4001959 Rep. Gracie Pfost to Henry Lorang
Considering a pension for WWI Veterans.
4001959 Rep. Gracie Pfost to Henry Lorang Read More »
Considering a pension for WWI Veterans.
4001959 Rep. Gracie Pfost to Henry Lorang Read More »
Our collection of about 15 telegrams date from 1917-1962. Here is one of the later ones, telling when the visitors are arriving. Dr. John Lorang to his father Henry.
3001954 One of the Last Telegrams Read More »
Letter from Levesque Whalen, brother-in-law of Henry Lorang. Levesque was married to Henry’s younger sister, Amalia. He made it, but was in some harrowing battles. Another letter to type.
7801919, Letter from the Front Read More »
Henry arrived in a French camp, ready to report to the trenches on Nov. 11, 1918. Armistice Day.
7731918, Armistice Day, John’s Letter Read More »
When Henry applied for Social Security in his later years, he told them the whole story.
776Henry’s Story of Service Read More »
Henry Lorang served in the 247th Expeditionary Forces in England during WWI. He saved over 250 letters from this time. These letters are in the process of being typed, thanks to students from both WSU and U of Idaho.
7501918, Letter from Henry Read More »
When John was away in 1918, Charles was the only son left on the farm. The girls helped out when they could.
7001918, Chores for Charles Read More »
Marguerite Tobin was Henry Lorang’s fiance’ in 1916. Here she mentions her love of painting.
6001916 Marguerite Tobin Read More »