Eleanor May (Savage)married (1)Alfred Winford Wideman, October 2,1900, Cedar Falls,IA.Children: Sophia Irene, Alice Alfretta, Flossie Rosezella and Richard Irving
2)Thomas Howard Anderson,January 18,1921, Cedar Falls,IA. Children: Harriett and Vernadell.
Daughter of Alice Rowena (Rexstrew) and David Lincoln Savage.Mother of six children.
Waterloo Daily Courier | Waterloo, Iowa | Wednesday, September 25, 1968 | Page 32
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson,83, of 924 W. 22nd St.,will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan. 18. 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS SEPT 24, 1968.......ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson, 83, of 924 W. 22nd Street, will be 1:30 pm Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan 18, 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
POEM DEDICATED TO HER:
On the corner there she stands,
A little shaky, worn and old.
There is a tremble in her hands,
As the brave, red poppies she holds.
On her face is written
The passing of many years.
Above the brave little smile
One can detect the tears.
She stands in memory of one
Whom she holds most dear.
He had served so long ago
To protect his dear ones here.
From the tyrant's angry sword
And to keep his country free.
May none of us e'er forget
What he did for you and me.
When we honor all our boys
And give them what they deserve,
Let us not forget the ladies.....
And remember...They also serve.
By Iola Adams (Mrs. Charles)
Cedar Falls American Legion Auxiliary Unit #237
Department of Iowa
2)Thomas Howard Anderson,January 18,1921, Cedar Falls,IA. Children: Harriett and Vernadell.
Daughter of Alice Rowena (Rexstrew) and David Lincoln Savage.Mother of six children.
Waterloo Daily Courier | Waterloo, Iowa | Wednesday, September 25, 1968 | Page 32
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson,83, of 924 W. 22nd St.,will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan. 18. 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS SEPT 24, 1968.......ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson, 83, of 924 W. 22nd Street, will be 1:30 pm Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan 18, 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
POEM DEDICATED TO HER:
On the corner there she stands,
A little shaky, worn and old.
There is a tremble in her hands,
As the brave, red poppies she holds.
On her face is written
The passing of many years.
Above the brave little smile
One can detect the tears.
She stands in memory of one
Whom she holds most dear.
He had served so long ago
To protect his dear ones here.
From the tyrant's angry sword
And to keep his country free.
May none of us e'er forget
What he did for you and me.
When we honor all our boys
And give them what they deserve,
Let us not forget the ladies.....
And remember...They also serve.
By Iola Adams (Mrs. Charles)
Cedar Falls American Legion Auxiliary Unit #237
Department of Iowa
Eleanor May (Savage)married (1)Alfred Winford Wideman, October 2,1900, Cedar Falls,IA.Children: Sophia Irene, Alice Alfretta, Flossie Rosezella and Richard Irving
2)Thomas Howard Anderson,January 18,1921, Cedar Falls,IA. Children: Harriett and Vernadell.
Daughter of Alice Rowena (Rexstrew) and David Lincoln Savage.Mother of six children.
Waterloo Daily Courier | Waterloo, Iowa | Wednesday, September 25, 1968 | Page 32
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson,83, of 924 W. 22nd St.,will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan. 18. 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS SEPT 24, 1968.......ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson, 83, of 924 W. 22nd Street, will be 1:30 pm Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan 18, 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
POEM DEDICATED TO HER:
On the corner there she stands,
A little shaky, worn and old.
There is a tremble in her hands,
As the brave, red poppies she holds.
On her face is written
The passing of many years.
Above the brave little smile
One can detect the tears.
She stands in memory of one
Whom she holds most dear.
He had served so long ago
To protect his dear ones here.
From the tyrant's angry sword
And to keep his country free.
May none of us e'er forget
What he did for you and me.
When we honor all our boys
And give them what they deserve,
Let us not forget the ladies.....
And remember...They also serve.
By Iola Adams (Mrs. Charles)
Cedar Falls American Legion Auxiliary Unit #237
Department of Iowa
2)Thomas Howard Anderson,January 18,1921, Cedar Falls,IA. Children: Harriett and Vernadell.
Daughter of Alice Rowena (Rexstrew) and David Lincoln Savage.Mother of six children.
Waterloo Daily Courier | Waterloo, Iowa | Wednesday, September 25, 1968 | Page 32
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson,83, of 924 W. 22nd St.,will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan. 18. 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
CEDAR FALLS DEATHS SEPT 24, 1968.......ELEANOR MAY ANDERSON
Services for Eleanor May Anderson, 83, of 924 W. 22nd Street, will be 1:30 pm Friday at Dahl Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Jespersen officiating.Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born Nov. 28, 1884 in Cedar Falls, daughter of David and Alice Savage. She married Alfred Wideman in 1900. He died in 1920. She married Thomas Anderson, Jan 18, 1921. He died in 1953.
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Harry (Alice) Olsen, 916 W 12th St; Mrs. Flossie Lusthoff, 829 1/2 Franklin Street, Waterloo; and Mrs. Eugene (Vernadell) Taylor of Lawndale, California; a son, Richard Wideman of Denver, MO; three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Schwanke of 416 W th Street, Mrs. Clara Ilax of 210 Olive Street; and Mrs. Albert (Elsie) Mitchell of Wauconda, Illinois, 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. She was preceded by two daughters.
POEM DEDICATED TO HER:
On the corner there she stands,
A little shaky, worn and old.
There is a tremble in her hands,
As the brave, red poppies she holds.
On her face is written
The passing of many years.
Above the brave little smile
One can detect the tears.
She stands in memory of one
Whom she holds most dear.
He had served so long ago
To protect his dear ones here.
From the tyrant's angry sword
And to keep his country free.
May none of us e'er forget
What he did for you and me.
When we honor all our boys
And give them what they deserve,
Let us not forget the ladies.....
And remember...They also serve.
By Iola Adams (Mrs. Charles)
Cedar Falls American Legion Auxiliary Unit #237
Department of Iowa
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