Aino Lehtokoski

Aino Aleksandra Lehtokoski (6 June 1886, Maaria – 14 October 1949, Helsinki) was a Finnish economic adviser and a Social Democrat Member of Parliament for 30 years.

Parliamentarian Lehtokoski, who served in Finland's parliament from 1919 to her death in 1949, Lehtokoski received the title of economic adviser in 1949.

She also held other civic positions.

Federal Committee of the Social Democratic Workers' Union Board of the Prohibition Act Federal Commission for Socialist Sobriety Joint Committee of Sobriety Organizations The host of the Helsinki Workers' Savings Bank Board of Governors of the Workers' Academy

Personal life Lehtokoski's parents were carpenter Frans Fredrik Malm and Eeva Stiina Tienhaara and she was born in 1886 in Maaria, which is now part of the city of Turku, Finland. She had only an elementary school education and in 1897 she found work as a servant.

In 1910, she married Aksel Valdemar Lehtokoski.

Aino Lehtokoski died in the autumn of 1949 in Helsinki during her term in Parliament and was succeeded there by Yrjö Helenius.