Guide to the ARCHIVES of The Norwegian-American Historical ...

correspondence and reports concern chiefly the activities of the board of
publications of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, of which
Glesne was a member.
The clippings in the scrapbook are chiefly from Norden and Amerika and concern the
controversies between the two newspapers regarding Ragnar M. J. Monrad at
Luther College, the anti-Missourian movement within the Norwegian Synod, and
politics in Wisconsin. The scrapbook contains letters and articles by Gisle Bothne,
John N. Kildahl, Laur. Larsen, Ragnar M. J. Monrad, Herman A. Preus, and L. A.
Stenholt.
373. GLIMT READING CLUB, 1899. MINUTES, 1906-1920. 1 item. P 1017.
Copy of the minute book of a Chicago Women’s reading club which celebrated its
80th anniversary in 1979. The book opens with a brief history of the club up to 1906.
374. GOODHUE COUNTY LÆRERFORENING. RECORDS, 1885. 3 items. P 110.
Minutes of a meeting of the Goodhue County Teachers’ Association held
November 30, to discuss co-operation among the Norwegian Synod congregations
and the influence of the home, school, and the Bible in child training.
375. GOPLERUD, PER. PAPERS, 1976. 4 items. P 875.
Papers concerning the area of Hedalen, Valdres, the Hedalen Stavkirke, the families
of the area, and letters from Per Goplerud.
376. GRAFF, OLGA (1866-1938). PAPERS. 4 folders. P 1137.
Copies of poems, letters, and clippings of a Norwegian-American journalist. Much
of her work appeared in Urd, a Norwegian women’s magazine. The papers contain
articles by her husband, Harald Graff, a medical doctor in Eau Claire, Wisconsin;
drawings by her daughter, Gerda, an artist in Oslo; and items about her son Einar,
who lived in Chicago.
377. GRAN BOARDING SCHOOL. REPORT, ca. 1920. 1 item. P 493.
Report concerning a school at Mayville, North Dakota, founded in the 1880s by
Bjug A. Harstad, a local Lutheran clergyman.
378. GRANAT, HELEN BILLBERG. VIDEO CASSETTES, 1985. 2 items. P 1320.
“A Norwegian Interlude: Impressions of Mother’s Norway,” a composition by Ms.
Granat which was performed at Western Washington University, and “Once upon a
Norwegian Time: Hild Hildahl and her Dolls.”
Ms. Granat was born and raised in Roseau, Minnesota, and was a long-time friend
of Hild Hildahl. For Hildahl papers, see P 1285.
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