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LAS VEGAS REVIEW
7/6/1923

DEATH HAS CLAIMED MARY A. ANDERSON

Mrs. Mary A. ANDERSON, aged 78, died at her home in this city Thursday,
July 5, after a serious illness of but a few days.  Mrs. ANDERSON was 
the mother of Mrs. Chas. P. SQUIRES and for some three years past had 
made her home with her daughter in this city, where she had formed a 
large circle of friends.
   The remains, accompanied by Mrs. SQUIRES, were shipped Thursday night 
to Bremerton, Washington, where the body of the husband is buried and 
where interment will be made.
   Prior to the departure the Order of the Eastern Star funeral service 
was held at the chapel conducted by Mrs. W. B. MUNDY, acting worthy 
matron, and C. D. BREEZE, worthy matron of Southgate Chapter.  Singing 
by S. R. WHITEHEAD and Mrs. A. A. HINMAN, accompanied on the piano by 
Mrs. Roy W. MARTIN, added to the beauty of the service.
   Mrs. SQUIRES will be met at Seattle by a brother, Wert F. ANDERSON, 
of Toppenish.