Dr. J.W. ANDRIST DIES
James W. Andrist is the son of Jacob Andrist and Elizabeth Spreiter-Andrist of West Concord, MN. He married Alice Kettridge in 1925. They had no children.
He served as a Doctor in a field hospital in France during World War I. James served as a medical doctor in Ellendale and later in Owatonna, Minnesota.
He died of a heart ailment in San Diego, California and is buried in Forest Hill Cemtery, Owatonna, Minnesota. He leaves behind his wife, and a hosts of friends in this locality who valued him highly as a physician and as a friend.
Obituary published in Claremont News, May 29, 1932
James W. Andrist is the son of Jacob Andrist and Elizabeth Spreiter-Andrist of West Concord, MN. He married Alice Kettridge in 1925. They had no children.
He served as a Doctor in a field hospital in France during World War I. James served as a medical doctor in Ellendale and later in Owatonna, Minnesota.
He died of a heart ailment in San Diego, California and is buried in Forest Hill Cemtery, Owatonna, Minnesota. He leaves behind his wife, and a hosts of friends in this locality who valued him highly as a physician and as a friend.
Obituary published in Claremont News, May 29, 1932
Dr. J.W. ANDRIST DIES
James W. Andrist is the son of Jacob Andrist and Elizabeth Spreiter-Andrist of West Concord, MN. He married Alice Kettridge in 1925. They had no children.
He served as a Doctor in a field hospital in France during World War I. James served as a medical doctor in Ellendale and later in Owatonna, Minnesota.
He died of a heart ailment in San Diego, California and is buried in Forest Hill Cemtery, Owatonna, Minnesota. He leaves behind his wife, and a hosts of friends in this locality who valued him highly as a physician and as a friend.
Obituary published in Claremont News, May 29, 1932
James W. Andrist is the son of Jacob Andrist and Elizabeth Spreiter-Andrist of West Concord, MN. He married Alice Kettridge in 1925. They had no children.
He served as a Doctor in a field hospital in France during World War I. James served as a medical doctor in Ellendale and later in Owatonna, Minnesota.
He died of a heart ailment in San Diego, California and is buried in Forest Hill Cemtery, Owatonna, Minnesota. He leaves behind his wife, and a hosts of friends in this locality who valued him highly as a physician and as a friend.
Obituary published in Claremont News, May 29, 1932
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