Obit for ZINDA, Andrew Henry (b.1906 d.1965), Swift Co., MN
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Andrew Henry ZINDA Nov. 3, 1906 to February 11, 1965
Henry Zinda Interred Monday
Funeral services for A. Henry Zinda, 58, of Morris, were held at 10 a.m. 
on Monday Feb. 15, at Assumption church, Morris, with Msgr. B. 
Petermeier, Rev. Fr. Renner and Rev. Fr. Bitgroth officiating.
Mr. Zinda died suddenly of a coronary thrombosis on Thursday Feb. 11, 
while returning from fishing on Otter Tail Lake.
Pallbearers were William Aust, Leslie Reinmuth, Leon Holbrook, Harry 
Hennen, Walter Huckle and Joe Spain. Interment was made in Calvary 
cemetery at Morris.
Andrew Henry Zinda was born on Nov. 3, 1906, at Silver Lake, the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zinda. His parents moved to Appleton when he was 
very young and this is where he grew to manhood. He was engaged in 
farming, the trucking industry and later was employed in road 
construction with Hodgerman and Sons Construction, of Fairmont, as an 
operator engineer and the past summer with Dunnick and Gilchrest, of 
Olivia.
He married Dorothy O'Malley, of Benson, on June 12, 1939. They lived in 
Holloway until 1959 when they moved for Morris. He was a former mayor of 
Holloway.
Surviving are his wife, Dorothy, of Morris; one son, William Zinda, of 
Camp Lejeune, N. C.; two daughters, Cecilia, of Washington, D. C., and 
Charlotte of Morris; three sisters, Mrs. Vern Crosby (Ludwicka), of 
Appleton, Mrs. George Bryan (Anna) of Appleton, and Mrs. William Kashmark 
(Josephine), of Renville; seven brothers, Joseph, of Danvers, Michael 
Jr., of Currie, John, Simon, Severin, Ignace and Bernard, all of 
Appleton; and many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.