Services will be 1:30 p m. Saturday for Harold A. Lindquist, manager•engineer of the Minneapolis plant of the American Bridge division of U. S. Steel Company, who died Tuesday at the age of 60. Mr. Lindquist. who lived at 2217 St. Anthony boulevard, had been employed at the plant lance 1916, when he started work as a time keeper after his graduation from East high school. He later was shipping and cost clerk, foreman. draftsman, and superintendent. He became manager and engineer in 1948.
He was identified with numinous construction projects in the Upper Midwest and was active in social and professional organizations, including the Engineers club, St. Anthony Commercial club and the Masons.
Among survivors are his wife; Caroline, a daughter; Mrs. Robert Choate, Dayton. Ohio, a sister; Agnes and brother; Edwin, both of Minneapolis.
Services will be at 0. E. Larson mortuary with burial in Hillside cemetery.
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 27 Sep 1956, Thursday Page 27
Military Service:
United States World War I Draft: 1917
U.S. Marine Corps, Muster Rolls,(a register of the officers and men in a military)
Elementary School:
Webster Elementary: Daniel Webster (Built in 1888)
707 Monroe Street
NE Minneapolis, MN
Married tp Caroline Catherine George on August 20, 1917, Minneapolis,, Minnesota
Residence:
1896-1956
Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
1)Adams St NE
2)717 Fillmore St. NE
3)IN 1938
..2217 St Anthony Bouleyard
Occupation:
1)1920 Traffic Man
Industry: Bridge Co.
2)1930 draftsman
Industry: Bridge Construction
3)1938 Shop Supt
Services will be 1:30 p m. Saturday for Harold A. Lindquist, manager•engineer of the Minneapolis plant of the American Bridge division of U. S. Steel Company, who died Tuesday at the age of 60. Mr. Lindquist. who lived at 2217 St. Anthony boulevard, had been employed at the plant lance 1916, when he started work as a time keeper after his graduation from East high school. He later was shipping and cost clerk, foreman. draftsman, and superintendent. He became manager and engineer in 1948.
He was identified with numinous construction projects in the Upper Midwest and was active in social and professional organizations, including the Engineers club, St. Anthony Commercial club and the Masons.
Among survivors are his wife; Caroline, a daughter; Mrs. Robert Choate, Dayton. Ohio, a sister; Agnes and brother; Edwin, both of Minneapolis.
Services will be at 0. E. Larson mortuary with burial in Hillside cemetery.
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 27 Sep 1956, Thursday Page 27
Military Service:
United States World War I Draft: 1917
U.S. Marine Corps, Muster Rolls,(a register of the officers and men in a military)
Elementary School:
Webster Elementary: Daniel Webster (Built in 1888)
707 Monroe Street
NE Minneapolis, MN
Married tp Caroline Catherine George on August 20, 1917, Minneapolis,, Minnesota
Residence:
1896-1956
Minneapolis Ward 9, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
1)Adams St NE
2)717 Fillmore St. NE
3)IN 1938
..2217 St Anthony Bouleyard
Occupation:
1)1920 Traffic Man
Industry: Bridge Co.
2)1930 draftsman
Industry: Bridge Construction
3)1938 Shop Supt
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