"6 Dec 1951, The Franklin Chronicle
ANDERSON RITES ARE HELD TUESDAY
Mrs. Hattie Bates Anderson, 85, widow of the late Howard B. Anderson and a resident of Franklin for more than 70 years, died at her home, 302 Lake Avenue, early last Saturday. Mrs. Anderson, in failing health for the past several years, had been seriously ill only since mid-November.
The funeral services, conducted by the Rev. William J. Hannum, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Eaton Funeral Home with burial being made in Woodhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson was born September 20, 1866, at Clarksburg, West Virginia, a daughter of Flavius Josephus and Mary Bates Cather. She was married February 11, 1884, to Howard B. Anderson, whose death occurred in July, 1935, a year after they had observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Her husband was a son of the founder of the Anderson Lumber Company and was active in the operation of the firm for many years.
Their only son, Walter C. Anderson, who died six years ago this month, was a member of the third generation of the Anderson family active in the business, and their grandson, Milton H. Anderson, who is currently in the business, is the fourth generation of the family in the firm. The Anderson Lumber Company is the third oldest lumber firm in Ohio still operating under an original family name.
Surviving Mrs. Anderson are a sister; Mrs. Fred Brewer, of Los Angeles; a brother, Dana Cather, of Franklin, Indiana; two daughters, Miss Gertrude Anderson, a teacher in the Franklin Public Schools, and Mrs. Barbara Miller, also of Franklin; three grandchildren, Milton H. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Bond and Miss Nancy Anderson, all of Franklin; and two great grandchildren. A daughter, Bernice, died in 1911, and a son, Walter in 1945."
ANDERSON RITES ARE HELD TUESDAY
Mrs. Hattie Bates Anderson, 85, widow of the late Howard B. Anderson and a resident of Franklin for more than 70 years, died at her home, 302 Lake Avenue, early last Saturday. Mrs. Anderson, in failing health for the past several years, had been seriously ill only since mid-November.
The funeral services, conducted by the Rev. William J. Hannum, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Eaton Funeral Home with burial being made in Woodhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson was born September 20, 1866, at Clarksburg, West Virginia, a daughter of Flavius Josephus and Mary Bates Cather. She was married February 11, 1884, to Howard B. Anderson, whose death occurred in July, 1935, a year after they had observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Her husband was a son of the founder of the Anderson Lumber Company and was active in the operation of the firm for many years.
Their only son, Walter C. Anderson, who died six years ago this month, was a member of the third generation of the Anderson family active in the business, and their grandson, Milton H. Anderson, who is currently in the business, is the fourth generation of the family in the firm. The Anderson Lumber Company is the third oldest lumber firm in Ohio still operating under an original family name.
Surviving Mrs. Anderson are a sister; Mrs. Fred Brewer, of Los Angeles; a brother, Dana Cather, of Franklin, Indiana; two daughters, Miss Gertrude Anderson, a teacher in the Franklin Public Schools, and Mrs. Barbara Miller, also of Franklin; three grandchildren, Milton H. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Bond and Miss Nancy Anderson, all of Franklin; and two great grandchildren. A daughter, Bernice, died in 1911, and a son, Walter in 1945."
"6 Dec 1951, The Franklin Chronicle
ANDERSON RITES ARE HELD TUESDAY
Mrs. Hattie Bates Anderson, 85, widow of the late Howard B. Anderson and a resident of Franklin for more than 70 years, died at her home, 302 Lake Avenue, early last Saturday. Mrs. Anderson, in failing health for the past several years, had been seriously ill only since mid-November.
The funeral services, conducted by the Rev. William J. Hannum, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Eaton Funeral Home with burial being made in Woodhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson was born September 20, 1866, at Clarksburg, West Virginia, a daughter of Flavius Josephus and Mary Bates Cather. She was married February 11, 1884, to Howard B. Anderson, whose death occurred in July, 1935, a year after they had observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Her husband was a son of the founder of the Anderson Lumber Company and was active in the operation of the firm for many years.
Their only son, Walter C. Anderson, who died six years ago this month, was a member of the third generation of the Anderson family active in the business, and their grandson, Milton H. Anderson, who is currently in the business, is the fourth generation of the family in the firm. The Anderson Lumber Company is the third oldest lumber firm in Ohio still operating under an original family name.
Surviving Mrs. Anderson are a sister; Mrs. Fred Brewer, of Los Angeles; a brother, Dana Cather, of Franklin, Indiana; two daughters, Miss Gertrude Anderson, a teacher in the Franklin Public Schools, and Mrs. Barbara Miller, also of Franklin; three grandchildren, Milton H. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Bond and Miss Nancy Anderson, all of Franklin; and two great grandchildren. A daughter, Bernice, died in 1911, and a son, Walter in 1945."
ANDERSON RITES ARE HELD TUESDAY
Mrs. Hattie Bates Anderson, 85, widow of the late Howard B. Anderson and a resident of Franklin for more than 70 years, died at her home, 302 Lake Avenue, early last Saturday. Mrs. Anderson, in failing health for the past several years, had been seriously ill only since mid-November.
The funeral services, conducted by the Rev. William J. Hannum, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Eaton Funeral Home with burial being made in Woodhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Anderson was born September 20, 1866, at Clarksburg, West Virginia, a daughter of Flavius Josephus and Mary Bates Cather. She was married February 11, 1884, to Howard B. Anderson, whose death occurred in July, 1935, a year after they had observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Her husband was a son of the founder of the Anderson Lumber Company and was active in the operation of the firm for many years.
Their only son, Walter C. Anderson, who died six years ago this month, was a member of the third generation of the Anderson family active in the business, and their grandson, Milton H. Anderson, who is currently in the business, is the fourth generation of the family in the firm. The Anderson Lumber Company is the third oldest lumber firm in Ohio still operating under an original family name.
Surviving Mrs. Anderson are a sister; Mrs. Fred Brewer, of Los Angeles; a brother, Dana Cather, of Franklin, Indiana; two daughters, Miss Gertrude Anderson, a teacher in the Franklin Public Schools, and Mrs. Barbara Miller, also of Franklin; three grandchildren, Milton H. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Bond and Miss Nancy Anderson, all of Franklin; and two great grandchildren. A daughter, Bernice, died in 1911, and a son, Walter in 1945."
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