Miss Linda Jane Anderson, 14 years-old Vinita High School Freshman, passed away in Hillcrest Hospital's Polio Ward after being ill but a few days.
Miss Anderson was found to of had three types of of this dreaded disease--- bulbar, spinal, and encephalitis. She is the first child of this county known to of died from polio.
She was an "A" student at Vinita High School, a member of the girls chorus for three years, band for three years, and also served on the student council as a class officer.
Outside of school, she was a member of the Rainbow for Girls organization and a member of the First Christian Church.
She is survived by her parents, Leo and Margaret Anderson of 526 N. Thompson St.; grandparents, Otis A. & Goldie Anderson, 548 N. Thompson St.; and grandmother, Mrs. J.W. Hall, 125 S. Miller St.
Luginbuel Brothers Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements.
Miss Anderson was found to of had three types of of this dreaded disease--- bulbar, spinal, and encephalitis. She is the first child of this county known to of died from polio.
She was an "A" student at Vinita High School, a member of the girls chorus for three years, band for three years, and also served on the student council as a class officer.
Outside of school, she was a member of the Rainbow for Girls organization and a member of the First Christian Church.
She is survived by her parents, Leo and Margaret Anderson of 526 N. Thompson St.; grandparents, Otis A. & Goldie Anderson, 548 N. Thompson St.; and grandmother, Mrs. J.W. Hall, 125 S. Miller St.
Luginbuel Brothers Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements.
Miss Linda Jane Anderson, 14 years-old Vinita High School Freshman, passed away in Hillcrest Hospital's Polio Ward after being ill but a few days.
Miss Anderson was found to of had three types of of this dreaded disease--- bulbar, spinal, and encephalitis. She is the first child of this county known to of died from polio.
She was an "A" student at Vinita High School, a member of the girls chorus for three years, band for three years, and also served on the student council as a class officer.
Outside of school, she was a member of the Rainbow for Girls organization and a member of the First Christian Church.
She is survived by her parents, Leo and Margaret Anderson of 526 N. Thompson St.; grandparents, Otis A. & Goldie Anderson, 548 N. Thompson St.; and grandmother, Mrs. J.W. Hall, 125 S. Miller St.
Luginbuel Brothers Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements.
Miss Anderson was found to of had three types of of this dreaded disease--- bulbar, spinal, and encephalitis. She is the first child of this county known to of died from polio.
She was an "A" student at Vinita High School, a member of the girls chorus for three years, band for three years, and also served on the student council as a class officer.
Outside of school, she was a member of the Rainbow for Girls organization and a member of the First Christian Church.
She is survived by her parents, Leo and Margaret Anderson of 526 N. Thompson St.; grandparents, Otis A. & Goldie Anderson, 548 N. Thompson St.; and grandmother, Mrs. J.W. Hall, 125 S. Miller St.
Luginbuel Brothers Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements.
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