Army Nurse
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREWS
Word was received in the city this morning announcing the death of Mrs. Maia Andrews at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Reminger, at Bloomfield this morning at one o'clock. The remains will arrive in the city on the 9 o'clock train this evening. The death of Mrs. Andrews was not a surprise to the family as heart disease had twice before threatened her life, and of which she finally succumbed. Mrs. Andrews still lived on the old homestead east of town with her son Mark and a week ago left for Bloomfield to visit her daughter Rose. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. John W. Palm on East Monroe street tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Stoddard of thee Methodist church assisted by Rev. Nicholas of the Presbyterian church. The interment will be at Forest Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrews was 54 years of age. Her husband died four years ago at the same age. She leaves four children, Mrs. Palm, Mrs. Row Rominger, Mark and Helen.
Mount Pleasant Daily News (Iowa) Oct. 18, 1895 – Page 4
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Contributor: Betty Glazier Whipple (48282210)
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREWS
Word was received in the city this morning announcing the death of Mrs. Maia Andrews at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Reminger, at Bloomfield this morning at one o'clock. The remains will arrive in the city on the 9 o'clock train this evening. The death of Mrs. Andrews was not a surprise to the family as heart disease had twice before threatened her life, and of which she finally succumbed. Mrs. Andrews still lived on the old homestead east of town with her son Mark and a week ago left for Bloomfield to visit her daughter Rose. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. John W. Palm on East Monroe street tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Stoddard of thee Methodist church assisted by Rev. Nicholas of the Presbyterian church. The interment will be at Forest Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrews was 54 years of age. Her husband died four years ago at the same age. She leaves four children, Mrs. Palm, Mrs. Row Rominger, Mark and Helen.
Mount Pleasant Daily News (Iowa) Oct. 18, 1895 – Page 4
Contributor #48282210
Contributor: Betty Glazier Whipple (48282210)
Army Nurse
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREWS
Word was received in the city this morning announcing the death of Mrs. Maia Andrews at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Reminger, at Bloomfield this morning at one o'clock. The remains will arrive in the city on the 9 o'clock train this evening. The death of Mrs. Andrews was not a surprise to the family as heart disease had twice before threatened her life, and of which she finally succumbed. Mrs. Andrews still lived on the old homestead east of town with her son Mark and a week ago left for Bloomfield to visit her daughter Rose. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. John W. Palm on East Monroe street tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Stoddard of thee Methodist church assisted by Rev. Nicholas of the Presbyterian church. The interment will be at Forest Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrews was 54 years of age. Her husband died four years ago at the same age. She leaves four children, Mrs. Palm, Mrs. Row Rominger, Mark and Helen.
Mount Pleasant Daily News (Iowa) Oct. 18, 1895 – Page 4
Contributor #48282210
Contributor: Betty Glazier Whipple (48282210)
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREWS
Word was received in the city this morning announcing the death of Mrs. Maia Andrews at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Reminger, at Bloomfield this morning at one o'clock. The remains will arrive in the city on the 9 o'clock train this evening. The death of Mrs. Andrews was not a surprise to the family as heart disease had twice before threatened her life, and of which she finally succumbed. Mrs. Andrews still lived on the old homestead east of town with her son Mark and a week ago left for Bloomfield to visit her daughter Rose. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. John W. Palm on East Monroe street tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Stoddard of thee Methodist church assisted by Rev. Nicholas of the Presbyterian church. The interment will be at Forest Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrews was 54 years of age. Her husband died four years ago at the same age. She leaves four children, Mrs. Palm, Mrs. Row Rominger, Mark and Helen.
Mount Pleasant Daily News (Iowa) Oct. 18, 1895 – Page 4
Contributor #48282210
Contributor: Betty Glazier Whipple (48282210)
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