As of Apr 1949 Fannie had been recently honored on the occasion of her twenty-fifth anniversary as a member of the Paulsboro, NJ high school faculty. She was presented with 25 silver dollars wrapped in attractive silver packaging.
She had been confined to her home for several weeks due to illness, so the presentation was made in her home. She was moved shortly thereafter to Englewood, NJ, near the home of her sister Mary E Baer Beasich.
She had been confined to her home for several weeks due to illness, so the presentation was made in her home. She was moved shortly thereafter to Englewood, NJ, near the home of her sister Mary E Baer Beasich.
As of Apr 1949 Fannie had been recently honored on the occasion of her twenty-fifth anniversary as a member of the Paulsboro, NJ high school faculty. She was presented with 25 silver dollars wrapped in attractive silver packaging.
She had been confined to her home for several weeks due to illness, so the presentation was made in her home. She was moved shortly thereafter to Englewood, NJ, near the home of her sister Mary E Baer Beasich.
She had been confined to her home for several weeks due to illness, so the presentation was made in her home. She was moved shortly thereafter to Englewood, NJ, near the home of her sister Mary E Baer Beasich.
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