She was an avid gardener, and her daughter Ruth went on to be a founding memeber of the Lake Mahopac Garden Club. Mother of Paul, Ruth, Marion and Alma Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson, widow of the late Jules Anderson, died at her home on the corner of Bell avenue and Palace boulevard, Bayside, on Thursday, with a complication of diseases, after a prolonged illness. The deceased had resided in Bayside almost twenty years and she was well and favorably known. She was a memeber of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Bayside and an earnest church worker. Her husband, who died about four years ago, conducted a fish market on Bell avenue for a number of years. The deceased is survived by two daughters, Miss Ruth Anderson, who is the assistant postmaster at Bayside, and Miss Marion Anderson, who attends school.
Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson, widow of the late Jules Anderson, died at her home on the corner of Bell avenue and Palace boulevard, Bayside, on Thursday, with a complication of diseases, after a prolonged illness. The deceased had resided in Bayside almost twenty years and she was well and favorably known. She was a memeber of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Bayside and an earnest church worker. Her husband, who died about four years ago, conducted a fish market on Bell avenue for a number of years. The deceased is survived by two daughters, Miss Ruth Anderson, who is the assistant postmaster at Bayside, and Miss Marion Anderson, who attends school.
She was an avid gardener, and her daughter Ruth went on to be a founding memeber of the Lake Mahopac Garden Club. Mother of Paul, Ruth, Marion and Alma Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson, widow of the late Jules Anderson, died at her home on the corner of Bell avenue and Palace boulevard, Bayside, on Thursday, with a complication of diseases, after a prolonged illness. The deceased had resided in Bayside almost twenty years and she was well and favorably known. She was a memeber of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Bayside and an earnest church worker. Her husband, who died about four years ago, conducted a fish market on Bell avenue for a number of years. The deceased is survived by two daughters, Miss Ruth Anderson, who is the assistant postmaster at Bayside, and Miss Marion Anderson, who attends school.
Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Mrs. Anna Anderson, widow of the late Jules Anderson, died at her home on the corner of Bell avenue and Palace boulevard, Bayside, on Thursday, with a complication of diseases, after a prolonged illness. The deceased had resided in Bayside almost twenty years and she was well and favorably known. She was a memeber of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Bayside and an earnest church worker. Her husband, who died about four years ago, conducted a fish market on Bell avenue for a number of years. The deceased is survived by two daughters, Miss Ruth Anderson, who is the assistant postmaster at Bayside, and Miss Marion Anderson, who attends school.
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