U.S. Evangelical Lutheran Church
Name: Adolph Oscar Aaker
Baptism Age: 0
Record Type: Confirmation
Birth Date: 5 Jun 1878
Baptism Date: 21 Jul 1878
Confirmation Date: 30 Apr 1893
Father: Irengmand O Aaker
Mother: Christenia Aaker
Church Name: Madison
Church Location: Ridgeway, Iowa
Father: Drengman Olsen Aaker
Mother: Christine A. Turvold
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Jan. 29, 1927
Dr. Adolph Aaker, 48 years old of Minot, widely known physician, died in a local hospital Friday as a result of internal injuries suffered when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Death was declared due to an internal abdominal hemorrhage.
Dr. Aaker had been attending the funeral of a friend at Velva and was hurrying to catch a train.
Dr. Aaker moved to Minot last fall after having practiced at Velva since 1909.
Prior to srudy of medicine Dr. Aaker was a scholarship pupil of the famous piano teacher, Hans von Schiller.
Dr. Aaker had written a number of musical compositions. His "Evangeline " suite written as incidental music to Longfellow's "Evangeline" was published and played by many of the leading symphony orchestras of the country.
Funeral services are to be held at First Lutheran church in Minot , Monday afternoon.
Albert Lea Evening Tribune, January 31, 1927, Page 5
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED RUNNING FOR A TRAIN
Minot, North Dakota Jan. 29th.
Dr. Adolph A. Aaker, 48, of Minot, widely known physician and surgeon, died in a local hospital yesterday as a result of internal injuries sustained when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Winona Republican Herald, January 29, 1927, Page 1
He died on Jan. 28, 1927
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
Name: Adolph Oscar Aaker
Baptism Age: 0
Record Type: Confirmation
Birth Date: 5 Jun 1878
Baptism Date: 21 Jul 1878
Confirmation Date: 30 Apr 1893
Father: Irengmand O Aaker
Mother: Christenia Aaker
Church Name: Madison
Church Location: Ridgeway, Iowa
Father: Drengman Olsen Aaker
Mother: Christine A. Turvold
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Jan. 29, 1927
Dr. Adolph Aaker, 48 years old of Minot, widely known physician, died in a local hospital Friday as a result of internal injuries suffered when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Death was declared due to an internal abdominal hemorrhage.
Dr. Aaker had been attending the funeral of a friend at Velva and was hurrying to catch a train.
Dr. Aaker moved to Minot last fall after having practiced at Velva since 1909.
Prior to srudy of medicine Dr. Aaker was a scholarship pupil of the famous piano teacher, Hans von Schiller.
Dr. Aaker had written a number of musical compositions. His "Evangeline " suite written as incidental music to Longfellow's "Evangeline" was published and played by many of the leading symphony orchestras of the country.
Funeral services are to be held at First Lutheran church in Minot , Monday afternoon.
Albert Lea Evening Tribune, January 31, 1927, Page 5
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED RUNNING FOR A TRAIN
Minot, North Dakota Jan. 29th.
Dr. Adolph A. Aaker, 48, of Minot, widely known physician and surgeon, died in a local hospital yesterday as a result of internal injuries sustained when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Winona Republican Herald, January 29, 1927, Page 1
He died on Jan. 28, 1927
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
U.S. Evangelical Lutheran Church
Name: Adolph Oscar Aaker
Baptism Age: 0
Record Type: Confirmation
Birth Date: 5 Jun 1878
Baptism Date: 21 Jul 1878
Confirmation Date: 30 Apr 1893
Father: Irengmand O Aaker
Mother: Christenia Aaker
Church Name: Madison
Church Location: Ridgeway, Iowa
Father: Drengman Olsen Aaker
Mother: Christine A. Turvold
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Jan. 29, 1927
Dr. Adolph Aaker, 48 years old of Minot, widely known physician, died in a local hospital Friday as a result of internal injuries suffered when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Death was declared due to an internal abdominal hemorrhage.
Dr. Aaker had been attending the funeral of a friend at Velva and was hurrying to catch a train.
Dr. Aaker moved to Minot last fall after having practiced at Velva since 1909.
Prior to srudy of medicine Dr. Aaker was a scholarship pupil of the famous piano teacher, Hans von Schiller.
Dr. Aaker had written a number of musical compositions. His "Evangeline " suite written as incidental music to Longfellow's "Evangeline" was published and played by many of the leading symphony orchestras of the country.
Funeral services are to be held at First Lutheran church in Minot , Monday afternoon.
Albert Lea Evening Tribune, January 31, 1927, Page 5
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED RUNNING FOR A TRAIN
Minot, North Dakota Jan. 29th.
Dr. Adolph A. Aaker, 48, of Minot, widely known physician and surgeon, died in a local hospital yesterday as a result of internal injuries sustained when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Winona Republican Herald, January 29, 1927, Page 1
He died on Jan. 28, 1927
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
Name: Adolph Oscar Aaker
Baptism Age: 0
Record Type: Confirmation
Birth Date: 5 Jun 1878
Baptism Date: 21 Jul 1878
Confirmation Date: 30 Apr 1893
Father: Irengmand O Aaker
Mother: Christenia Aaker
Church Name: Madison
Church Location: Ridgeway, Iowa
Father: Drengman Olsen Aaker
Mother: Christine A. Turvold
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Jan. 29, 1927
Dr. Adolph Aaker, 48 years old of Minot, widely known physician, died in a local hospital Friday as a result of internal injuries suffered when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Death was declared due to an internal abdominal hemorrhage.
Dr. Aaker had been attending the funeral of a friend at Velva and was hurrying to catch a train.
Dr. Aaker moved to Minot last fall after having practiced at Velva since 1909.
Prior to srudy of medicine Dr. Aaker was a scholarship pupil of the famous piano teacher, Hans von Schiller.
Dr. Aaker had written a number of musical compositions. His "Evangeline " suite written as incidental music to Longfellow's "Evangeline" was published and played by many of the leading symphony orchestras of the country.
Funeral services are to be held at First Lutheran church in Minot , Monday afternoon.
Albert Lea Evening Tribune, January 31, 1927, Page 5
MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED RUNNING FOR A TRAIN
Minot, North Dakota Jan. 29th.
Dr. Adolph A. Aaker, 48, of Minot, widely known physician and surgeon, died in a local hospital yesterday as a result of internal injuries sustained when he tripped and fell while running to catch a train at Velva.
Winona Republican Herald, January 29, 1927, Page 1
He died on Jan. 28, 1927
Contributor: julrene thornberg (47323751)
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