Mr. Anderson was advertising manager of The Wyoming Post-Herald and The Princeville Telephone for a number of years, also serving as editor of The Post-Herald for several years. He was also Stark county coroner for about six years. He was born in Princeton March 7, 1907, a son of James and Ida Morton Anderson. He married Gladys McIntyre in Chicago in 1937. At the time of his death he was employed as an advertising salesman for the Masonic News of Peoria. He was a member of the Elks lodge in Princeton. He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Lynne Rae Anderson, both of Creve Coeur; his mother, of Chicago; two sisters, Miss Martha Anderson and Mrs. Bruce Pahl, both of Chicago.
Source: Wyoming Post Herald (Wyoming, Illinois)
~27 May 1953 page 1 column 5
Source: Wyoming Post Herald (Wyoming, Illinois)
~27 May 1953 page 1 column 5
Mr. Anderson was advertising manager of The Wyoming Post-Herald and The Princeville Telephone for a number of years, also serving as editor of The Post-Herald for several years. He was also Stark county coroner for about six years. He was born in Princeton March 7, 1907, a son of James and Ida Morton Anderson. He married Gladys McIntyre in Chicago in 1937. At the time of his death he was employed as an advertising salesman for the Masonic News of Peoria. He was a member of the Elks lodge in Princeton. He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Lynne Rae Anderson, both of Creve Coeur; his mother, of Chicago; two sisters, Miss Martha Anderson and Mrs. Bruce Pahl, both of Chicago.
Source: Wyoming Post Herald (Wyoming, Illinois)
~27 May 1953 page 1 column 5
Source: Wyoming Post Herald (Wyoming, Illinois)
~27 May 1953 page 1 column 5
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