Mrs. Pearl Andrews, 65, Elk Point, S.D., died at a hospital Tuesday of injuries suffered in a fall at her farm home Monday. Mrs. Andrews fell down a flight of basement steps while doing the wishing.
She was born May 31, 1891, in Union county and was married to Ellis Andrews February 22, 1911, at Ponca, Neb. They located on a farm near Ponca and lived there until 1943 when they moved to a farm south of Elk Point and had lived there until her death.
Mrs. Andrews was a member of the Congregational church at Elk Point and of the Rebekah lodge there.
Survivors include the widower; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Peterson of Pullman, Wash.; three sons, Maj. Wilson Andrews of Baltimore, Md., Merle E. of Spencer, Ia., and Eldon L. of Pullman; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Exell of Los Altos, Cal., Mrs. Harriett Spain of Columbia, S.C., and Miss Annie Pennel of San Francisco; five brothers, Kermit Pennel of Mount View, Cal., Emory Pennel of Orlando, Cal., and David Pennel, Calvin Pennel and Cyril Pennel, all of Los Altos, and 14 grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Andrews funeral home at Elk Point."
She was born May 31, 1891, in Union county and was married to Ellis Andrews February 22, 1911, at Ponca, Neb. They located on a farm near Ponca and lived there until 1943 when they moved to a farm south of Elk Point and had lived there until her death.
Mrs. Andrews was a member of the Congregational church at Elk Point and of the Rebekah lodge there.
Survivors include the widower; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Peterson of Pullman, Wash.; three sons, Maj. Wilson Andrews of Baltimore, Md., Merle E. of Spencer, Ia., and Eldon L. of Pullman; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Exell of Los Altos, Cal., Mrs. Harriett Spain of Columbia, S.C., and Miss Annie Pennel of San Francisco; five brothers, Kermit Pennel of Mount View, Cal., Emory Pennel of Orlando, Cal., and David Pennel, Calvin Pennel and Cyril Pennel, all of Los Altos, and 14 grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Andrews funeral home at Elk Point."
Mrs. Pearl Andrews, 65, Elk Point, S.D., died at a hospital Tuesday of injuries suffered in a fall at her farm home Monday. Mrs. Andrews fell down a flight of basement steps while doing the wishing.
She was born May 31, 1891, in Union county and was married to Ellis Andrews February 22, 1911, at Ponca, Neb. They located on a farm near Ponca and lived there until 1943 when they moved to a farm south of Elk Point and had lived there until her death.
Mrs. Andrews was a member of the Congregational church at Elk Point and of the Rebekah lodge there.
Survivors include the widower; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Peterson of Pullman, Wash.; three sons, Maj. Wilson Andrews of Baltimore, Md., Merle E. of Spencer, Ia., and Eldon L. of Pullman; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Exell of Los Altos, Cal., Mrs. Harriett Spain of Columbia, S.C., and Miss Annie Pennel of San Francisco; five brothers, Kermit Pennel of Mount View, Cal., Emory Pennel of Orlando, Cal., and David Pennel, Calvin Pennel and Cyril Pennel, all of Los Altos, and 14 grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Andrews funeral home at Elk Point."
She was born May 31, 1891, in Union county and was married to Ellis Andrews February 22, 1911, at Ponca, Neb. They located on a farm near Ponca and lived there until 1943 when they moved to a farm south of Elk Point and had lived there until her death.
Mrs. Andrews was a member of the Congregational church at Elk Point and of the Rebekah lodge there.
Survivors include the widower; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Peterson of Pullman, Wash.; three sons, Maj. Wilson Andrews of Baltimore, Md., Merle E. of Spencer, Ia., and Eldon L. of Pullman; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Exell of Los Altos, Cal., Mrs. Harriett Spain of Columbia, S.C., and Miss Annie Pennel of San Francisco; five brothers, Kermit Pennel of Mount View, Cal., Emory Pennel of Orlando, Cal., and David Pennel, Calvin Pennel and Cyril Pennel, all of Los Altos, and 14 grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Andrews funeral home at Elk Point."
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