Obituary of Mrs. Andrews from the Centerville newspaper
MRS. ANDREWS IS TAKEN BY DEATH AT KELLER HOME
Death called Mrs. Rose Andrews, 58, at the home of her daughter Mrs O. O. Keller [Vera], three miles south of Centerville at 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. [February 10, 1933] Mrs Andrews had been ill since last June, having been to Iowa City for two months during that time. Her condition became serious about 10 days ago. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by her husband Arch Andrews, three daughters, Mrs. O. O. Keller, south of Centerville, Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Laramie, Wyoming, Mrs. Leona Banks of Taylorville, Illinois and three sons, Ray Andrews near the Dewey mine, Richard Andrews, whereabouts unknown, and Melvin Andrews [Brown] of Waterloo. One son, Merrill [Brown] preceded her in death 16 November 1931. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon [February 13, 1933] at 1:30 from the home of Mrs O. O. Keller, south of Centerville with Rev. H. E. Trimble officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. [Centerville, Iowa] Obituary data, birth and death dates, parents names, cause of death_carcinoma of the breast, verified by Appanoose Co. death records.
Nancy Rosetta is buried in the Centerville Iowa, Oakland Cemetery, but not with any other family members. The stone is identified "MOTHER ROSE ANDREWS 1875--1933. ALV/2001
thank to Allen (Al) Vinzant, San Diego CA
MRS. ANDREWS IS TAKEN BY DEATH AT KELLER HOME
Death called Mrs. Rose Andrews, 58, at the home of her daughter Mrs O. O. Keller [Vera], three miles south of Centerville at 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. [February 10, 1933] Mrs Andrews had been ill since last June, having been to Iowa City for two months during that time. Her condition became serious about 10 days ago. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by her husband Arch Andrews, three daughters, Mrs. O. O. Keller, south of Centerville, Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Laramie, Wyoming, Mrs. Leona Banks of Taylorville, Illinois and three sons, Ray Andrews near the Dewey mine, Richard Andrews, whereabouts unknown, and Melvin Andrews [Brown] of Waterloo. One son, Merrill [Brown] preceded her in death 16 November 1931. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon [February 13, 1933] at 1:30 from the home of Mrs O. O. Keller, south of Centerville with Rev. H. E. Trimble officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. [Centerville, Iowa] Obituary data, birth and death dates, parents names, cause of death_carcinoma of the breast, verified by Appanoose Co. death records.
Nancy Rosetta is buried in the Centerville Iowa, Oakland Cemetery, but not with any other family members. The stone is identified "MOTHER ROSE ANDREWS 1875--1933. ALV/2001
thank to Allen (Al) Vinzant, San Diego CA
Obituary of Mrs. Andrews from the Centerville newspaper
MRS. ANDREWS IS TAKEN BY DEATH AT KELLER HOME
Death called Mrs. Rose Andrews, 58, at the home of her daughter Mrs O. O. Keller [Vera], three miles south of Centerville at 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. [February 10, 1933] Mrs Andrews had been ill since last June, having been to Iowa City for two months during that time. Her condition became serious about 10 days ago. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by her husband Arch Andrews, three daughters, Mrs. O. O. Keller, south of Centerville, Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Laramie, Wyoming, Mrs. Leona Banks of Taylorville, Illinois and three sons, Ray Andrews near the Dewey mine, Richard Andrews, whereabouts unknown, and Melvin Andrews [Brown] of Waterloo. One son, Merrill [Brown] preceded her in death 16 November 1931. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon [February 13, 1933] at 1:30 from the home of Mrs O. O. Keller, south of Centerville with Rev. H. E. Trimble officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. [Centerville, Iowa] Obituary data, birth and death dates, parents names, cause of death_carcinoma of the breast, verified by Appanoose Co. death records.
Nancy Rosetta is buried in the Centerville Iowa, Oakland Cemetery, but not with any other family members. The stone is identified "MOTHER ROSE ANDREWS 1875--1933. ALV/2001
thank to Allen (Al) Vinzant, San Diego CA
MRS. ANDREWS IS TAKEN BY DEATH AT KELLER HOME
Death called Mrs. Rose Andrews, 58, at the home of her daughter Mrs O. O. Keller [Vera], three miles south of Centerville at 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. [February 10, 1933] Mrs Andrews had been ill since last June, having been to Iowa City for two months during that time. Her condition became serious about 10 days ago. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived by her husband Arch Andrews, three daughters, Mrs. O. O. Keller, south of Centerville, Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Laramie, Wyoming, Mrs. Leona Banks of Taylorville, Illinois and three sons, Ray Andrews near the Dewey mine, Richard Andrews, whereabouts unknown, and Melvin Andrews [Brown] of Waterloo. One son, Merrill [Brown] preceded her in death 16 November 1931. Funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon [February 13, 1933] at 1:30 from the home of Mrs O. O. Keller, south of Centerville with Rev. H. E. Trimble officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. [Centerville, Iowa] Obituary data, birth and death dates, parents names, cause of death_carcinoma of the breast, verified by Appanoose Co. death records.
Nancy Rosetta is buried in the Centerville Iowa, Oakland Cemetery, but not with any other family members. The stone is identified "MOTHER ROSE ANDREWS 1875--1933. ALV/2001
thank to Allen (Al) Vinzant, San Diego CA
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