Abbotsford Tribune 23 April 1959
Mrs Inga Anderson, 79, died Wednesday at 1:50 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lawrence Carlson. She had been a patient since June, following a stroke.
Mrs Anderson was born Inga Olson, April 19, 1880, in Norway and came to a farm northeast of Abbotsford, in the town of Holton, where they lived about 40 years.
After retiring, they came to Abbotsford where Mr Anderson died April 18, 1952.
For the past six years, Mrs Anderson made her home with her daughter Mrs Carlson.
Surviving are three daughters and two brothers, all of whom preceded her in death.
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Abbotsford Tribune 30 April 1959
All the children and many relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs Inga Anderson, who died Wednesday. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the Abbotsford armory with Willie Hendy and Erwin Hoest of Rice Lake officiating. Music was provided by the Misses Emna Neuendrof and Bertha Magsam of Wsconsin Rapids, and Misses Doris Wilson and Bythia Gasser of Eau Claire. Mrs Harold Brockhaus of Colby was pianist.
Pallbearers for the internment, made in Abbotsford cemetery, were Arvid Carlson, Abbotsford; Bert Pearson and William Peckham, Medford; Herbert Stoltzman, Marshfield; Walter Brunner, Dorchester, and Fay Russell, Stetsonville.
Mrs Inga Anderson, 79, died Wednesday at 1:50 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lawrence Carlson. She had been a patient since June, following a stroke.
Mrs Anderson was born Inga Olson, April 19, 1880, in Norway and came to a farm northeast of Abbotsford, in the town of Holton, where they lived about 40 years.
After retiring, they came to Abbotsford where Mr Anderson died April 18, 1952.
For the past six years, Mrs Anderson made her home with her daughter Mrs Carlson.
Surviving are three daughters and two brothers, all of whom preceded her in death.
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Abbotsford Tribune 30 April 1959
All the children and many relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs Inga Anderson, who died Wednesday. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the Abbotsford armory with Willie Hendy and Erwin Hoest of Rice Lake officiating. Music was provided by the Misses Emna Neuendrof and Bertha Magsam of Wsconsin Rapids, and Misses Doris Wilson and Bythia Gasser of Eau Claire. Mrs Harold Brockhaus of Colby was pianist.
Pallbearers for the internment, made in Abbotsford cemetery, were Arvid Carlson, Abbotsford; Bert Pearson and William Peckham, Medford; Herbert Stoltzman, Marshfield; Walter Brunner, Dorchester, and Fay Russell, Stetsonville.
Abbotsford Tribune 23 April 1959
Mrs Inga Anderson, 79, died Wednesday at 1:50 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lawrence Carlson. She had been a patient since June, following a stroke.
Mrs Anderson was born Inga Olson, April 19, 1880, in Norway and came to a farm northeast of Abbotsford, in the town of Holton, where they lived about 40 years.
After retiring, they came to Abbotsford where Mr Anderson died April 18, 1952.
For the past six years, Mrs Anderson made her home with her daughter Mrs Carlson.
Surviving are three daughters and two brothers, all of whom preceded her in death.
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Abbotsford Tribune 30 April 1959
All the children and many relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs Inga Anderson, who died Wednesday. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the Abbotsford armory with Willie Hendy and Erwin Hoest of Rice Lake officiating. Music was provided by the Misses Emna Neuendrof and Bertha Magsam of Wsconsin Rapids, and Misses Doris Wilson and Bythia Gasser of Eau Claire. Mrs Harold Brockhaus of Colby was pianist.
Pallbearers for the internment, made in Abbotsford cemetery, were Arvid Carlson, Abbotsford; Bert Pearson and William Peckham, Medford; Herbert Stoltzman, Marshfield; Walter Brunner, Dorchester, and Fay Russell, Stetsonville.
Mrs Inga Anderson, 79, died Wednesday at 1:50 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lawrence Carlson. She had been a patient since June, following a stroke.
Mrs Anderson was born Inga Olson, April 19, 1880, in Norway and came to a farm northeast of Abbotsford, in the town of Holton, where they lived about 40 years.
After retiring, they came to Abbotsford where Mr Anderson died April 18, 1952.
For the past six years, Mrs Anderson made her home with her daughter Mrs Carlson.
Surviving are three daughters and two brothers, all of whom preceded her in death.
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Abbotsford Tribune 30 April 1959
All the children and many relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs Inga Anderson, who died Wednesday. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at the Abbotsford armory with Willie Hendy and Erwin Hoest of Rice Lake officiating. Music was provided by the Misses Emna Neuendrof and Bertha Magsam of Wsconsin Rapids, and Misses Doris Wilson and Bythia Gasser of Eau Claire. Mrs Harold Brockhaus of Colby was pianist.
Pallbearers for the internment, made in Abbotsford cemetery, were Arvid Carlson, Abbotsford; Bert Pearson and William Peckham, Medford; Herbert Stoltzman, Marshfield; Walter Brunner, Dorchester, and Fay Russell, Stetsonville.
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