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Mrs. Louis Anderson.
Wife of Louis passed away and lived several years at Kellogg Marsh and
was
well known. She died at her home Monday
of peritenitis at age 38. After an
illness of 11 days she died. She was born
in Sweden and came to US at 20
years of age. She married and made her
home for 3 years at Kellogg Marsh
after which she moved to Edgecomb where
the family now resides. She leaves a
husband and 5 children to mourn the loss
of a loving wife and mother and
faithful guide. Many hriends feel her
loss and sympathize with the bereaved
family .
MARYSVILLE GLOBE, APR. 8, 1908
T. B.Ambuhl, One of 5 men killed
in a shingle mill south of Everett, Wa., in a
boiler explosion. He was the Engineer
who lived near the mill. The mill was a
small one operating only one machine
and had numbers of workers. A few men
escaped unhurt or with slight injuries.
Building was totally demolished. All
inside were killed. The boiler was driven
thru the building. Other portions
were found far distance from scene. He
was married with family.
EVERETT DAILY HERALD, 1911
Borgeson, Augusta A. of Edmonds,
Wa died in Edmonds, no date given, born 7 Dec.
1869 in Sweden had one son Edward Brewer
of Richmond Beach, and one daughter
Mrs. Edith Sylvia of Route 3, Edmonds;
five grandchildren and 7 great-grand
children. Services at Challacombe &
Fickel at 3pm Thurs.; the Rev. Merton L.
Lundquist officiating; Burial Evergreen
Cemetery.
EVERETT DAILY HERALD, JULY 25, 1913
July 25th - C. L. Alexander died
at his home on Ave F, this morning at 9am of
heart disease. He has for last few
years had frequent spells of heart
trouble. While hitching up his horse this
morning with the intention of going
out to his farm near town he was compelled
to go in his house because of
feeling weakness and he soon breathed
his last. He had resided in Snohomish
for about 12 years the greater part of
this time in painting and doing
carpentry work which he was compelled
to leave off on account of illness. He
was a member of the I.O.O.F. and the Modern
Woodman, Lodges and carried
insurance in the latter. He
leaves a widow, 2 sons. Rex, who is at present in
Seattle Heights, and Marie and 3 daughters,
Mrs Edward Hoew, Zelle and Doris.
Funeral arrangements have been made pending
the arrival of the oldest son Rex.
JUNE 14, 1937
Andrew M. Anderson, age 49, died
Saturday evening at his home in Lakewood, Wa. Survived by widow
Gina Anderson; two brothers, John of Lakewood,
Wa., and Alf in Norway; sister
Mrs. Jennie Stenslet in Norway; his father,
Ander Johan; son in Norway. Services
Tuesday, at 1pm Schaefers-Shipman Funeral
Home. Burial at Marysville, Wa., in Marysville
Cemetery.
JULY 15, 1937
Martha Anderson, age 52 years, died
Saturday am at family home at Arlington RFD No 1.
Survivors: husband, Gust Anderson, daughter
Mrs. Donna Michaelson, son Clarence, all
living at home, a son Herbert of Seattle,
and 3 grandchildren. Services at 2:30
pm Wednesday, at the Lutheren Church at
Edgecomb, Wa., with Rev. John Billdt officiating. Burial
will be at Marysville Cemetery, Marysville,
Wa., under directions of Schaffer-Shipman Funeral
Home.
EVERETT DAILY HERALD, JUNE 20, 1947
Stella Eiden, Alkire.
Funeral services for Stella Eiden, age 54 of 1618
Colby Ave., who died at a local hospital
early Monday, following a short illness
will be held Saturday afternoon at 1pm
at the funeral home of Purdy and Walters
with the Rev. Jerrold L. Mollen and the
Rev. A. K.Vinje officiating. Burial
will be in the family plot at Evergreen
Cemetery.
EVERETT DAILY HERALD, SEPT. 15, 1950
Edwin H. Root, who died at his home
1722 Colby Ave., yesterday morning at the age
of 59 years after a lingering illness,
leaving besides his widow two daughters
Mrs. Gertrude Langan of Clear Lake, and
Mrs. Jennie Beaman of this city;
Arthur Root of Monroe; Roy Root of this
city and his aged mother 93 years of
age, who resides in Canada.
Mr. Root was a member of the W.O.W. Lodge at Kent,
and also a member of the Yeoman Lodge
at Monroe, WA. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon afternoon at 2 o'clock
at Maulsby's Chapel. Rev.
