Brockton Daily Enterprise
Wednesday, July 5, 1939
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Mrs. Anna Larson Of No Easton Dies
Mrs. Anna M. Larson, widow of Ludwig Larson, died at her home, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, this morning in her 68th year. Although she had not been in the best of health of late, her death came unexpectedly as she had been up and about as usual on Tuesday.
She had been a resident of North Easton for about 35 years. She was a home-loving woman and had no interests outside of her home and family. She attended the Swedish Lutheran church and the pastor, Rev. A. J. Hilmer, will officiate at the funeral which will be from the late home on Friday afternoon at 2. Interment will be in South Easton cemetery.
Mrs. Larson leaves four daughters, Mrs. Carl W. Erickson, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Mrs. Everett Ericson, all of North Easton, and Mrs. Howard Amidon of Scotland, Conn.; three sons, Bror L. Larson of Johnson City, N. Y., Carl E. Larson, this city, and Charles G. Larson, a home; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Anderson Anaheim, Cal. and Mrs. August Rosen of North Easton; also a brother, Charles Anderson of North Easton, and 13 grandchildren.
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Brockton Daily Enterprise
Saturday, July 8, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna M. Larson.
Many relatives and friends attended the funeral services of Mrs. Anna M. Larson, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, Friday afternoon. The services were held from the late home with Rev. A. J. Hilmer, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of North Easton, officiating. There were many beautiful floral tributes. Interment with committal services were held in the family lot in South Easton cemetery. Bearers were Bror, Charles G. and Carl E. Larson, Everett and Carl Ericson and Howard Amidon.
Wednesday, July 5, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna Larson Of No Easton Dies
Mrs. Anna M. Larson, widow of Ludwig Larson, died at her home, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, this morning in her 68th year. Although she had not been in the best of health of late, her death came unexpectedly as she had been up and about as usual on Tuesday.
She had been a resident of North Easton for about 35 years. She was a home-loving woman and had no interests outside of her home and family. She attended the Swedish Lutheran church and the pastor, Rev. A. J. Hilmer, will officiate at the funeral which will be from the late home on Friday afternoon at 2. Interment will be in South Easton cemetery.
Mrs. Larson leaves four daughters, Mrs. Carl W. Erickson, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Mrs. Everett Ericson, all of North Easton, and Mrs. Howard Amidon of Scotland, Conn.; three sons, Bror L. Larson of Johnson City, N. Y., Carl E. Larson, this city, and Charles G. Larson, a home; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Anderson Anaheim, Cal. and Mrs. August Rosen of North Easton; also a brother, Charles Anderson of North Easton, and 13 grandchildren.
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Brockton Daily Enterprise
Saturday, July 8, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna M. Larson.
Many relatives and friends attended the funeral services of Mrs. Anna M. Larson, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, Friday afternoon. The services were held from the late home with Rev. A. J. Hilmer, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of North Easton, officiating. There were many beautiful floral tributes. Interment with committal services were held in the family lot in South Easton cemetery. Bearers were Bror, Charles G. and Carl E. Larson, Everett and Carl Ericson and Howard Amidon.
Brockton Daily Enterprise
Wednesday, July 5, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna Larson Of No Easton Dies
Mrs. Anna M. Larson, widow of Ludwig Larson, died at her home, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, this morning in her 68th year. Although she had not been in the best of health of late, her death came unexpectedly as she had been up and about as usual on Tuesday.
She had been a resident of North Easton for about 35 years. She was a home-loving woman and had no interests outside of her home and family. She attended the Swedish Lutheran church and the pastor, Rev. A. J. Hilmer, will officiate at the funeral which will be from the late home on Friday afternoon at 2. Interment will be in South Easton cemetery.
Mrs. Larson leaves four daughters, Mrs. Carl W. Erickson, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Mrs. Everett Ericson, all of North Easton, and Mrs. Howard Amidon of Scotland, Conn.; three sons, Bror L. Larson of Johnson City, N. Y., Carl E. Larson, this city, and Charles G. Larson, a home; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Anderson Anaheim, Cal. and Mrs. August Rosen of North Easton; also a brother, Charles Anderson of North Easton, and 13 grandchildren.
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Brockton Daily Enterprise
Saturday, July 8, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna M. Larson.
Many relatives and friends attended the funeral services of Mrs. Anna M. Larson, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, Friday afternoon. The services were held from the late home with Rev. A. J. Hilmer, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of North Easton, officiating. There were many beautiful floral tributes. Interment with committal services were held in the family lot in South Easton cemetery. Bearers were Bror, Charles G. and Carl E. Larson, Everett and Carl Ericson and Howard Amidon.
Wednesday, July 5, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna Larson Of No Easton Dies
Mrs. Anna M. Larson, widow of Ludwig Larson, died at her home, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, this morning in her 68th year. Although she had not been in the best of health of late, her death came unexpectedly as she had been up and about as usual on Tuesday.
She had been a resident of North Easton for about 35 years. She was a home-loving woman and had no interests outside of her home and family. She attended the Swedish Lutheran church and the pastor, Rev. A. J. Hilmer, will officiate at the funeral which will be from the late home on Friday afternoon at 2. Interment will be in South Easton cemetery.
Mrs. Larson leaves four daughters, Mrs. Carl W. Erickson, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Mrs. Everett Ericson, all of North Easton, and Mrs. Howard Amidon of Scotland, Conn.; three sons, Bror L. Larson of Johnson City, N. Y., Carl E. Larson, this city, and Charles G. Larson, a home; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Anderson Anaheim, Cal. and Mrs. August Rosen of North Easton; also a brother, Charles Anderson of North Easton, and 13 grandchildren.
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Brockton Daily Enterprise
Saturday, July 8, 1939
Page Two
Mrs. Anna M. Larson.
Many relatives and friends attended the funeral services of Mrs. Anna M. Larson, 149 Lincoln street, North Easton, Friday afternoon. The services were held from the late home with Rev. A. J. Hilmer, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of North Easton, officiating. There were many beautiful floral tributes. Interment with committal services were held in the family lot in South Easton cemetery. Bearers were Bror, Charles G. and Carl E. Larson, Everett and Carl Ericson and Howard Amidon.
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