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Johan Nordahl Brun
1745 - 1816 Person Name: Johan Nordahl Brun, 1745-1816 Hymnal Number: 132 Author of "Heavenly Spirit, All Others Transcending" in Ambassador Hymnal
Johan Nordahl Brun
Alda M. Milner-Barry
1875 - 1940 Hymnal Number: 348 Author of "It Is the Holy Spirit's Day" in Ambassador Hymnal
Alda M. Milner-Barry
E. W. Schroeter
Hymnal Number: 333 Composer of "IN A TINY STABLE" in Ambassador Hymnal
E. W. Schroeter
Walter G. Whinfield
1865 - 1919 Person Name: Walter G. Whinfield, 1919 Hymnal Number: 139 Composer of "WORCESTER" in Ambassador Hymnal
Walter G. Whinfield
Oscar Overby
b. 1892 Person Name: Oscar R. Overby, 1892-1964 Hymnal Number: 106 Translator of "Easter Morrow Stills Our Sorrow" in Ambassador Hymnal
Oscar Overby
Gunnar Wennerberg
1817 - 1901 Person Name: Gunnar Wennerberg, 1817-1901 Hymnal Number: 483 Composer of "WENNERBERG" in Ambassador Hymnal
Gunnar Wennerberg
Mildred A. Stagg
Person Name: Mildred Adair Stagg, b. 1926 Hymnal Number: 329 Author of "In a Tiny Manger" in Ambassador Hymnal
Mildred A. Stagg
Sandra Myhr Anderson
Hymnal Number: 377 Author (st. 2) of "Forgive Me, God, for Things I Do" in Ambassador Hymnal
Sandra Myhr Anderson
Samuel M. Miller
Person Name: Samuel M. Miller, 1890-1975 Hymnal Number: 161 Author of "When Jesus Comes in Glory" in Ambassador Hymnal Samuel Martin Miller was a Swedish American Lutheran pastor in the Augustana Synod. He was also an author and composer and the first Dean of the new Lutheran Bible Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota (1919.
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Samuel M. Miller
Ole T. Arneson
1853 - 1917 Person Name: Ole Tolluf Arneson, 1853-1917 Hymnal Number: 297 Translator of "How Fair the Church of Christ Shall Stand" in Ambassador Hymnal Ole T. Arneson was born in Highland township, Winnesheik county, Iowa, May 4, 1853, to Tollef Arneson and Margrete Olson (Rudringen) Sanden, farmers.
Mr. Arneson attended the common school until he was confirmed in the Lutheran church. He then took the elementary course at the state normal school, Winona, Minn., from where he graduated Dec. 31, 1871.
He now commenced teaching school in his home district and later continued teaching in various places. For three years he was principal of the graded school at Spring Grove, Minn. In the spring of 1879 he moved to North Dakota and took up a homestead near Hatton, Traill county. Here he taught school part of the time while holding the claim, which he proved up in 1884 and sold in 1886, when he moved to Decorah, la. He was then employed in the mailing department of "Decorahposten" until Sept. 1887, when he accepted a position as shipping and mailing clerk with the Lutheran Publishing House. . With this institution he remained 17 years. In October 1904 he accepted a position as manager of "Skandinaven's" Book Department, of which he is still in charge.
July 7, 1877, Mr. Arneson was joined in holy wedlock to Miss Inger Tobiason.
From A History of the Norwegians in Illinois, compiled and edited by A. E. Strand. Published by John Anderson Publishing Company, 1905
Ole T. Arneson
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