After her marriage, she and Henry farmed in the Burr Oak and Liberty townships, buying a farm west of Little Cedar, Iowa before retiring to Riceville in 1973.
She was a member of the Little Cedar and Riceville Methodist churches and women's societies. Also the Little Cedar neighborhood club, the Farm Bureau and a 4-H leader. She loved her flower gardens and did lots of sewing besides taking care of her chickens when they were on the farm. Her daughters thought she made the BEST cinnamon rolls. She also made red raspberry pies that people raved about and always took them to church to be sold at the fall bazaar.
Surviving are her husband, Henry, her mother, Mrs. Ida Lundberg, her daughters, 10 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and one brother, Lawrence Lundberg of Lake Wales, Florida.
Her father and a sister preceded her in death. She died from cancer, two brain tumors.
The Rev. Richard Oehring officiated at the funeral and pall bearers were: Glen Russell, LaVerne Olsen, Rudy Schroeder, Dean Ketelsen, Kenneth Bechtum, and Marvin Gronwoldt.

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Obituary: Ellen Dorothea Lundberg was born May 14, 1904 at Crystal, Tama, Iowa, to Paul Jonnas Lundberg and Ida Wilhelmina Gronwoldt. While young, her parents moved to Oklahoma. Found in the 1910 census at Noble, Noble, Oklahoma: Paul J Lundberg 33, Ida W Lundberg 25, Ellen Dorothea Lundberg 5, Lawrence P Lundberg 2, Peter M Lundberg 70. Found in the 1915, 1920 censuses at Clay, Grundy, Iowa: 1915: Ellen Lundberg age 10. 1920: Paul J Lundberg 43, Ida Lundberg 35, Ellen Lundberg 15, Laurence Lundberg 12, Viola Lundberg 6, Peter Lundberg 80. Ellen married Henry Jurgen Ketelsen on November 14, 1923 at Osage, Mitchell, Iowa. The couple had four daughters: Fern Ellen (1924-2004); Virginia Mae, Janet Marie and Carole Anne (1942-2002). Found in the 1925, 1930 censuses living at Burr Oak, Mitchell, Iowa: 1925: August Ketelson 52, Annie Ketelson 49, Hanry (Henry) Ketelson 26, Alma (Elmer) Ketelson 15, Lorraine Ketelson 7, Ellen Ketelson 20, Fern Ketelson 1. 1930: Henry Ketelsen 31, Ellen Ketelsen 25, Fern Ketelsen 5, Virginia Ketelsen 3. Found in the 1940 census at Liberty, Mitchell, Iowa: Henry Ketelsen 41, Ellen D Ketelsen 35, Fern E Ketelsen 15, Virginia M Ketelsen 13, Janet M Ketelsen 6. Ellen died June 19, 1974 at Riceville, Mitchell, Iowa and is buried at the Osage City Cemetery, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa. ---------------------------------- Memorial for her at Find A Grave #61196490 with photo of couple. ---------------------------------- Obituary from Press-News: Ellen Dorothea Lundberg was born May 14, 1904 near Garwin, Tama County, Iowa, the oldest daughter of Paul Jonnas and Ida Wilhelmina (Gronwoldt) Lundberg. In 1906, she moved with her parents to Perry, Oklahoma, returning with them to the Garwin-Gladbrook, Iowa area in 1913. After her marriage, she and Henry farmed in the Burr Oak and Liberty townships, buying a farm west of Little Cedar, Iowa before retiring to Riceville in 1973. She was a member of the Little Cedar and Riceville Methodist churches and women's societies. Also the Little Cedar neighborhood club, the Farm Bureau and a 4-H leader. She loved her flower gardens and did lots of sewing besides taking care of her chickens when they were on the farm. Her daughters thought she made the BEST cinnamon rolls. She also made red raspberry pies that people raved about and always took them to church to be sold at the fall bazaar. Surviving are her husband, Henry, her mother, Mrs. Ida Lundberg, her daughters, 10 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and one brother, Lawrence Lundberg of Lake Wales, Florida. Her father and a sister preceded her in death. She died from cancer, two brain tumors. The Rev. Richard Oehring officiated at the funeral and pall bearers were: Glen Russell, LaVerne Olsen, Rudy Schroeder, Dean Ketelsen, Kenneth Bechtum, and Marvin Gronwoldt.
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