The Daily News-January 1976

KANDOLL, Jacob Hjalmar

  Age 89, of Longview, died in a local hospital.  He was born in Deep 
River, and had lived in Longview since 1955.  Prior to his moving to 
Longview, he served as the postmaster of Rosburg from 1907 until 1919, 
operated the Rosburg General Store, served on the Rosburg School Board 
for a number of years, was a past director of the Lower Columbia 
Dairyman’s Association and was a member of the Apostolic Lutheran 
Church of Kelso.
  Survivors include four sons, Theodore and John, both of Rosburg; and 
Gustof and Wiljo, both of Grays River; three daughters, Elsie Wirkkala 
of Naselle, Elma Impola of Ironwood, Mich., and Toini Seppanen of Lake 
Norden, N.D.; a brother, Emil of Deep River; 65 grandchildren; 25 
great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
  Funeral services were held Saturday at the Seal River Apostolic 
Lutheran Church in Seal River, with Rev. Carl Kulla speaking in English 
and Rev. Ray Kurtti speaking in Finnish.
  McVicker’s Chapel on the Hill, Kelso, was in charge. 


Seal River Cemetery-near Rosburg, Wa.
30 Mar 1886-27 Jan 1976
(As transcribed by the Wahkiakum County Historical Society 2005 from 
original newspaper collection.)