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"Easter at Grandma & Grandpa Anderson\u27s - 1947
No full textBack row, left to right: Bob Somsen, Fred Anderson, Gary Somsen, Dennis Anderson and Jerry Jorgensen. Front row, left to right: Joe Anderson, Carol Anderson, Kaay Gabbott, Connie Gabbott
Carol, Fred and Joe Anderson
No full text1946 Vine Street, home of Murray Pari Grocery. Courtesy of Joe Anderso
Ann and Alfred Anderson in 1946
No full textStanding in front of their home at 4612 South 2nd West in Murray. They built their home in 1910. Courtesy of Joe Anderson, their grandson
Elmer J. Anderson standing in front of the new store in 1946
No full textMurray Park Grocery was a new store in 1946 and Elmer Anderson stood ready to greet his customers. Courtesy of Joe Anderson
Joe Anderson, my Joe Life of Burns.
No full textLantern slide, produced around 1905, showing an illustration to accompany the poem, Joe Anderson, My Joe, by the Scottish poet, Robert Burns.https://research.library.kutztown.edu/lanternslideseducation/1506/thumbnail.jp
Rev. Joe S. Anderson
No full textA photograph of Rev. Joe S. Anderson who served Potlatch from 1948-197
Joe Anderson in Play
No full textThis black and white photograph features Joe Anderson guarding a player trying to pass the ball.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/mens_basketball_photos/1380/thumbnail.jp
Andersons and Forsbergs in 1913
No full textLeft to right: Brita Pierson Anderson, Brita Christina "Stena" Anderson Forsberg, Melvin Forsberg, Franz "Emil" Forsberg. The house is in the 4600 South block of 2nd West in Murray. Courtesy of Joe Anderso
House at 4612 South 2nd West, Murray in 1933
No full textBuilt by the Andersons (Alfred John and Anna ) Courtesy of Joe Anderson, their grandson
Joe Anderson Evades
No full textThis black and white photograph features player number 30, Joe Anderson, moving around the guard blocking him and attempting to pass.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/mens_basketball_photos/1948/thumbnail.jp
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