W. E. Randall officiating. The body will
be shipped Wednesday morning to Monroe for
internment.
Boivin, August, age 85, of 2025
Hoyt Ave. died at a local hospital Saturday following an
extented illness. He was born in
Canada 12 Aug 1865 and had resided in
Everett for the past 2 years. Surviving
are his daughter Mrs. Patrick Dennee
of 2025 Hoyt Ave.; three sons: Charles
Bolvin of Wilwaukee, WI; Henry Bolvin of
Ingram, WI; and Alex Bolvin of Alberta,
MI; and 12 grandchildren. Rosary was
said Sunday evening at 8pm at the funeral
home of Purdy and Walters. The body
was shipped late Monday to Wabeno, WI.
Whalley, Mrs Mary P. Services
for Mary, who died Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Halladay, of 4004
Rucker Ave., will be conducted Wednesday
afternoon at 2pm at Jerreads Chapel, the
Rev. E. A. Wolfe of the First Methodist
Church officiating. Cremation and inurnment
will take place at View Crest Abbey.
Christensen, Marcia Ann Private
services for Marcia Ann Christensen, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christensen,
606 View Ridge Drive, who died Saturday,
will be held at the Chapel of Challacombe
& Fickel at 3 pm Wednesday afternoon. The
Rev. Robert B. Brown will conduct the
service. Burial will be in the family
plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
Fisher, Mary Elizabeth, age 79,
died at her home at 2306 Maple St. early Monday
following a brief illness.
Services will be held Wed afternoon at 3 pm at the funeral home
of Purdy and Walters. The Rev. James
Fairbrook of the Central Christian church
officiating. Burial will be
in family plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
Kasey, John W of 3030 Grand Ave
died suddenly Sat. Services will be held at
Challacombe and Fikel at 11am Wednesday
morning, Dr. Edward A Wolfe officiating of the First
Methodist Church. Will
conduct Burial in Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
Molyneux, Mrs. Molly, age 82, 425
S. Chamberlin Ave., Rockwood, passed away Wednesday
night at the Rockwood hospital.
Survivors: daughters Mrs. Harry H. Young, Everett, WA; Mrs. Robert
Foster, Falls Church, VA; son Paul Molyneux, Spokane, WA; sister Mrs. Fannie
Elliott, Corbin, KY, four grandchildren three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services at the First Presbyterian Church Saturday at 2pm.
Interment: Oak Grove Cem. Rev. G. David Campbell officiating.
The remains will rest at Booth Funeral Home until one hour before service.
The family will receive friends 7 to 9 pm on Friday evening at Booth Funeral
home Rockwood.
SEPT. 24, 1953
Funeral services were held in Arlington, WA, for Erick Anderson,
age 84 of
Route 5, Arlington, Wa, who died in an Arlington hospital Saturday.
Mr Anderson was
born in Norway, Dec. 24, 1868 and came to US in 1890. He came
to this community
in 1902. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Sullivan, of
Route 5,
Arlington, WA; a brother in Norway, four grandchildren, and seven great
grandchildren. Rev. E. E. Sandvig officiated at burial services.
DEC. 28, 1972
Emma O. Anderson, age 74, of 3127
71ST Ave. NE Marysville, died Dec. 19, 1972. She
was born Feb. 8,1898 in ND and came to
Marysville in 1903. She was a member of
Bethehem Lutheren Church and Kellogg Marsh
Grange. She and Mr. Anderson
celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary
this year. She leaves her husband,
Anton of Marysville; a son, Elmer of Stanwood,
Wa; a daughter, Evelyn Graafstra
of Granite Falls; six grandchildren, one
great grandchild, and numerous nieces
and nephews. Services were Thursday in
Irving Funeral Home, Marysville. Pastor
Edward Wagner officiated.
Interment was in Marysville Cem. Casketbearers were
Leonard Nielsen, Clarence Monson, Leo
Jensen, Norwood Rude, Lawrence Vaa and
Ruben Nelson. Memorials
may be made to heart fund.
EVERETT DAILY HERALD, OCT. 25, 1973
Marian V Aline, of 17122 Talbot
Road died August 20th in a local hospital. She will be
taken to the Vancouver Funeral home in
Vancouver, Wa., for services the early
part of the week. Funeral arrangements
are under the direction of Bakers
Funeral home in Edmonds, Wa.
