Miss Emma Christina Anderson who died at the St Croix Falls Hospital on Thursday of last week December 7, was laid to rest yesterday following funeral services held at the Chisago Lake Lutheran Church of Center City.
Miss Anderson, who resided in Lindstrom, was 66 years of age and passed away following a five week illness.
In charge of the funeral services was Rev J Henry Bergren and the following were pallbearers: Silas Miller, Rudolph Olson, Mentzer Olson, Russell Peterson, Ray Chellberg and Ed Miller. Remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of the Chisago Lake Church at Center City.
The deceased was the daughter of the late Charles and Johanna Anderson, was born April 12, 1872 at Scandia Grove, Nicollet County, MN. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith, her confirmation taking place in 1899. In the year 1916 she came to this community and on May 6, 1917 she joined the church at Center City. Miss Anderson has resided in this community since being employed at housework. She has been a member of the Chisago Lake Church since May 6, 1919. Surviving her are her three sisters: Mrs Minnie Schmidt, Mrs Selma Swanson and Mrs Alice Holm, all of Lindstrom besides a host of other relatives and friends
From the Chisago County Press 12/14/1938
Miss Anderson, who resided in Lindstrom, was 66 years of age and passed away following a five week illness.
In charge of the funeral services was Rev J Henry Bergren and the following were pallbearers: Silas Miller, Rudolph Olson, Mentzer Olson, Russell Peterson, Ray Chellberg and Ed Miller. Remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of the Chisago Lake Church at Center City.
The deceased was the daughter of the late Charles and Johanna Anderson, was born April 12, 1872 at Scandia Grove, Nicollet County, MN. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith, her confirmation taking place in 1899. In the year 1916 she came to this community and on May 6, 1917 she joined the church at Center City. Miss Anderson has resided in this community since being employed at housework. She has been a member of the Chisago Lake Church since May 6, 1919. Surviving her are her three sisters: Mrs Minnie Schmidt, Mrs Selma Swanson and Mrs Alice Holm, all of Lindstrom besides a host of other relatives and friends
From the Chisago County Press 12/14/1938
Miss Emma Christina Anderson who died at the St Croix Falls Hospital on Thursday of last week December 7, was laid to rest yesterday following funeral services held at the Chisago Lake Lutheran Church of Center City.
Miss Anderson, who resided in Lindstrom, was 66 years of age and passed away following a five week illness.
In charge of the funeral services was Rev J Henry Bergren and the following were pallbearers: Silas Miller, Rudolph Olson, Mentzer Olson, Russell Peterson, Ray Chellberg and Ed Miller. Remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of the Chisago Lake Church at Center City.
The deceased was the daughter of the late Charles and Johanna Anderson, was born April 12, 1872 at Scandia Grove, Nicollet County, MN. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith, her confirmation taking place in 1899. In the year 1916 she came to this community and on May 6, 1917 she joined the church at Center City. Miss Anderson has resided in this community since being employed at housework. She has been a member of the Chisago Lake Church since May 6, 1919. Surviving her are her three sisters: Mrs Minnie Schmidt, Mrs Selma Swanson and Mrs Alice Holm, all of Lindstrom besides a host of other relatives and friends
From the Chisago County Press 12/14/1938
Miss Anderson, who resided in Lindstrom, was 66 years of age and passed away following a five week illness.
In charge of the funeral services was Rev J Henry Bergren and the following were pallbearers: Silas Miller, Rudolph Olson, Mentzer Olson, Russell Peterson, Ray Chellberg and Ed Miller. Remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of the Chisago Lake Church at Center City.
The deceased was the daughter of the late Charles and Johanna Anderson, was born April 12, 1872 at Scandia Grove, Nicollet County, MN. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith, her confirmation taking place in 1899. In the year 1916 she came to this community and on May 6, 1917 she joined the church at Center City. Miss Anderson has resided in this community since being employed at housework. She has been a member of the Chisago Lake Church since May 6, 1919. Surviving her are her three sisters: Mrs Minnie Schmidt, Mrs Selma Swanson and Mrs Alice Holm, all of Lindstrom besides a host of other relatives and friends
From the Chisago County Press 12/14/1938
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