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Nebraska Authors

Norman E. Nygaard

Born 1897-01-01

Died 1971

Places Lived

Kimball, NE
Omaha, NE

Author Of

  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction

Occupation

One time pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Kimball, Nebraska.

Bibliography

Strength for service to God and country: Daily devotional messages for men in the services. 1942.
Lew Reese and his Scio pottery: The story of a business with a heart. 1948.
Bishop On Horseback: The Story Of Francis Asbury. 1962.
Champion of Liberty: The Story of Roger Williams. 1964.
Walter Knott Twentieth Century Pioneer. 1965.

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