The Sidney herald., 1956-05-17
Obituaries
Carl r. Sanderson

| RdSoCA away at tlIC AOllAl1Illlt
Memorial hospital Wednesday
t May 8.
!, Funeral services were held il
t the Fulkerson Funeral HON,
: Chapel Saturday, May IL a
: 1000 with Rev. Bernard McLaii
: of the Peoples Congregations
church officiating.
l Carl Sanderson was born Sep
TENDER %, 1888 in Lorraine, I'LL
nois, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P
Sanderson. He came to Montana
in 1902 to settle near Fairview
He married Jennie Lockhart al
Charlton, Ia, in 1910 and they
returned to the Fairview area
where they have resided since.
Surviving are a son Howard L.,
Havre; two daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet Cotter, Fairview, and Mrs.
Carol Joan Hartman, Davenport,
Iowa; two sisters, Mrs. Mamie
Flynn, ,Fairview and Mrs. Emma
Haga, Melbourne, Florida: two
brothers, Jim Sanderson, Mesa,
Ariz., and George Sanderson of
Fairview; eight grandchildren
and numerous nieces and neph-
ews.
At the services Mrs. Phyllis
Eddington sang Beyond the Sum-
set" and 1.-THE Old Rugged Cross"
with Mrs. Harold Rounce as &C
companist.
Pallbearers were Frank Rang,
David Williamson, James San
derson, Roy Sanderson, Robert
Flynn and Mike Flynn. Interment
was in the Fairview cemetery.
&t
Jennie M. Sanderson
Mrs. Jenie M. Sanderson of
Fairview passed away at the
Community Memorial hospital in
Sidney Monday afternoon, May
IA, 1855, just five days after the
passing of her husband Carl.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in the Fulkerson Funeral
Home Chapel Thursday morning
at 1000, Rev. Reuben Dutton,
pastor Of the Methodist church
officiating. During the services
Mrs. Phyllis Eddington sang 1.-THE
Old Rugged Cross, and Nearer
God to Thee, accompanied
by Mrs. Harold Rounce. Inter
ment was in the Fairview GEM
Pallbearers were: Frank
Louis Stepans Jr., Jim
Sanderson, Roy Sanderson, Rob-
.rt Flynn, and Mike Flynn.
She was born on August 13,
1892 at Lucas, Iowa, the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lock-
hart. She was married to Carl
E. Sanderson in 1910 at Chair
Iowa, and they came to the
Fairview area, where they have
resided since that time.
She is survived by two daugh-
.ers, Mrs. Margaret Cotter of
Fairview, Mrs. Carol Joan Hart
nan of Davenport, Iowa; a son
Howard Sanderson of Havre,
Montana; eight grandchildren;
wo sisters, Mrs. Laura Stepans
# Fairview and Mrs. Flora Ed
wards of Fairfield, Iowa. Also
numerous nieces and nephews.
Julius Simonsen
Funeral services for Julius ST.
nonsen, So were held at Pella
lutheran church here Wednes-
lay, May Is, at 200 p. m. Rev.
Jensen, pastor of Pella
lutheran church officiated at the
ervice and the Cloyd-Gorder
'uneral Home had charge of the
arrangements.
Mr.. Simonsen was born at
rene, S. OAK, October FL, 1897,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete ST.
lonsen. On March 9th, 1921 he
yas united in marriage to
la Erickson at Yankton, S. d..
'wo sons were born while they
asided near Yankton, Van and
on. Van passed away in in
ancy. The family moved to
airview in 1925 and here two
lore children were born, Gail
nd Joan.
Mr.. Simonsen farmed at Sioux
ass, west of Fairview, and Cir
I'd communities till 1916, when
lie to i'll health, they moved to
ldney and have made their
ome there.
Mr.. Simonsen was taken i'll
lrly Friday morning and passed
way at the Sidney Memorial
a few hours later.
He Is survived by his wife,
sons, Con and Gail, both of
a daughter, Mrs. Sgt.
obert E. Kopp of Fairford, Eng
nd. He also leaves his father,
at Yankton, three broth
Ruben Of Sidney, Emery of
Lester Of Sioux City,
wa, and four sisters, Mrs. Alma
runk Of Irene, S. d., Mrs. Lot
Thorson and Mrs. Mabel
cLaughtin both of Sioux CITY,,
wa, Mrs. Anna Peterson of
-egory, S. D., and two grand
ildren of Sidney.
At the services Alvin Chris
.nsen sang 1.-THE Old Rugged
oss," Under His Wing, and
ace to Face with Mrs. Peter
as the organist.
Pallbearers er Alfred Gierke
:, Albert Noah, Jack Conroy,
lnnar Olafson, Eyvind Wick
d Charles Daniels. Burial was