Edith was survived by husband CLYDE BOWERS. Pre-deceased by infant son JUSTIN BOWERS (1938-1938)
Edith & Clyde lived on a beautiful farm. They raised crops & had chickens & cows. I remember going there as a child & seeing the most weed-free garden I ever laid eyes on & it was all done by hand. They had a white picket fence around the garden.
They had a very long lane and the grass along it and between the wheel tracks was always kept mowed. It had gentle hills & made for great sledding in the winter.
Edith & Clyde lived on a beautiful farm. They raised crops & had chickens & cows. I remember going there as a child & seeing the most weed-free garden I ever laid eyes on & it was all done by hand. They had a white picket fence around the garden.
They had a very long lane and the grass along it and between the wheel tracks was always kept mowed. It had gentle hills & made for great sledding in the winter.
Edith was survived by husband CLYDE BOWERS. Pre-deceased by infant son JUSTIN BOWERS (1938-1938)
Edith & Clyde lived on a beautiful farm. They raised crops & had chickens & cows. I remember going there as a child & seeing the most weed-free garden I ever laid eyes on & it was all done by hand. They had a white picket fence around the garden.
They had a very long lane and the grass along it and between the wheel tracks was always kept mowed. It had gentle hills & made for great sledding in the winter.
Edith & Clyde lived on a beautiful farm. They raised crops & had chickens & cows. I remember going there as a child & seeing the most weed-free garden I ever laid eyes on & it was all done by hand. They had a white picket fence around the garden.
They had a very long lane and the grass along it and between the wheel tracks was always kept mowed. It had gentle hills & made for great sledding in the winter.
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