"Hulda Peterson was born in Burlington, Iowa, on August 30, 1881. Her father was Nels Peterson and her mother, Mathilda Johnson Peterson. She was graduated from Red Oak High School in 1899 and was married on February 8, 1903, to A. Joseph Anderson. Their children were Harold M., Lucille Kruwell, and Ethel Betsinger (deceased).
Mrs. Anderson was active in various phases of church work in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Red Oak, Iowa. She taught Sunday School for 30 years, she served as president of the local Women's Missionary Society for seven years, served as president of the Southwest Iowa District for six years, and was named Iowa Conference Women's Missionary District Mother of the Year in 1954. While serving as District President she was made an Honorary Life Member of the Women's Missionary Society. She died on November 24, 1957."
From "Women of Montgomery County"
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Mrs. Anderson was active in various phases of church work in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Red Oak, Iowa. She taught Sunday School for 30 years, she served as president of the local Women's Missionary Society for seven years, served as president of the Southwest Iowa District for six years, and was named Iowa Conference Women's Missionary District Mother of the Year in 1954. While serving as District President she was made an Honorary Life Member of the Women's Missionary Society. She died on November 24, 1957."
From "Women of Montgomery County"
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"Hulda Peterson was born in Burlington, Iowa, on August 30, 1881. Her father was Nels Peterson and her mother, Mathilda Johnson Peterson. She was graduated from Red Oak High School in 1899 and was married on February 8, 1903, to A. Joseph Anderson. Their children were Harold M., Lucille Kruwell, and Ethel Betsinger (deceased).
Mrs. Anderson was active in various phases of church work in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Red Oak, Iowa. She taught Sunday School for 30 years, she served as president of the local Women's Missionary Society for seven years, served as president of the Southwest Iowa District for six years, and was named Iowa Conference Women's Missionary District Mother of the Year in 1954. While serving as District President she was made an Honorary Life Member of the Women's Missionary Society. She died on November 24, 1957."
From "Women of Montgomery County"
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Mrs. Anderson was active in various phases of church work in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Red Oak, Iowa. She taught Sunday School for 30 years, she served as president of the local Women's Missionary Society for seven years, served as president of the Southwest Iowa District for six years, and was named Iowa Conference Women's Missionary District Mother of the Year in 1954. While serving as District President she was made an Honorary Life Member of the Women's Missionary Society. She died on November 24, 1957."
From "Women of Montgomery County"
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