Norman Albright Whittaker

Background

Whittaker, Norman Albright was born on September 1, 1900 in Monarch, Montana, United States. Son of Franklin Charles and Clara E. (Young) Whittaker.

Education

Student, Great Falls College, 1917-1918; student, Baker School Engineering, 1920-1921; student, Golden Colorado School Mines, 1986.

Career

Trouble shooter, anaconda Smelter, Great Falls, Montana, 1918-1919; owner, Whittaker Industries-Mining and Manufacturing, Great Falls, 1920-1927; manager, owner, Electronics Associations, Combustion Engineering, Seattle, 1928-1946; owner, inventor, Elec. Manufacturing Company, Seattle, 1935-1952; president, Iron King Inc., Stanford, Montana, 1953-1960; president, Red A Mining Management, Stanford, Montana, since 1961; president, Whittaker Mining and Marketing, Keeler, California, since 1961; owner, manager, Red-Ox Minerals Montana, since 1987. Biological supplier of special minerals United States Atomic Energy Commission, 1951-1961.

Speaker seminars in field. President Mojave Greens Mining Association, 1980-1983.

Achievements

• Achievements include patents for time recording apparatus, parking meters, ultra violet applicator, shoe sterilizer, butchering and skinning device.

Membership

Volunteer Presidential Task Force, Keeler and Stanford, since 1979. Member American Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, and Petroleum Engineers (senior), American Society Agronomy, Soil Science American.

Connections

Married Rachel Woolwine, September 10, 1917 (deceased August 1960). Children: William, Howard N., Dorothy M. Married Lorena Marie Bierle, June 2, 1972.

Father:

Franklin Charles Whittaker

Mother:

Clara E. (Young) Whittaker

Spouse:

Rachel Woolwine

Spouse:

Lorena Marie Bierle

child:

Howard N. Whittaker

child:

Dorothy M. Whittaker

child:

William Whittaker