Island rites for Mrs. Anderson
Sarah Magnusson, Corres.
WASHINGTON ISLAND — Funeral services for Mrs. Martin (Stena) Andersen, 79, were held Monday, July 12 at Bethel Church at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Ben Pent officiating. Stena died at Memorial hospital July 9 following an illness of several months.
Arbutus and Ann Greenfeldt sang, "In The Garden" and "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Gladys Christiansen on the organ.
Those who came from off the Island for the services were: Mrs. Adolph Holubec (Evelyn Peterson, daughter of Henry Peterson), Raymond Jensen, Clifford Gunnlaugsson, Mrs. Leo Koyen (Theresa).
Pallbearers were: Raymond Jensen, Wallace Jensen, Conrad Andersen, Erwin Gunnlaugson, Russell Gunnlaugsson, Clifford Gunnlaugsson.
(15 July 1965) Door County Advocate
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May 6, 1909 Door County Advocate
The wedding of Martin A. Anderson and Miss Christine Peterson took place on the afternoon of April 24th in Nelsen's Hall, which was about the only structure on the Island that could comfortably house all that were invited to the feast. Supper was served upstairs to 180 people, and the tables spread all night that the guests might help themselves to the good things served. The fact that Mrs. Martin Jorgenson was the head caterer is guarantee sufficient that everything was up to date in that department. The wedding dance was prolonged until pretty well into the following morning, and a number of people no doubt felt the loss of sleep the next day. A host of friends wish the happy young couple a long and joyful married life.
Sarah Magnusson, Corres.
WASHINGTON ISLAND — Funeral services for Mrs. Martin (Stena) Andersen, 79, were held Monday, July 12 at Bethel Church at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Ben Pent officiating. Stena died at Memorial hospital July 9 following an illness of several months.
Arbutus and Ann Greenfeldt sang, "In The Garden" and "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Gladys Christiansen on the organ.
Those who came from off the Island for the services were: Mrs. Adolph Holubec (Evelyn Peterson, daughter of Henry Peterson), Raymond Jensen, Clifford Gunnlaugsson, Mrs. Leo Koyen (Theresa).
Pallbearers were: Raymond Jensen, Wallace Jensen, Conrad Andersen, Erwin Gunnlaugson, Russell Gunnlaugsson, Clifford Gunnlaugsson.
(15 July 1965) Door County Advocate
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May 6, 1909 Door County Advocate
The wedding of Martin A. Anderson and Miss Christine Peterson took place on the afternoon of April 24th in Nelsen's Hall, which was about the only structure on the Island that could comfortably house all that were invited to the feast. Supper was served upstairs to 180 people, and the tables spread all night that the guests might help themselves to the good things served. The fact that Mrs. Martin Jorgenson was the head caterer is guarantee sufficient that everything was up to date in that department. The wedding dance was prolonged until pretty well into the following morning, and a number of people no doubt felt the loss of sleep the next day. A host of friends wish the happy young couple a long and joyful married life.
Island rites for Mrs. Anderson
Sarah Magnusson, Corres.
WASHINGTON ISLAND — Funeral services for Mrs. Martin (Stena) Andersen, 79, were held Monday, July 12 at Bethel Church at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Ben Pent officiating. Stena died at Memorial hospital July 9 following an illness of several months.
Arbutus and Ann Greenfeldt sang, "In The Garden" and "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Gladys Christiansen on the organ.
Those who came from off the Island for the services were: Mrs. Adolph Holubec (Evelyn Peterson, daughter of Henry Peterson), Raymond Jensen, Clifford Gunnlaugsson, Mrs. Leo Koyen (Theresa).
Pallbearers were: Raymond Jensen, Wallace Jensen, Conrad Andersen, Erwin Gunnlaugson, Russell Gunnlaugsson, Clifford Gunnlaugsson.
(15 July 1965) Door County Advocate
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May 6, 1909 Door County Advocate
The wedding of Martin A. Anderson and Miss Christine Peterson took place on the afternoon of April 24th in Nelsen's Hall, which was about the only structure on the Island that could comfortably house all that were invited to the feast. Supper was served upstairs to 180 people, and the tables spread all night that the guests might help themselves to the good things served. The fact that Mrs. Martin Jorgenson was the head caterer is guarantee sufficient that everything was up to date in that department. The wedding dance was prolonged until pretty well into the following morning, and a number of people no doubt felt the loss of sleep the next day. A host of friends wish the happy young couple a long and joyful married life.
Sarah Magnusson, Corres.
WASHINGTON ISLAND — Funeral services for Mrs. Martin (Stena) Andersen, 79, were held Monday, July 12 at Bethel Church at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Ben Pent officiating. Stena died at Memorial hospital July 9 following an illness of several months.
Arbutus and Ann Greenfeldt sang, "In The Garden" and "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Gladys Christiansen on the organ.
Those who came from off the Island for the services were: Mrs. Adolph Holubec (Evelyn Peterson, daughter of Henry Peterson), Raymond Jensen, Clifford Gunnlaugsson, Mrs. Leo Koyen (Theresa).
Pallbearers were: Raymond Jensen, Wallace Jensen, Conrad Andersen, Erwin Gunnlaugson, Russell Gunnlaugsson, Clifford Gunnlaugsson.
(15 July 1965) Door County Advocate
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May 6, 1909 Door County Advocate
The wedding of Martin A. Anderson and Miss Christine Peterson took place on the afternoon of April 24th in Nelsen's Hall, which was about the only structure on the Island that could comfortably house all that were invited to the feast. Supper was served upstairs to 180 people, and the tables spread all night that the guests might help themselves to the good things served. The fact that Mrs. Martin Jorgenson was the head caterer is guarantee sufficient that everything was up to date in that department. The wedding dance was prolonged until pretty well into the following morning, and a number of people no doubt felt the loss of sleep the next day. A host of friends wish the happy young couple a long and joyful married life.
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