Sep 17
cows grazing by a river and says Greetings from Willshire, Ohio. It looks like it could be the banks of the St. Marys River.
The reverse side is postmarked Willshire, Ohio, 11 November 1924, addressed to Rev. and Mrs. Lemuel Rice, Ada, Ohio.
The postcard is from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowen, who write:
Sep 14
A rising sun tombstone inscription symbolizes renewed life, new life, eternal life, and the eternal light of heaven.
Sep 10
We will never forget. September 11th, 2001. Nearly every one of us remember where we were and what we were doing 20 years ago
Sep 07
This is the tombstone of Elizabeth (Herzog) Brenner, located in row 8 of Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Schumm, Van Wert County, Ohio. The marker is inscribed:
Elisabeth
Ehegattinn das
Herin G. J. Brenner
Geboren
Feb. 22, 1805
Gestorben
Mai. 7, 1875
Alter 70y, 2m, 15t
Sep 03
This past week I received some very good information which answered a question I asked in a blog post several years ago. The blog post, “A Wedding Celebration,” July 2015, featured a picture postcard which showed an outdoor wedding dinner. The name Wambsganss was written on the photo and it appears the photo was taken about 1920. Those were the only clues I had and I wondered whose wedding it was.
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