Martha Anderson, lifelong resident of the Waukon area, was buried Dec. 12, in the Reardan Cemetery following services in Cheney. The Rev. Clifford Saunders, a former pastor of the Reardan Presbyterian Church, officiated. She died Dec. 9 at her home, Route 2, Edwall. An avid bowler, Mrs. Anderson had previously bowled with the Better Haves, local women's league, and had helped many beginners learn the game. She was also a member of Starlight Chapter No. 90, Order of Eastern Star, Reardan, and Waukon Grange No. 894. Survivors include her husband David Anderson, at the home; one daughter, Ruth Hilby, Maple Valley; three sons, Ralph Heinemann, Billings, MT; Lawrence Heinemann, Long Beach, WA, and Robert Heinemann, Colville; two brothers, Frank Holznagel, Veradale, and Martin Holznagel, Spokane; four sisters, Katherine Bedker, Mabton; Anna Childers, Wilbur; Magdalena Kilmer, Spokane; and Freda Logan, Edwall. [Davenport Times: 12-20-1973]
Martha Anderson, lifelong resident of the Waukon area, was buried Dec. 12, in the Reardan Cemetery following services in Cheney. The Rev. Clifford Saunders, a former pastor of the Reardan Presbyterian Church, officiated. She died Dec. 9 at her home, Route 2, Edwall. An avid bowler, Mrs. Anderson had previously bowled with the Better Haves, local women's league, and had helped many beginners learn the game. She was also a member of Starlight Chapter No. 90, Order of Eastern Star, Reardan, and Waukon Grange No. 894. Survivors include her husband David Anderson, at the home; one daughter, Ruth Hilby, Maple Valley; three sons, Ralph Heinemann, Billings, MT; Lawrence Heinemann, Long Beach, WA, and Robert Heinemann, Colville; two brothers, Frank Holznagel, Veradale, and Martin Holznagel, Spokane; four sisters, Katherine Bedker, Mabton; Anna Childers, Wilbur; Magdalena Kilmer, Spokane; and Freda Logan, Edwall. [Davenport Times: 12-20-1973]
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