Harold J. FIELDS

  General Notes:

1916 BIRTH of Harold J. Fields

1920 CENSUS, North Dakota, Oliver County, Township 142, Center ("Harry J.," age 3, with parents) (in January)

1920 DEATH of mother, Louise (Moullet) Fields (in February)

1920 MARRIAGE of father, John Logan Fields, to Frances Huber (in July)

1930 CENSUS, North Dakota, Burleigh County, Bismarck ("Harold," age 13, with father John and stepmother Frances)

1944 DEATH of father, John Logan Fields

1957 DEATH, Harold J. Fields



Darlene Fields Larson:

"Harold was born in Fallon, Montana but moved to Center, North Dakota when a child, then to Bismarck, North Dakota. He worked in the Vancouver shipyards during World War II, and Harold lived in a white house in the Park Rose section of Portland, Oregon. He was 4A in the draft.

"He moved to Clarkston, Washington in 1947.

"Harold was a Clarkston Methodist Church Board member and Communicant, President of the Lewiston/Clarkston Larbor Council, business agent for the Teamsters Union, and member of the Asotin County Housing Authority Board. He was also a member of the Lewis and Clark No. 751 Loyal Order of Moose; belonged to the President's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped appointed by the Idaho State Chairman; and was a Member at Large and Committeeman for Troup 142, Lewiston, for the Lewis Clark Council of the Boy Scouts of America. He was highly respected by labor, as well as management people, in the Pacific Northwest and that local area.

"He was a tall and handsome with brown hair and blue eyes.

"He liked fishing, repairing lawn mowers and making doormats out of old tires."



CONTRIBUTOR:

Darlene Fields Larson