The funeral of Mrs. Gust Anderson of Evansville, who died suddenly from high blood pressure and a weak heart at her home March 27 was held at the Swedish Mission church in Evansville March 31. Rev. C. V. S. Engstrom conducted the services and Rev. J. P. Lindberg of Brandon assisted.
Mrs. Anderson was an earnest and faithful church worker and a noble and loving wife and mother. Her departure will leave a vacancy both in the home and the community.
Mrs. Anderson was born in Varmland, Sweden, September 15, 1865 and came to America in 1883. She was married to Gust Anderson December 8, 1892. Their union has been blessed with six children, two sons and four daughters. One daughter is by a former marriage. Mrs. Anderson was 57 years and 6 months old at her death. Those left to mourn are her husband, Gust Anderson, and daughters, Mrs. Nels Palmquist, Alma, Olga, Beda and Lydia Anderson; sons, Hilding and Walter Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Aug. Anderson, Mrs. Axel Brostrom, Mrs. Edward Wahlin and one brother, Mr. Gust Olson.
(Park Region Echo, 19 April 1923)
Mrs. Anderson was an earnest and faithful church worker and a noble and loving wife and mother. Her departure will leave a vacancy both in the home and the community.
Mrs. Anderson was born in Varmland, Sweden, September 15, 1865 and came to America in 1883. She was married to Gust Anderson December 8, 1892. Their union has been blessed with six children, two sons and four daughters. One daughter is by a former marriage. Mrs. Anderson was 57 years and 6 months old at her death. Those left to mourn are her husband, Gust Anderson, and daughters, Mrs. Nels Palmquist, Alma, Olga, Beda and Lydia Anderson; sons, Hilding and Walter Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Aug. Anderson, Mrs. Axel Brostrom, Mrs. Edward Wahlin and one brother, Mr. Gust Olson.
(Park Region Echo, 19 April 1923)
The funeral of Mrs. Gust Anderson of Evansville, who died suddenly from high blood pressure and a weak heart at her home March 27 was held at the Swedish Mission church in Evansville March 31. Rev. C. V. S. Engstrom conducted the services and Rev. J. P. Lindberg of Brandon assisted.
Mrs. Anderson was an earnest and faithful church worker and a noble and loving wife and mother. Her departure will leave a vacancy both in the home and the community.
Mrs. Anderson was born in Varmland, Sweden, September 15, 1865 and came to America in 1883. She was married to Gust Anderson December 8, 1892. Their union has been blessed with six children, two sons and four daughters. One daughter is by a former marriage. Mrs. Anderson was 57 years and 6 months old at her death. Those left to mourn are her husband, Gust Anderson, and daughters, Mrs. Nels Palmquist, Alma, Olga, Beda and Lydia Anderson; sons, Hilding and Walter Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Aug. Anderson, Mrs. Axel Brostrom, Mrs. Edward Wahlin and one brother, Mr. Gust Olson.
(Park Region Echo, 19 April 1923)
Mrs. Anderson was an earnest and faithful church worker and a noble and loving wife and mother. Her departure will leave a vacancy both in the home and the community.
Mrs. Anderson was born in Varmland, Sweden, September 15, 1865 and came to America in 1883. She was married to Gust Anderson December 8, 1892. Their union has been blessed with six children, two sons and four daughters. One daughter is by a former marriage. Mrs. Anderson was 57 years and 6 months old at her death. Those left to mourn are her husband, Gust Anderson, and daughters, Mrs. Nels Palmquist, Alma, Olga, Beda and Lydia Anderson; sons, Hilding and Walter Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Aug. Anderson, Mrs. Axel Brostrom, Mrs. Edward Wahlin and one brother, Mr. Gust Olson.
(Park Region Echo, 19 April 1923)
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