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Norwegians who served in other units. There are folders of letters and documents
concerning more than a dozen individual veterans.
208. CLAUSEN, CLARENCE A. (1896-1991). PAPERS. 1 box. P 1428.
Articles and a genealogical chart concerning Clausen himself and his ancestry in
Drangedal, Telemark. Two folders of correspondence, mainly from Magnus Wefald
(1979-1990). Clausen, a professor of history, wrote, translated, and edited
extensively for NAHA.
209. CLAUSEN, CLAUS L. (1820-1892). PAPERS, 1841-1988. 1 box. P 59.
An emigration diary, church book, letters, and photographs of a Danish-born
Lutheran clergyman, and articles on Clausen and his family. Clausen served
congregations in Racine and Rock counties, Wisconsin, before moving to Iowa, and
the church book he kept, 1846-1856, is included with letters of call (1855, 1859,
1880).
210. CLENG PEERSON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE. REPORTS, 1970-1985. 4 volumes. P
923.
Reports on the activities and collections of Norsemen’s World-Wide Emigration
Archives in Stavanger, Norway. The institute was established in 1970.
211. CLEVEN, HARRY T. TRANSLATION, 1995. 1 item, 128 typescript pages. P 1385.
The Fifteenth Wisconsin, an English version of Kristofer Janson’s Femtende Wisconsin, a
novel published in Copenhagen in 1887. Cleven served as minister of the American
Lutheran Church in Oslo for many years.
212. CLIFTON JUNIOR COLLEGE. CATALOGUES, 1908-1952. 23 volumes. P 484.
Catalogues of a Lutheran school founded at Clifton, Texas, in 1897; later Texas
Lutheran College, Seguin.
213. CLIPPING FILE, ca. 1900-1952. 136 boxes.
Initially the Minneapolis Tidende (1886-1935) clipping file. A card index identifies the
location (numbered envelopes) for each entry. Carl G. O. Hanson, editor of
Minneapolis Tidende from 1923 to 1935, continued to maintain the file into the early
1950s. The file includes clippings from many sources.
214. THE COEUR D’ALENE HOMES. JOURNAL, 1933-1935. 11 items. P 629.
Journal of a home for the aged at Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
215. COLUMBIA LUTHERAN COLLEGE. PAPERS, 1914-1920. 6 items. P 485.
Bulletins, photographs, and reports of an Everett, Washington, academy founded
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