Burial date: 20 Jan 1937
Brown County Democrat 21 Jan 1937
Anna Anderson Dead At Indianapolis
Anna Staples Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Amanda J. Staples, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Staples Rork, Indianapolis, Monday. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis, yesterday.
Mrs. Anderson and her mother have been spending their summers for several years at their summer home one and one-half miles east of Bean Blossom, this county. Anna, as the neighbors all called her, was greatly loved by all who knew her and will be missed by her many friends in Brown County.
Brown County Democrat 21 Jan 1937
Anna Anderson Dead At Indianapolis
Anna Staples Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Amanda J. Staples, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Staples Rork, Indianapolis, Monday. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis, yesterday.
Mrs. Anderson and her mother have been spending their summers for several years at their summer home one and one-half miles east of Bean Blossom, this county. Anna, as the neighbors all called her, was greatly loved by all who knew her and will be missed by her many friends in Brown County.
Burial date: 20 Jan 1937
Brown County Democrat 21 Jan 1937
Anna Anderson Dead At Indianapolis
Anna Staples Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Amanda J. Staples, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Staples Rork, Indianapolis, Monday. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis, yesterday.
Mrs. Anderson and her mother have been spending their summers for several years at their summer home one and one-half miles east of Bean Blossom, this county. Anna, as the neighbors all called her, was greatly loved by all who knew her and will be missed by her many friends in Brown County.
Brown County Democrat 21 Jan 1937
Anna Anderson Dead At Indianapolis
Anna Staples Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Amanda J. Staples, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Staples Rork, Indianapolis, Monday. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis, yesterday.
Mrs. Anderson and her mother have been spending their summers for several years at their summer home one and one-half miles east of Bean Blossom, this county. Anna, as the neighbors all called her, was greatly loved by all who knew her and will be missed by her many friends in Brown County.
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